JOHN M. SANGER, ESQ. (SBN 49758) CHARLES R. OLSON, ESQ. (SBN 130984)CHRISTINA WOLF, ESQ. (SBN 240753) SANGER & OLSON, A Law Corporation One Embarcadero Center, Suite 1200 San Francisco, CA94111-3617 Telephone: 415-693-9300 Facsimile: 415-693-9322

CHARLES F. ROBINSON, ESQ. (SBN 113197) KELLY L. DRUMM, ESQ. (SBN 172767) UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 1111 Franklin Street, 8th Floor Oakland, CA 94607-5200 Telephone: 510-987-9800 Facsimile: 510-987-9757

Attorneys for Respondent, THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA; UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, EDWARD I. DENTON

SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
FOR THE COUNTY OF ALAMEDA

PANORAMIC HILL ASSOCIATION, a non-profit corporation,

Petitioner, V. THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, an agency of the State of California,

Respondent.
Case Nos. RG 06301644,RG 06302934, RG 06302967

UNLIMITED CIVIL CASE

DECLARATION OF VICTORIA L. HARRISON IN OPPOSITION TO PETITIONERS' EX PARTE APPLICATION FOR ORDER ENFORCING PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION

Date: August 30, 2007 Time: 1:30 pin Dept: 512

Judge: Hon. Barbara Miller

CITY OF BERKELEY, a municipal ) corporation, ) Petitioner/Plaintiff, ) ) v. ) UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, 3 BERKELEY; REGENTS OF THE )

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA; and DOES) 2 THROUGH 50, inclusive  )

Respondents/Defendants. )

CALIFORNIA OAK FOUNDATION, SAVE THE OAKS AT THE STADIUM, MCGEESPAULDING-HARDY HISTORIC INTEREST GROUP, DONA SPRING, DOUG A. BUCKWALD, SARAH SHUMER, HENRY NORR, LINDSAY VUREK, PATRICIAEDWARDS, ANNA MARIE TAYLOR, STAN SPRAGUE, and CARRIE SPRAGUE,

Petitioners/Plaintiffs,

v. )

THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, an agency of the State of California, and DOES II-XX,

Respondents/Defendants, ) and )

DOES XXI-XXX 3

) Real Parties in Interest. )

I, Victoria L. Harrison, declare:

I. My name is Victoria L. Harrison and I am the Associate Vice Chancellor of

Public Safety/Chief of Police at the University of California, Berkeley.

2. I have been Chief of Police at the University of California, Berkeley for approximately 17 years.

3. 1 have personal knowledge of all of the matters stated herein, and, if called as a witness in this action, I could and would competently testify to those matters.

4. Protestors, including tree sitters, upon University property west of the California Memorial Stadium ("CMS"), at the site of the proposed Student Athlete High Performance Center, are in violation of state trespass laws, and in violation of University policies regulating time, place and manner of public expression.

5. The beginning of the fall semester on August 27, and the first home football game on September 1 bringing an estimated 70,000 spectators to the vicinity of the protest, potentially creates a very volatile situation west of CMS. At my behest the campus has taken steps to ensure physical separation between protestors and game day crowds. The following facts inform my decision:

a) My staff have individually recorded over 155 violations of which 98 resulted in arrests of or citations to protestors at the site. A summary list is attached as Exhibit A

b) Numerous reported incidents of individuals in drive-by vehicles heckling and throwing items at the protestors.

c) Numerous reported incidents of protestors heckling, spitting, and pouring urine and excrement on officers and others standing underneath the trees.

d) Individuals in the trees currently have buckets of feces, urine, and rotted food.

e) Hostility expressed on YouTube, blogs, and internet bulletin boards between protestors and football fans.

6. Safe management of the site requires fencing to create a physical barrier between protestors and visitors to the area because a merely visual barrier, such as yellow caution tape, would require staffing beyond the capacity of the University police in order to be effective. On home football game days we have standard deployment of 150 security personnel, including private event security and 40 to 60 police officers. Because of the tree sitters ongoing protest I have requested and received additional support from police at other campuses. The further staffing support that would be required by visual-only barriers, with the training and missionsensitivity necessary at this site and for a campus event, is unavailable.

7. The protestors have participated in activities and behaviors that were in direct violation of the Berkeley Campus Regulations Implementing University Policies Applying to Campus Activities, Organizations, and Students issued by the President of the University effective August 15, 1994 (300 sections) ("Campus Regulations") and disrupted the peace and operations of the campus. After being informed of the Campus Regulations as well as applicable state laws the protestors blatantly violated, time, place and manner rules regarding when and where free speech can occur. Protestors vandalized trees, disrupted classes, conducted unauthorized events, and violated campus rules on tabling, camping, and postering. In addition, the protestors became increasingly uncooperative with police and refused to follow lawful directions which resulted in protesters physically resisting officers. Also various protestors were involved in thefts and unauthorized removal of property from the International House and Memorial Stadium.

