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Wild video shows the moment cops beat down an anti-ICE protester who was
part of a demonstration that blocked a vital bridge out of Cincinnati,
Ohio.
At least 15 people were arrested on felony rioting and various
misdemeanor charges after protesters clashed with cops on the Roebling >Bridge, which spans the Ohio River between Cincinnati and Covington, KY
as they called for the release of a former hospital chaplain detained by
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement earlier this month.
In the dramatic video, a Covington cop is seen repeatedly punching a man
in the head.
The protester, wearing a red Cincinnati Reds baseball cap, was standing
off to the side of the bridge when he was hit and wrestled to the
ground.
As one officer pinned him down, a second continued to punch him while >protesters yelled at the cops.
Cops were seen dragging away a female protester who tried to step in,
while another man was shoved to the ground by an officer.
The man in the baseball cap seen getting punched in the head during >ThursdayrCOs protest has been named as Brandon Hill.
Cops say he tried to disarm an officer carrying a pepper ball gun when
he was detained, but Hill insisted he was just trying not to get shot.
rCLIf anything like that happened, itrCOs because a random gun was pointed
in my face,rC? Hill told WCPO.
He was one of around 100 people who marched across the Roebling Bridge
and blocked traffic as part of Thursday eveningrCOs vigil for Imam Ayman >Soliman, an Egyptian immigrant and former Cincinnati ChildrenrCOs Hospital >chaplain, who was detained by ICE on July 9.
Some 50 officers responded to clear the bridge.
The officer who punched Hill thought he was pulling a gun from a bag he
had around his shoulders and chased him to the side of the bridge before >trying to pull him from the railing without falling into the Ohio River, >Covington Police Chief Brian Valenti told a press conference Friday.
rCLThe last officer we lost in the line of duty was because he fell off of
a bridge while fighting,rC? he said.
He admitted that none of the protesters were found to have weapons.
Dramatic police bodycam video showing Hill being hit during his arrest
was also shown during the press conference.
The officer involved was placed on administrative duty with pay while an >investigation continues, WCPO reported.
Hill went to the hospital after his release from jail to treat bruises and scratches to his head, and pepper ball welts to his shins.
His arm is potentially fractured and will require further testing, he said.
oI did not try to attack anyone. We were there peacefully, exercising our First Amendment rights,o Hill said
[Default] America First - Screw Illegal Aliens <go-home-and-protest-there@you.losers> typed:
Wild video shows the moment cops beat down an anti-ICE protester who was >>part of a demonstration that blocked a vital bridge out of Cincinnati, >>Ohio.
At least 15 people were arrested on felony rioting and various
misdemeanor charges after protesters clashed with cops on the Roebling >>Bridge, which spans the Ohio River between Cincinnati and Covington, KY
as they called for the release of a former hospital chaplain detained by
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement earlier this month.
In the dramatic video, a Covington cop is seen repeatedly punching a man
in the head.
The protester, wearing a red Cincinnati Reds baseball cap, was standing
off to the side of the bridge when he was hit and wrestled to the
ground.
As one officer pinned him down, a second continued to punch him while >>protesters yelled at the cops.
Cops were seen dragging away a female protester who tried to step in,
while another man was shoved to the ground by an officer.
The man in the baseball cap seen getting punched in the head during >>Thursdayr?Ts protest has been named as Brandon Hill.
Cops say he tried to disarm an officer carrying a pepper ball gun when
he was detained, but Hill insisted he was just trying not to get shot.
r?oIf anything like that happened, itr?Ts because a random gun was pointed >>in my face,r?? Hill told WCPO.
He was one of around 100 people who marched across the Roebling Bridge
and blocked traffic as part of Thursday eveningr?Ts vigil for Imam Ayman >>Soliman, an Egyptian immigrant and former Cincinnati Childrenr?Ts Hospital >>chaplain, who was detained by ICE on July 9.
Some 50 officers responded to clear the bridge.
The officer who punched Hill thought he was pulling a gun from a bag he
had around his shoulders and chased him to the side of the bridge before >>trying to pull him from the railing without falling into the Ohio River, >>Covington Police Chief Brian Valenti told a press conference Friday.
r?oThe last officer we lost in the line of duty was because he fell off of >>a bridge while fighting,r?? he said.
He admitted that none of the protesters were found to have weapons.
Dramatic police bodycam video showing Hill being hit during his arrest
was also shown during the press conference.
The officer involved was placed on administrative duty with pay while an >>investigation continues, WCPO reported.
Hill went to the hospital after his release from jail to treat bruises and >>scratches to his head, and pepper ball welts to his shins.
His arm is potentially fractured and will require further testing, he >>said.
