"It's not just a foreign issue, it's our tax dollars that are being used to commit these war crimes, Plichta said on camera. It is also the duty of us, the people, to stand against the Trump regime, the Trump administration, that are committing crimes both here in the U.S. and against people in Venezuela. As she was escorted to the police vehicle, she could be heard saying, I am not resisting arrest."
"A group was marching in the roadway. Over 25 announcements were made from the PA system of a marked police cruiser for the group to leave the roadway and relocate their activities to the sidewalk. Blocking traffic in this manner is a direct violation of city and state law, the spokesperson stated. The group refused lawful orders to move this free speech event to the sidewalk and instead began blocking intersections until the march ended."
Jessica Plichta, a 22-year-old preschool teacher and Grand Rapids Opponents of War organizer, was arrested on camera while speaking to WZZM during a protest condemning the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. Police officers moved in behind her and handcuffed her as a patrol car had been visible earlier. Plichta said U.S. tax dollars were being used to commit war crimes and urged people to stand against the Trump administration. Police reported she was arrested for obstructing a roadway and failure to obey a lawful command after refusing repeated orders to move the march to the sidewalk.
Read at www.mediaite.com
Unable to calculate read time
Collection
[
|
...
]