PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) — Philadelphia police officers swarmed the University of Pennsylvania on Friday night due to a protest on campus.

Chopper 6 was overhead around 9 p.m. as police officers scuffled with some pro-Palestinian demonstrators in the city’s University City section.

Members of the Penn Gaza Solidarity said they were planning to occupy the Fisher-Bennett Hall.

A Penn spokesperson said a group of individuals entered the hall and attempted to occupy it.

“Penn Police, with support from Philadelphia Police, escorted them out and secured the building, taking several individuals into custody. The situation remains active,” said a spokesperson in a statement.

The Action Cam was on the scene as officers could be seen taking some protesters away in handcuffs in the area of 34th and Walnut streets.

It wasn’t immediately clear how many people were arrested.

Before dispersing just before 11 p.m., demonstrators marched from the campus to the Penn Museum and then to Franklin Field, where commencement ceremonies are being held in the coming days.

Protesters say they decided to take over Fisher Bennett Hall because Penn administrators failed to meet their demands and refused to negotiate in good faith. They want administrators to disclose Penn’s investments, divest from Israeli companies and depend pro-Palestine protesters.

The protest comes a week after police dismantled a two-week encampment on the College Green.