Video: Rioters Attack News Team, Try To Drag Unconscious Photographer Into Fire
These riots are out of control. This news team was out there covering the riots, giving the rioters the media attention they wanted, and got attacked for it.
Rioting quickly erupted at a supposed prayer vigil in Charlotte last night, after cops shot a man who they say brandished a weapon at them.
But long before the details of the incident were known, “protesters” were already setting property on fire, attacking cop cars, and blaming white racism – even though the cop shooter turned out to be black.
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During the pandemonium, a local TV news crew was horrified to see what a group of degenerate rioters were doing to their photographer.
One of our crews was attacked in Uptown.
Reporter & Cameraman taken by ambulance to hospital.
— Mike Hanson (@MikeWCNC) September 22, 2016
Watch the video of the terrifying event below:
We have the latest on the #CharlotteProtests following the fatal officer-involved shooting of #KeithScott. View: https://t.co/BGOofpgmyp pic.twitter.com/K2SluvZpq4
— TWC News Charlotte (@TWCNewsCLT) September 22, 2016
Before the police finally rush in to save the man, the scumbag rioters are actually trying to drag him into the fire in the middle of the road!!
WCCB is reporting a few people tried to put a news photographer into a flaming trashcan and police came to his aid
— Jonathan Jones (@jjones9) September 22, 2016
#WCCB witnessed protesters try to throw still photographer into fire in Uptown #Charlotte. https://t.co/T6i8AH5iGu #CharlotteProtest #news pic.twitter.com/t26WgIlwOh
— WCCB, Charlotte’s CW (@WCCBCharlotte) September 22, 2016
This is just evil. Meanwhile Obama and Hillary Clinton are more than happy to praise “Black Lives Matter” while they constantly deride conservatives and Republicans. More
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