Egyptian police stormed the headquarters of the Journalists' Syndicate in central Cairo. Two reporters have been arrested on charges of inciting protests. Both journalists work for Arabic-language opposition website Bawabet Yanayer. Dozens of journalist staged a sit-in in response to the raid and arrests. It's the first time the syndicate has been raided by police.
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