Just a week after violence broke out at a Donald Trump rally in Chicago, more violence at a rally in Tucson, AZ on Saturday has been caught on camera after what appears to be a Donald Trump supporter viciously punching and stomping on a protester.
Before the event started, protesters had blocked a highway leading to the Tucson Convention Centre.
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The video shows two protesters, one with what appears to be a white KKK style hood on his head, being escorted out of the rally by security.
As one of the protesters makes their way up the stairs, a man all of a sudden unleashes a haymaker of a punch sending the protester to the ground. He then continues the attack, appearing to stomp on the victim.
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Police, who were right behind the protesters, immediately arrest the man who provides no resistance.
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Bryan Sanders, identified as the man who was attacked, told the Arizona Daily Star he was protesting Trump’s “fascism, his racism, his lies and his woman hating.”
“I had a sign that said ‘Trump is bad for America,’ and a guy grabbed the sign as I was being escorted out of the building and sucker punched me.”
32-year-old Tony Pettway has been charged with assault with injury, Tucson Police Sgt. Kimberly Bay told the Huffington Post.
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