Police arrested a 37-year-old man in Kansas after he allegedly clapped to express opposition to a data center in a city commission meeting after officials warned attendees they would be removed for disruptive behavior, including clapping, snapping, or rude comments.
Lux Claridge, an Emporia High School physics teacher, was arrested for allegedly clapping during the meeting.
“Claridge and several others clapped in support of speakers opposing the Flint Hills Digital Campus data center,” KWCH reports.
“After commissioners issued a final warning, Claridge continued to clap, leading to their arrest,” it added.
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Claridge was booked into the Lyon County Jail on charges of interference with law enforcement and disorderly conduct.
“The Emporia Police Department remains committed to ensuring public meetings are conducted safely and in an orderly manner, while also respecting the rights of all citizens to participate in the civic process,” the Emporia Police Department stated in a press release.
Claridge is due in court in September, where he intends to plead not guilty.
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