"I did not try to attack anyone. We were there peacefully, exercising our >>First Amendment rights," Hill said
No, you lying sack of left-wing shit. You were not exercising ANY
rights. You do not have the right to block a highway, street, road,
avenue, boulevard, bridge, or sidewalk.
"Klaus Schadenfreude" <klaus.schadenfreude.Zwergent%ter.@gmail.com> wrote >in message >news:i4k18kdku7ndcggbuv1vdtneahm0sl21s4@Rudy.Canoza.is.a.forging.cocksucking.dwarf.com...
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<go-home-and-protest-there@you.losers> typed:
Wild video shows the moment cops beat down an anti-ICE protester who was >>>part of a demonstration that blocked a vital bridge out of Cincinnati, >>>Ohio.
At least 15 people were arrested on felony rioting and various >>>misdemeanor charges after protesters clashed with cops on the Roebling >>>Bridge, which spans the Ohio River between Cincinnati and Covington, KY >>>as they called for the release of a former hospital chaplain detained by >>>US Immigration and Customs Enforcement earlier this month.
In the dramatic video, a Covington cop is seen repeatedly punching a man >>>in the head.
The protester, wearing a red Cincinnati Reds baseball cap, was standing >>>off to the side of the bridge when he was hit and wrestled to the
ground.
As one officer pinned him down, a second continued to punch him while >>>protesters yelled at the cops.
Cops were seen dragging away a female protester who tried to step in, >>>while another man was shoved to the ground by an officer.
The man in the baseball cap seen getting punched in the head during >>>Thursdayr?Ts protest has been named as Brandon Hill.
Cops say he tried to disarm an officer carrying a pepper ball gun when
he was detained, but Hill insisted he was just trying not to get shot.
r?oIf anything like that happened, itr?Ts because a random gun was pointed >>>in my face,r?? Hill told WCPO.
He was one of around 100 people who marched across the Roebling Bridge >>>and blocked traffic as part of Thursday eveningr?Ts vigil for Imam Ayman >>>Soliman, an Egyptian immigrant and former Cincinnati Childrenr?Ts Hospital >>>chaplain, who was detained by ICE on July 9.
Some 50 officers responded to clear the bridge.
The officer who punched Hill thought he was pulling a gun from a bag he >>>had around his shoulders and chased him to the side of the bridge before >>>trying to pull him from the railing without falling into the Ohio River, >>>Covington Police Chief Brian Valenti told a press conference Friday.
r?oThe last officer we lost in the line of duty was because he fell off of >>>a bridge while fighting,r?? he said.
He admitted that none of the protesters were found to have weapons.
Dramatic police bodycam video showing Hill being hit during his arrest >>>was also shown during the press conference.
The officer involved was placed on administrative duty with pay while an >>>investigation continues, WCPO reported.
Hill went to the hospital after his release from jail to treat bruises and >>>scratches to his head, and pepper ball welts to his shins.
His arm is potentially fractured and will require further testing, he >>>said.
"I did not try to attack anyone. We were there peacefully, exercising our >>>First Amendment rights," Hill said
No, you lying sack of left-wing shit. You were not exercising ANY
rights. You do not have the right to block a highway, street, road,
avenue, boulevard, bridge, or sidewalk.
Wonder if they should be held for a mental evaluation because standing the >middle of an active road could be considered attempted suicide.
[Default] America First - Screw Illegal Aliens <go-home-and-protest-there@you.losers> typed:
"I did not try to attack anyone. We were there peacefully, exercising our >>First Amendment rights," Hill said
No, you lying sack of left-wing shit. You were not exercising ANY
rights. You do not have the right to block a highway, street, road,
avenue, boulevard, bridge, or sidewalk.
[Default] "Scout" <me4guns@verizon.removeme.this2.nospam.net> typed:
"Klaus Schadenfreude" <klaus.schadenfreude.Zwergent%ter.@gmail.com> wrote >>in message >>news:i4k18kdku7ndcggbuv1vdtneahm0sl21s4@Rudy.Canoza.is.a.forging.cocksucking.dwarf.com...
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<go-home-and-protest-there@you.losers> typed:
Wild video shows the moment cops beat down an anti-ICE protester who was >>>>part of a demonstration that blocked a vital bridge out of Cincinnati, >>>>Ohio.
At least 15 people were arrested on felony rioting and various >>>>misdemeanor charges after protesters clashed with cops on the Roebling >>>>Bridge, which spans the Ohio River between Cincinnati and Covington, KY >>>>as they called for the release of a former hospital chaplain detained by >>>>US Immigration and Customs Enforcement earlier this month.
In the dramatic video, a Covington cop is seen repeatedly punching a man >>>>in the head.
The protester, wearing a red Cincinnati Reds baseball cap, was standing >>>>off to the side of the bridge when he was hit and wrestled to the >>>>ground.
As one officer pinned him down, a second continued to punch him while >>>>protesters yelled at the cops.
