John Lewis got his skull fractured 55 years ago and is still marching. If it were easy, it wouldn't work.
The
victim of a politically charged shooting at a public speech by Milo
Yiannopoulos in Seattle is calling for dialogue and “restorative
justice” rather than criminal charges.
The
victim, whose attorney asked that he not be identified by name, was shot
in the stomach while protesting at a speech by the rightwing
provocateur at the University of Washington on Friday night. He remains in the hospital and has undergone multiple surgeries, his attorney, Sarah Lippek, said on Tuesday.
The
shooter was a Trump supporter who sent a Facebook message to
Yiannopoulos asking for an autograph while waiting in line for the
controversial event, according to the Seattle Times.
The shooter turned himself into University of Washington police on Friday
night but was released “in consultation with the prosecuting attorney’s
office” and “pending further investigation”, according to police.
UW
police major Steve Rittereiser declined to provide an update on the
investigation but said two suspects had “presented themselves to us at
the police station”. The prosecutors’ office recommended that police
release them, he said.
The investigation is
ongoing, but Rittereiser said “there were no outstanding suspects in
this case” and that the release of the suspects “did not pose any danger
to the campus community”.
He just shot someone in the gut who he didn’t like because of his politics, but poses no danger. OK.
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