Diez estudiantes detenidos durante la toma del liceo María Luisa Bombal de Rancagua denunciaron que tras ser apresados personal de Carabineros los obligó a desnudarse en la comisaría.
La movilización estudiantil se produjo para exigir que se reconstruya su establecimiento educacional, que sufrió daños estructurales en el terremoto de 2010 y no ha sido reparado.
La dirigenta Jennifer Olivares relató que "a las ocho llegó el director con carabineros, los que no iniciaron diálogo. Fue muy rápido. No dieron la opción de salir voluntariamente. Al llegar a la comisaría nos desnudaron. Es un poco ilógico que nos desnuden habiendo menores de edad y no siendo delincuentes, sino estudiantes que estábamos en una toma que había sido pacífica".
El coronel de Carabineros Iván Guajardo reconoció que se les pidió a los jóvenes que se sacaran la ropa en el cuartel: "El protocolo de Carabineros indica que todo detenido que ingrese en nuestro cuartel debe ser revisado minuciosamente. No es que se realice un retiro de las vestimentas completas, pero sí parcialmente. Quedan en ropa interior, tanto mayores como menores de edad".
La policía afirmó que los detenidos serán pasados a la Fiscalía por robo en lugar no habitado, pues habrían sustraído alimentos del liceo durante la ocupación.
Liceo María Luisa Bombal of Rancagua. , Chile — Ten students from the  of Rancagua, O'Higgins Region were detained by the local police yesterday. Following their release, the students told the media they were required to remove their clothes at the police station.

The students, seven men and three women, took control of the building of the school early yesterday morning in response to the long delay in re-construction of the ''liceo'', following the earthquake of 2010. At around 08:00 local time (1200 ), Leonardo Fuentes, general secretary of the Municipal Educational Corporation of Rancagua, authorized the police to clear out the students.

Pedro Larraín in October 2011. 
Student leader Jennifer Olivares told ''Diario VI Región'' the police  upon their arrival at the police station, Comisaría de Rancagua, something which Lieutenant Colonel of Carabineros Iván Guajardo did not deny. However, police stated the students will be charged by the public prosecutor with robbing food from the school. , said Olivares. Ignacio Muñoz, former leader of the occupation of the Liceo María Luisa Bombal, told ''El Rancahuaso'' . Education Regional Secretary (''Seremi de Educación'') Pedro Larraín said the government  such actions, .

The Region of Libertador General Bernardo O'Higgins was one of the first in 2012 to resuscitate the previous year's student protests, more specifically at the , which was taken control by the students in late July, and which as of yesterday was still taken. The students of the Liceo Industrial were particularly affected, after the president of the school's  Guillermo Horta Farías was stabbed outside the educational establishment on July 31; his fellow schoolmates subsequently organized a march in his honour in Rancagua, on August 8. As of August 11, eight high schools have been taken control of by students, in response to the government's failure to satisfy the secondary and university students' requests.