Whoever thought asking Obama’s terrorists soldiers to shut down highways, throw Molotov cocktails, bricks, concrete and fireworks at innocent human beings who risk their lives every day to keep our cities and towns safe would be a good idea, should really reconsider. There hasn’t been this much anger or distrust between Americans in decades. In the end, this movement will have just the opposite effect the protesters hoped it would have. Police officers will likely stop coming into high crime areas and will instead, allow residents to sort out their own dangerous situations.
This movement has completely divided our country into responsible, level-headed Americans vs. angry citizens and illegal aliens who have signed up to be soldiers in Obama’s race war and his war on law enforcement in America. Nothing good or positive will come out of this and Obama knows that. But then again, Barack care about the interests of the Americans who elected him. It’s all about pushing his radical agenda.
Twenty-one officers from various Minnesota law enforcement agencies were injured and more than 102 protestors were arrested as a demonstration on the I-94 freeway in St. Paul turned violent Saturday night, with protestors hurling rocks, bottles, fireworks and bricks at law enforcement officers on the scene.
Hundreds of demonstrators began protesting at the Governor’s Residence in St. Paul Saturday night over the police-involved shooting death of Philander Castile earlier in the week before heading onto the I-94 freeway around 8 p.m., local Fox affiliate KMSP reported.
The interstate was shut down in both directions for more than five hours and the protests eventually turned violent, with demonstrators hurling bricks, fireworks and at least one Molotov cocktail at officers, according to the St. Paul Police Department. Via: Breitbart
Last night and this morning, 21 officers from multiple agencies were injured on I-94 and other areas of the city. #I94closed
— Saint Paul Police Department (@sppdmn) July 10, 2016
Molotov cocktail thrown at officers. Unclear if anyone injured. #I94closed
— Saint Paul Police Department (@sppdmn) July 10, 2016
Another officer hit in the head with a large piece of concrete, possibly dropped from bridge. #I94closed
— Saint Paul Police Department (@sppdmn) July 10, 2016
Bricks now being thrown at officers, along with more rocks and bottles. #I94closed
— Saint Paul Police Department (@sppdmn) July 10, 2016
An officer was just hit in face with bottle thrown by a protester on St. Paul street. #I94closed
— Saint Paul Police Department (@sppdmn) July 10, 2016
Officers arrested 50 people for 3rd degree riot last night on I-94. #I94closed
— Saint Paul Police Department (@sppdmn) July 10, 2016