Student Laura Chin adding, "I'm surprised it's cleaner. "Hopefully, everyone did their part to clean up." "The streets look alright," said student Jack Hurley. On Sunday morning, the cleanup of red cups, beer cans and other litter strewn on the streets was underway. The University of Ottawa apologized for the disruptions the large crowds caused to its neighbours in Sandy Hill, adding, "We will now take stock with our partners and discuss lessons learned." On Sunday, Ottawa police said seven arrests have been made, and there are "multiple criminal investigations underway." Investigators asked anyone with pictures or video of any illegal activities to email it to Ottawa Police will also provide the names of university students charged with criminal offences to Carleton University and the University of Ottawa so that student conduct rules may be applied," police said on Sunday. They dispersed the crowd more," said one person in Sandy Hill on Sunday. "A lot of police presence, which I thought was unnecessary. The crowds had been dispersed by 11:30 p.m. The Ottawa Police Twitter account urged students and partygoers to leave Sandy Hill "immediately," as officers moved in to disperse the crowd. "Many people in the crowd became belligerent and hostile and began committing illegal acts, including vandalism and throwing objects at police," police said in a statement Sunday morning. Police said after a quiet few hours in Sandy Hill, large crowds began gathering on Somerset Street East at about 8:30 p.m. "The police did a very good job of moving everyone and keeping everyone secure making sure everybody was safe."
The streets were packed with people, there was garbage everywhere," Christian Edgley said on Sunday. Ottawa police officers, with assistance from the OPP, maintained an enhanced police presence in Sandy Hill, the ByWard Market and Old Ottawa South through the weekend.
Thousands of people gathered on the streets of Sandy Hill hours after the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees beat the Carleton Ravens in the 53 rd Panda Game at TD Place. Police say officers are now collecting online and drone footage from the "unsanctioned gathering" on Somerset Street East as part of the investigation. Seven people have been arrested and dozens of tickets were handed out for open alcohol and excessive noise during festivities related to the football game. Residents in Sandy Hill cleaned up from a night of post-Panda Game celebrations on Sunday, as Ottawa police began the investigation into what it called "unnecessary and unacceptable" behaviour during an "unsanctioned gathering" near the University of Ottawa campus.
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