Chaos and wild brawls broke out at a New York City university on Thursday evening after pro-Palestinian activists tried setting up an encampment on college grounds.

New York Police Department (NYPD) officers were dispatched to Brooklyn College after anti-Israel agitators refused to take down their tents. Videos show activists, many of whom were wearing keffiyehs, yelling and swearing as police officers attempted to get the unruly crowd under control.

"Stop shoving people! Stop f--king shoving people!" one female protester yelled.

"Get the f--k out! Get the f--k out!" another screamed.

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In an emotionally charged portion of the video, police pulled back a man's shirt and tased him as he screamed. 

An officer urged a woman to take her child away from the scene.

"Get that baby out of here now!" a cop warned the phone-wielding woman. "Get that baby out of here!"

Another clip shows police officers restraining protesters on the ground as demonstrators scream and attempt to intervene.

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"The cops are out of control," a woman is heard saying.

Brooklyn College told Fox News that the protesters "erected tents on the Brooklyn College quad in violation of college policy."

"After multiple warnings to take the tents down and disperse, members of CUNY Public Safety and NYPD removed the tents and dispersed the crowd," the statement added.

"The safety of our campus community will always be paramount, and Brooklyn College respects the right to protest while also adhering to strict rules meant to ensure the safe operation of our University and prohibit individuals from impeding access to educational facilities."

The chaos comes a day after over 100 anti-Israel agitators stormed the Butler Library at Columbia University. The chaos erupting as students were trying to study for finals.

In total, the NYPD made 80 arrests at the prestigious college, a source told Fox News.

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Fox News Digital reached out to the NYPD for additional information.

Fox News Digital's Brooke Curto, Kyle Schmidbauer, Adam Sabes and Fox News' Alexis McAdams contributed to this report.

Shedeur Sanders got his first look at his Cleveland Browns locker Thursday, and his father knows just how much it means to him. 

The Browns captured Sanders taking a look at his No. 12 nameplate and the gear and apparel he will use his first preseason with his new squad. 

Cleveland posted the moment to its social media platforms, and Deion "Coach Prime" Sanders once again pointed to his family's collective faith. 

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He also joked about Shedeur's jersey number. 

"God is faithful! I know for a fact that smile is Genuine! Let's go #2 I mean #12," Deion Sanders said on Instagram.

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Shedeur, who the Browns took in the fifth round after his surprising slide in the NFL Draft sparked national debate, looked at his cleats and new Browns shirts and showed off his Browns offense notebook. 

"I got everything I need to be successful now," Sanders said with a big smile. 

While veteran signal-caller Joe Flacco appears to have the upper hand in the competition, Sanders will compete with Flacco, Kenny Pickett and third-round rookie Dillon Gabriel in an open quarterback competition for head coach Kevin Stefanski this training camp. 

Because many believed him to be a first-round pick and a potential starter his rookie season, the NFL world will be tuned in to see how Sanders progresses with the Browns and whether he has a shot at the starting role.

The former Colorado Buffaloes quarterback is well known for his accurate arm and ability to work through his progressions in the pocket. One of the main criticisms of Shedeur among experts is that he needs throw the ball away instead of trying to extend plays and taking unnecessary sacks. 

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