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Berkeley assault suspect now faces THREE FELONY counts, one misdemeanor
UC-Berkeley said Friday that it has arrested the suspect in the recent violent attack against a conservative on campus.
The school identified the suspect as Zachary Greenberg. This is the first time that UC-Berkeley has publicly named the suspect who on Feb. 19 was caught on video punching Hayden Williams, a conservative and employee of Campus Reform’s parent organization, in the face. At the time, Williams was helping conservative groups recruit new members.
…Greenberg faces one felony count of assault, one felony count of battery with serious bodily injury, one felony count of making a criminal threat, and one misdemeanor count of vandalism.
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The keyboard psychos on this forum are the same – as long as they stay within the fantasy realm of ‘debatez’ they will still get their jollys vicariously thru the criminal actions of quality individuals like Greenberg. The rest of the time its ‘cheep swill’ chuggin’ time!!!
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Two left-wing activists were arrested on Thursday at the State Capitol in Nashville, and one was charged with assaulting Tennessee Speaker of the House Glen Casada (R-Franklin).
Twenty-three-year-old Justin Jones, also known as Justin Bautista-Jones, a student at Vanderbilt Divinity School, and 22-year-old Jeneisha Harris were taken into custody at the Capitol Building by the Tennessee Highway Patrol late Thursday morning.Jones was charged with assaulting Tennessee Speaker of the House Glen Casada (R-Franklin). He was also charged with disorderly conduct. Harris was charged with disorderly conduct.
At the time of the arrest, Jones was out on bond on charges of criminal trespassing and resisting arrest for his role in disrupting an October Republican rally held in Nashville in support of Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN-07). In November, Blackburn defeated Democrat Phil Bredesen to replace former Sen. Bob Corker (R-TN) in the U.S. Senate.
The Tennessee Highway Patrol was on the second floor of the State Capitol Thursday morning in anticipation of a planned protest.
Jones was among the protesters who showed up.
“Several times, Justin Bautista-Jones attempted to go around rope barriers and enter the House of Representatives chambers,” the Tennessee Highway Patrol said in a statement released Thursday afternoon.
“It became clear that the group was attempting to contact Speaker Glen Casada. The House Sergeant-At-Arms advised the group that the chambers were closed for a press event. At approximately 10:06 a.m. Speaker Casada attempted to leave the chambers and enter an elevator that was being held specifically for members of the General Assembly and leadership,” the statement continued.
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