At least seven people were taken into custody on Sunday in Olympia, Washington, as law enforcement disrupted an attempt to take over a hotel. Law enforcement officers, including SWAT officers, closed off the road on which sits the Red Lion Hotel and began clearing the hotel floor by floor after employees fled to the basement in fear after activists entered the building, a police spokesperson told The Olympian. Seven people were arrested and officials expected more arrests before the operation was over. The Olympia Police Department didn’t respond to a request for comment. Arrest records from Sunday showed one arrest at or near the hotel. A group called Oly Housing Now stormed the hotel, trying to get Thurston County to use federal funds to pay for hotel rooms for homeless people over the age of 65. “FEMA provides counties 100 percent funding for houseless people who are over 65 years …