8. A true and correct copy of the Campus Regulations are attached hereto as Exhibit B.

9. The Campus Regulations are specifically intended to protect free inquiry and free expression. Such activities must not, however, interfere with the right of the University to conduct its affairs in an orderly manner and to maintain its property. My staff have advised the protestors upon University property west of CMS that they are in violation of state trespass laws and University rules and regulations.

10. Because the site cannot be permanently secured until the termination of the pending injunction, it is prudent to continue to cite and admonish protestors, but not undertake their physical removal. Their physical removal would place protestors and campus employees at risk and may not be sufficient to discourage reoccupation of trees.

I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the foregoing is true and correct.

Date: August 30, 2007
Victoria L. Harrison

	2006-2007 'Save the Oaks' Protest Police Reports
	Violation Date	Case Number	Violation(s)
	12-02-06	06-05538	PC 602k (suspect #1)
	12-02-06	06-05538	PC 602k (suspect #2)
	12-09-06	06-05639	PC 245
	01-02-07	06-05538	PC 602k, PC 148
	01-02-07	07-00014	PC 626.6
	01-03-07	07-00024	PC 12553(a)(l)
	01-03-07	07-00023	PC 664/484
	01-05-07	06-05538	PC 602k
	01-06-07	06-05538	PC 602k
	01-06-07	07-00058	PC 245
	01-07-07	07-00070	BMC 13.52.020
	01-10-07	07-00107	PC 602k
	01-12-07	07-00131	Civil Advice
	01-13-07	07-00140	BMC 13.52.020
	01-16-07	07-00183	BMC 13.52.020
	01-17-07	07-00206	PC 602k
	01-20-07	07-00255	UCB Rules Violation
	01-23-07	07-00294	PC 602k
	01-23-07	07-00297	BMC 13.52.020
	01-23-07	07-00298	BMC 13.52.020
	01-23-07	07-00293	Warrant Arrest
	01-24-07	07-00315	PC 626.6
	01-25-07	07-00349	PC 602k
	01-30-07	07-00422	UCB Rules Violation
	02-03-07	07-00499	BMC 13.52.020
	02-05-07	07-00522	UCB Rules Violation
	02-15-07	07-00683	UCB Rules Violation
	02-16-07	07-00694	PC 647(J)
	02-17-07	07-01430	PC 647(j), BMC 13.52.020
	02-20-07	07-00747	PC 647(J), BMC 13.52.020
	02-21-07	07-00773	PC 647(J), BMC 13.52.020, PC 148
	02-22-07	07-00792	PC 69
	02-23-07	07-00805	BMC 14.52.020
	02-23-07	07-00809	PC 626.6
	02-23-07	07-00806	PC 647(J)
	02-24-07	07-01353	Evidence Seizure
	02-24-07	07-00827	Casualty
	02-26-07	07-00844	Evidence Seizure
	02-28-07	07-00880	PC 602
	03-01-07	06-05538	Evidence Seizure
	03-02-07	07-00922	PC 647(J)
	03-02-07	07-00911	PC 647(J)
	03-05-07	07-00856	Evidence Seizure
	03-06-07	07-00984	PC 602k
	03-06-07	07-01234	BMC 13.52.020
	03-14-07	07-01117	PC 647(J), BMC 13.52.020
	03-14-07	07-01127	PC 647(J), BMC13.52,020
	03-14-07	07-01155	PC 626.6
	03-14-07	07-01124	Dog Bite
	03-17-07	107-01177	UCB Rules Violation

