It takes a lot to be an officer of the law, especially nowadays with so many liberal leaders backing the insane notion that the US should do-away with cops completely. As tensions rose around the Nation and rioters set aim on large cities awaiting the election announcements, one woman really stood out.
During a particularly disturbing shout-fest with police one woman identified as an ‘Antifa rioter’ was filmed shouting the unthinkable at officers:
“I hope ALL of your children get raped and killed,” the woman screamed, identified as Antifa by journalist Drew Hernandez, who consistently reports on left-wing extremism.
“Triggered Antifa rioter spewing vile rhetoric toward NYPD officers,” he detailed.
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Donald Trump Jr. responded to the alarming video: “This is what we are up against folks, this is what these people want for America.”
This is what we are up against folks this is what these people want for America. https://t.co/Cz0dBtsWXa
— Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) November 1, 2020
While it is unclear if the woman seen in the above video was one of the many arrested, tensions continued through the night on to Wednesday. That’s when arrests were made after several fires were set, according to NBC New York who said that the protests ‘started with just a few dozen people near the public library, and grew exponentially by the time it reached Washington Square Park, where nearly 1,000 people gathered.
As the night wore on, the NYPD said that garbage fires had been started in different parts of the West Village, with police arresting more than 20 people. The NYPD said those arrested hijacked a peaceful protest by lighting fires, throwing garbage and eggs at police. It was not immediately clear what charges they faced.’
The report added that there were some other tense moments between officers and protesters just a block north of Washington Square Park. Police set up bicycle blockades to stop protesters from marching on Fifth Avenue near East 8th Street, instead of guiding them onto the sidewalk. Some demonstrators pushed through, resulting in confrontations and eventual arrests.
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