3 years ago

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In Democrat controlled cities it seems that assaults on Trump supporters is acceptable. Even, at times, approved by Democrat officials.
In this video, I will briefly explain the law that prohibits these assaults and tell you how I would address any assault directed at me.

Retreating from the encounter is always the best option if possible.

So, let’s start with defining an assault and a battery.

An assault is defined as the threat or the use of force on another person that caused that person to have a reasonable apprehension of imminent harmful or offensive contact.

Let me break that down for you.

1. A threat or use of force by an individual
2. Causing another individual to have a reasonable apprehension of
3. Imminent harm or
4. Offensive conduct

Battery entails the same four elements but additionally requires contact with the person having a reasonable apprehension of harm.

Each individual in the video was assaulted under DC law. Each had a reasonable apprehension that they would be harmed or were harmed.
At a minimum they were assaulted. Again, a crime was committed by the BLM supporters who assaulted them.

But the least you can do if assaulted is to call a cop, tell him what happened and file a report with the police. If you can find someone that got a video of the assault, then try to get a copy of the video included with the police report.

Action has to be taken against these criminal individuals. It is the only way to put a stop to this unlawful behavior.

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