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Here's another video - she charges the car, sticks her sign into the window - obviously Paul supporters thought she was a lunatic threat and of course she was, that's why they were screaming to "get the police".
Near the window and entering the window are two different scenarios, what about that is it
you don't understand?
I was pointing out that the post to which I responded was WRONG, that the woman was NOT tackled for getting near the window, that she was let go. She then circled the car for another run at Rand as he was walking toward the building.
What about that is difficult for YOU to understand?
Kentucky cops are considering charges against at least two more Rand Paul supporters caught on tape
wrestling a political heckler to the ground while another man stomped on her head.
"At this point, the investigation is still ongoing," Lexington Police spokeswoman Sherelle Roberts
told ABC News. "We're looking into other individuals who may have been involved in the assault and could
get charged."
no wonder they felt they had to immobilize this raving loon.
It seems clear that the womans head was not stomped after she ran to the car with the sign, so that is a bogus attempt to justify the unjustifiable. Pay attention to the part where Paul gets out of the car. The woman is still on her feet on the other side of the car with her sign, so they assulted her well after she waved her sign at Paul's car.
Very disturbing behaviour from the head stompers part.
And now its happened again in Virginia - this time at an Eric Cantor event...and by the police.<snip>
I'm surprised that guy wasn't smothered to death when that fat cop laid on top of him!
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