Cops were seen dragging away a female protester who tried to step in, >>>>while another man was shoved to the ground by an officer.
The man in the baseball cap seen getting punched in the head during >>>>Thursdayr?Ts protest has been named as Brandon Hill.
Cops say he tried to disarm an officer carrying a pepper ball gun when >>>>he was detained, but Hill insisted he was just trying not to get shot.
r?oIf anything like that happened, itr?Ts because a random gun was >>>>pointed
in my face,r?? Hill told WCPO.
He was one of around 100 people who marched across the Roebling Bridge >>>>and blocked traffic as part of Thursday eveningr?Ts vigil for Imam Ayman >>>>Soliman, an Egyptian immigrant and former Cincinnati Childrenr?Ts >>>>Hospital
chaplain, who was detained by ICE on July 9.
Some 50 officers responded to clear the bridge.
The officer who punched Hill thought he was pulling a gun from a bag he >>>>had around his shoulders and chased him to the side of the bridge before >>>>trying to pull him from the railing without falling into the Ohio River, >>>>Covington Police Chief Brian Valenti told a press conference Friday.
r?oThe last officer we lost in the line of duty was because he fell off >>>>of
a bridge while fighting,r?? he said.
He admitted that none of the protesters were found to have weapons.
Dramatic police bodycam video showing Hill being hit during his arrest >>>>was also shown during the press conference.
The officer involved was placed on administrative duty with pay while an >>>>investigation continues, WCPO reported.
Hill went to the hospital after his release from jail to treat bruises >>>>and
scratches to his head, and pepper ball welts to his shins.
His arm is potentially fractured and will require further testing, he >>>>said.
"I did not try to attack anyone. We were there peacefully, exercising >>>>our
First Amendment rights," Hill said
No, you lying sack of left-wing shit. You were not exercising ANY
rights. You do not have the right to block a highway, street, road,
avenue, boulevard, bridge, or sidewalk.
Wonder if they should be held for a mental evaluation because standing the >>middle of an active road could be considered attempted suicide.
That could take months, even with the finest doctors at Guantanamo
Bay.
"Klaus Schadenfreude" <klaus.schadenfreude.Zwergent%ter.@gmail.com>
wrote in message news:9e428khtbdhidkh2ts4ftitcanul5pvofs@Rudy.Canoza.is.a.forging.cocksu cking.dwarf.com...
[Default] "Scout" <me4guns@verizon.removeme.this2.nospam.net> typed:
"Klaus Schadenfreude" <klaus.schadenfreude.Zwergent%ter.@gmail.com> >>>wrote in message >>>news:i4k18kdku7ndcggbuv1vdtneahm0sl21s4@Rudy.Canoza.is.a.forging.cocks >>>ucking.dwarf.com...
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<go-home-and-protest-there@you.losers> typed:
Wild video shows the moment cops beat down an anti-ICE protester
who was part of a demonstration that blocked a vital bridge out of >>>>>Cincinnati, Ohio.
At least 15 people were arrested on felony rioting and various >>>>>misdemeanor charges after protesters clashed with cops on the >>>>>Roebling Bridge, which spans the Ohio River between Cincinnati and >>>>>Covington, KY as they called for the release of a former hospital >>>>>chaplain detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement earlier >>>>>this month.
In the dramatic video, a Covington cop is seen repeatedly punching
a man in the head.
The protester, wearing a red Cincinnati Reds baseball cap, was >>>>>standing off to the side of the bridge when he was hit and wrestled >>>>>to the ground.
As one officer pinned him down, a second continued to punch him
while protesters yelled at the cops.
Cops were seen dragging away a female protester who tried to step
in, while another man was shoved to the ground by an officer.
The man in the baseball cap seen getting punched in the head during >>>>>Thursdayr?Ts protest has been named as Brandon Hill.
Cops say he tried to disarm an officer carrying a pepper ball gun >>>>>when he was detained, but Hill insisted he was just trying not to
get shot.
r?oIf anything like that happened, itr?Ts because a random gun was >>>>>pointed
in my face,r?? Hill told WCPO.
He was one of around 100 people who marched across the Roebling >>>>>Bridge and blocked traffic as part of Thursday eveningr?Ts vigil
for Imam Ayman Soliman, an Egyptian immigrant and former Cincinnati >>>>>Childrenr?Ts Hospital
chaplain, who was detained by ICE on July 9.
Some 50 officers responded to clear the bridge.
The officer who punched Hill thought he was pulling a gun from a
bag he had around his shoulders and chased him to the side of the >>>>>bridge before trying to pull him from the railing without falling >>>>>into the Ohio River, Covington Police Chief Brian Valenti told a >>>>>press conference Friday.
r?oThe last officer we lost in the line of duty was because he fell >>>>>off of
a bridge while fighting,r?? he said.
