A couple threatened protesters in St Louis. They went out into their garden, armed.
Threats in Missouri. Protesters marched through the streets of St Louis on Sunday demanding the resignation of Democratic Mayor Lyda Krewson. They went as far as the door of her house, protesting the fact that she read Friday, during a Facebook Live, the names and addresses of demonstrators who wrote to her to request the decrease or even the suppression of the allocated funds police, a demand that has spread across the United States since numerous protests in response to the death of George Floyd, May 25. About 300 people tried to arrest him at his home, writing “Resign” on the ground. Lyda Krewson, who apologized, said she had no plans to leave office.
But a couple of neighbors did not appreciate the passage of the demonstrators: they went out, armed, to threaten them. The woman was holding a pistol, the man an assault rifle. The first approached protesters, brandishing her weapon, while her husband was a little further back, putting people at stake from their terrace.
here’s what happens when you march on Portland Place in St. Louis, MO
they’re scared of their own community pic.twitter.com/Ng8qW1Pa6C
— avery (@averyrisch) June 29, 2020
Donald Trump shared the video on Monday without comment.
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