Oregon Law Professor arrested after altercation with protesting students

University of Oregon adjunct law professor James Olmsted was booted from teaching after police charged him with harassment during a clash with student protestors last week. Olmsted was arrested on two counts of physical harassment Thursday after authorities said he shoved one person and seized a student's cellphone. The professor began arguing with pro-immigration activists called Students Against Imperialism as they held a mock Mexican-American border check-in at a demonstration on campus, according to video descriptions on YouTube.