McElree denies using a chokehold and says his actions were meant to protect a student during the February 20 clash.
Tensions linger, calls for accountability continue at Quakertown council meeting
Outside the meeting, tensions briefly escalated when a demonstrator was confronted by an unidentified man who attempted to grab a megaphone during a protest.
‘No Kings’ protest rallies occur across Bucks – Bucks Round-Up – March 30, 2026
A large group of No Kings sign bearers spent a couple of hours Saturday outside the Middletown office of Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick.
Quakertown protest cases move forward for most students after court hearings
One teen sees felony charges dropped as others head toward trial in the high-profile protest case.
Charges dropped for one teen as Quakertown protest cases move forward
Juvenile court proceedings continue for other students of “The Quakertown Five” who were tied to the February 20 incident.
‘Quakertown 5’ student expected to have serious charges dropped, attorney says
The teen would still face lesser misdemeanor and summary offenses, including disorderly conduct.
Former Quakertown school superintendent to receive $200,000 severance – Bucks Round-Up – March 17, 2026
Friedman has been on paid leave since his resignation earlier this month.
Petitions grow on both sides of Quakertown police chief controversy after Feb. 20 protest
Supporters rally behind Chief Scott McElree while others continue calling for his resignation.
Quakertown police chief’s dual role as borough manager scrutinized in wake of student clash
Scott McElree is out on workers’ compensation, reportedly due to injuries suffered on February 20.
Public comment was dominated by criticism of Scott McElree.