	03-17-07	07-01173	PC 148
	03-21-07	07-01257	PC 166(A)(4)
	03-22-07	07-01269	PC 647(J), BMC13.52.020
	03-22-07	07-01444	BMC 13.52.020
	03-22-07	07-01270	UCB Rules Violation
	03-28-07	07-00970	Evidence Seizure
	04-01-07	07-01552	BMC 13.52.020, PC 647(j)
	04-03-07	07-01429	PC 626.6
	04-03-07	07-01422	PC 647(J)
	04-05-07	07-01456	UCB Rules Violation
	04-06-07	07-01471	PC 148, BMC 13,52.020
	04-12-07	07-01573	UCB Rules Violation
	04-17-07	07-01638	BMC 13.52.020
	04-17-07	07-01638	Suspicious Person
	04-18-07	07-01556	PC 647(J), BMC13.52.020, PC 148
	04-18-07	07-01556	PC 148, PC 647(j),BMC
	04-19-07	07-01674	Rules Violation
	04-22-07	07-01715	Found Bicycle
	04-24-07	07-01738	UCB Rules Violation
	04-25-07	07-01764	UCB Rules Violation
	04-25-07	07-01766	PC 602(k)
	04-25-07	07-01865	UCB Rules Violation
	04-25-07	07-01757	PC 148(a)(1)
	04-27-07	07-01674	Evidence Seizure
	04-27-07	07-01766	Evidence Seizure
	04-27-07	07-01814	PC 148(a)(1), BMC
	05-01-07	07-01809	PC 602(k), PC 148, HS
	05-01-07	07-01875	UCB Rules Violation
	05-02-07	07-01895	PC 647(f)
	05-02-07	07-01909	PC 415
	05-03-07	06-05538	Evidence Seizure
	05-03-07	07-01917	PC 602(j), BMC 13.52.020
	05-04-07	06-05538	Evidence Seizure
	05-04-07	07-01935	PC 1203.2
	05-04-07	07-01883	PC 1203.2
	05-06-07	07-01965	PC 626.6, PC 148, BMC 13.52.020
	05-06-07	07-01955	PC 626.6
	05-07-07	07-01975	PC 415
	05-08-07	07-01983	PC 626.6
	05-08-07	07-01920	PC 1203.2
	05-08-07	07-01985	PC 415
	05-09-07	06-05538	Evidence seizure
	05-10-07	07-02019	BMC 13.52.020
	05-10-07	07-02019	Suspicious Person
	05-11-07	07-02039 -	Suspicious Circumstance
	05-14-07	07-02077	PC 415
	05-20-07	07-02168	Animal Case/Seizure
	05-22-07	67-02198	PC 647(j), PC 836.6, PC 243
	05-23-07	07-02232	PC 166(a)(4)
	05-24-07	07-02244	UCB Rules Violation
	05-24-07	07-02251	PC 1203.2
	05-25-07	07-02256	PC 211, PC 240, PC 241, PC 148, BMC 13.52.020
	05-28-07	07-02293	UCB Rules Violation
	05-28-07	07-02293	UCB Rules Violation
	05-30-07	07-02327	PC 647(j)

	06-01-07	07-02370	PC 415 C
	06-01-07	07-02376	UCB Rules Violation
	06-02-07	07-02389	Warrant Arrest
	06-02-07	07-02393	PC 626.6
	06-02-07	07-02393	PC 626.6
	06-03-07	07-02403	PC 626.6
	06-03-07	07-02406	Casualty via dog bite
	06-03-07	07-02405	PC 148
	06-05-07	07-02436	UCB Rules Violation
	06-08-07	06-05538	UCB Rules Violation
	06-08-07	07-02455	Suspicious Circumstance
	-06-12-07	06-05538	UCB Rules Violation
	06-12-07	07-02484	Located Missing Person
	06-12-07	07-02508	Located Missing Person
	06-13-07	07-02509	PC 602(k)
	06-13-07	07-02538	Person Located
	06-14-07	07-02536	UCB Rules Violation
	06-14-07	07-02534	PC 653(k)
	06-15-07	07-02558	Warrant Arrest
	06-18-07	07-02591	PC 594
	06-19-07	07-02595	UCB Rules Violation
	06-23-07	07-02643	UCB Rules Violation
	06-25-07	07-02657	PC 647(j), BMC 13.52.020
	06-28-07	07-02702	BMC 13.52.020
	06-28-07	07-02700	PC 1203.2
	06-28-07	07-02757	PC l66(a)(4)
	06-28-07	07-02705	PC 415.5
	07-02-07	07-02821	PC 626.6 issued
	07-03-07	07-02769	Person Located
	07-03-07	07-02768	WI 5150
	07-03-07	07-02769	Missing Person Located
	07-03-07	07-02767	PC 602(a)
	07-06-07	07-02822	MV 614
	07-12-07	07-02899	BMC 13.52.020
	07-12-07	07-02890	PC 626.6
	07-15-07	07-02939	UCB Rules Violation
	07-18-07	07-02989	BMC 13.52.020
	07-23-07	07-03072	HS 11377
	08-01-07	07-03247	BMC 13.52.020
	08-01-07	07-03233	UCB Rules Violation
	08-02-07	07-03108	BMC 13.52.020
	08-07-07	07-03328	UCB Rules Violation
	08-08-07	07-03339	BMC 13.52.020
	08-09-07	07-03344	PC 1203.2
	08-09-07	07-03352	UCB Rules Violation
	08-09-07	07-03352	BMC 13.52.020
	08-10-07	07-03371	BMC 13.52.020, PC 6470)
	08-15-07	07-02890	Warrant Arrest
	08-15-07	07-03433	UCB Rules Violation
	08-24-07	07-03599	PC 1203.2