He admitted that none of the protesters were found to have weapons.
Dramatic police bodycam video showing Hill being hit during his >>>>>arrest was also shown during the press conference.
The officer involved was placed on administrative duty with pay
while an investigation continues, WCPO reported.
Hill went to the hospital after his release from jail to treat >>>>>bruises and
scratches to his head, and pepper ball welts to his shins.
His arm is potentially fractured and will require further testing,
he said.
"I did not try to attack anyone. We were there peacefully,
exercising our
First Amendment rights," Hill said
No, you lying sack of left-wing shit. You were not exercising ANY
rights. You do not have the right to block a highway, street, road,
avenue, boulevard, bridge, or sidewalk.
Wonder if they should be held for a mental evaluation because
standing the middle of an active road could be considered attempted >>>suicide.
That could take months, even with the finest doctors at Guantanamo
Bay.
Would water boarding speed it up? Maybe a regiment of sleep
depravation?
Wild video shows the moment cops beat down an anti-ICE protester who was
part of a demonstration that blocked a vital bridge out of Cincinnati,
Ohio.
"Klaus Schadenfreude" <klaus.schadenfreude.Zwergent%ter.@gmail.com> wrote >in message >news:i4k18kdku7ndcggbuv1vdtneahm0sl21s4@Rudy.Canoza.is.a.forging.cocksucking.dwarf.com...
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<go-home-and-protest-there@you.losers> typed:
"I did not try to attack anyone. We were there peacefully, exercising our >>>First Amendment rights," Hill said
No, you lying sack of left-wing shit. You were not exercising ANY
rights. You do not have the right to block a highway, street, road,
avenue, boulevard, bridge, or sidewalk.
Off hand observation... I wonder if those caught up in this nonsense >(particularly commercial drivers) couldn't fail a class action federal >lawsuit against each of the individuals involved for wrongful interference >in interstate transportation and commerce. How many millions of dollars did >their little stunt cause?
Let them feel the consequences of their actions by driving them into >poverty.
[Default] "Scout" <me4guns@verizon.removeme.this2.nospam.net> typed:
"Klaus Schadenfreude" <klaus.schadenfreude.Zwergent%ter.@gmail.com> wrote >>in message >>news:i4k18kdku7ndcggbuv1vdtneahm0sl21s4@Rudy.Canoza.is.a.forging.cocksucking.dwarf.com...
[Default] America First - Screw Illegal Aliens
<go-home-and-protest-there@you.losers> typed:
"I did not try to attack anyone. We were there peacefully, exercising >>>>our
First Amendment rights," Hill said
No, you lying sack of left-wing shit. You were not exercising ANY
rights. You do not have the right to block a highway, street, road,
avenue, boulevard, bridge, or sidewalk.
Off hand observation... I wonder if those caught up in this nonsense >>(particularly commercial drivers) couldn't fail a class action federal >>lawsuit against each of the individuals involved for wrongful interference >>in interstate transportation and commerce. How many millions of dollars >>did
their little stunt cause?
Let them feel the consequences of their actions by driving them into >>poverty.
In Florida, at least...
The law does allow a person to be cited for a pedestrian violation if
they "willfully obstruct the free, convenient, and normal use of a
public street, highway or road." For instance, if a person stands or
remains on a street, highway or roadway, they would be in violation of
a section in state laws that would subject them to a $15 traffic
citation.
Read more at: https://www.miamiherald.com/news/politics-government/state-politics/article308471625.html#storylink=cpy
They need to add a few zeroes to that $15 traffic citation.
Meanwhile:
Florida: Florida has a law (HB 1, sometimes called the "anti-riot"
law) that provides an affirmative legal defense in civil lawsuits for
drivers who injure someone during a riot-related incident. While it
doesn't automatically prevent criminal prosecution, the state's "Stand
Your Ground" law could potentially bolster a driver's defense in
criminal cases if they reasonably believed they were in imminent
danger.
Oklahoma: Oklahoma has a law that protects drivers who kill or injure protestors while "fleeing from a riot" if they believe they were in
danger.
Iowa: Iowa has a law that provides civil immunity in certain instances
for drivers who injure someone blocking traffic.
Tennessee: Tennessee has laws that increase penalties for obstructing
a highway or street and could allow a driver to be immune from civil liability if they were exercising "due care" and the protester did not
have a permit to be in the street.
Louisiana: Louisiana has a law that gives legal protection to drivers
if they were blocking a road and "reasonably believed" they were in
immediate danger and were trying to "retreat or escape."
I don't live in an area where this sort of nonsense is tolerated, but
if I did I would probably get one of these https://hornblasters.com/collections/air-horn-kits/products/psychoblasters-228v-air-horn-kit
121.7 dB at 3 feet