Two demonstrators in the Margori Taylor Green Town Hall are defeated with thunderbolt defender
A municipal hall of the actor Margori Taylor Green from Georgia outside of Atlanta deteriorated on Tuesday to chaos, as police officers have removed many demonstrators.
Mrs. Green, the republican ally and President Trump, had barely arrived at the podium to speak when a man stood at the ACWROTH center, and started screaming and broadcasting and expressing it. When its supporters stood up and applauded, many police officers grabbed the man, which the police later identified as Andrew Russell Nils of Atlanta, and pulled him out of the room.
“I can’t breathe!” Mr. Nils shouted, interfering with insults, as he was told to put his arms behind his back. Then the police used a thunderbolt rifle twice.
Returning to the room, Mrs. Green was not upset because she received the attendees at this event, in Acre, Georgia, northwest of Atlanta. She thanked the officers, and attracted the applause from a crowd of about 150 people.
She said: “If you want to scream and spirit, we will completely remove you like this man who was thrown.” “We will not tolerate it!”
Minutes later, when Mrs. Green began playing a video of former President Barack Obama discussing the national debt, the police removed by force and used a shocking pistol on a second man, who was later identified as Johnny Keith Williams of Dallas, Georgia, who had stood up and began to move.
Over the next clock, as Mrs. Green has made the efforts of the Ministry of Government’s efficiency to shrink the government and played from herself on witnesses in the hearings of the committee, police officers accompanied at least six people from the room, according to a spokesman for the Akot Police Department. Three people, including the two who underwent thunderbolt rifles.
Among the turmoil in this event, Mrs. Green praised the efforts of the Trump administration deporting and praised Congress for passing the Riley Law, a measure that requires the detention of immigrants who are not documented on charges of certain crimes. Mrs. Green Craoch was about the batch of Doug team to close the United States Agency for International Development. Instead of taking questions directly from the audience, I read and answered questions that were modified from a chip platform.
“Why does MTG Musk and Dog support, reduce associate, social security offices, libraries and more?” Read one question from a person identified only in Sarah. “This is impressive.”
“Well, pleasant, unfortunately, your brain is washed from the news you see,” Mrs. Green answered, despair and chants of the crowd.
Mike Penz, a component of the room after he shouted to Mrs. Green, said that the event seemed to be a “political gathering” more than the city hall.
Outside, several hundreds of demonstrators lined up on the street, waving signs of phrases such as “Pro America, Anti Trump” and “Resist!”
In response to a question about whether she believed that the use of thunderbolt weapons on the demonstrators in this event was an appropriate response, Mrs. Green repeated her praise for law enforcement officials.
“You know who was outside the line? The demonstrators,” Mrs. Green said. “There was a place dedicated to the demonstrators because we support the first amendment rights.”
Sean Kennan The reports contributed.