You're not going to tell me what to do. This is Mexican mother. You can't say I'm disrespecting. No. >> I'm going in peace and you're hurting me and you're going to regret it when you Okay, >> touch me, motherucker. And when your kids >> being woke is generally not that bad of an idea, but having a meltdown when your ideas are not accepted is a problem. >> Drop the pool. No. Drop the pool. Absolutely not. >> Sir, do you really want to go this route? I don't want to. >> Come on, man. You going to walk with us or no? >> On what charges? Did you re me my rights? >> Yep. Go backwards. >> I will not. And here are some of the most insufferable woke protester meltdowns ever. Starting with these students who decided it was an awesome idea to vandalize properties during a peaceful protest. Someone is currently stealing my property. >> My name is Ian Dinklaw. I leave >> Oh, he's got a He's got a knife. He's got a knife. Stop doing it. Get off of him. Get off. >> Get off of him. >> Oh my god. >> Are you insane? >> On the 10th of March, 2023, police officers were called to a college campus because there was a disturbance during a peaceful protest. >> It's not legal, >> but it's $45. Sending you $45. I'll pay you $45. Plaza of the Americas. >> The $45 check in the mail. >> I'm at Plaza of the Americas at the campus of UF. >> 419953. [Music] >> Yeah, someone is currently stealing my property. >> My name is Ian Dinklaw. I leave >> Oh, he's got a weapon. He's got a knife. He's got a knife. >> Hey, this is utility. I don't want to hurt anybody. [Music] >> Back the up. >> Yeah. Hi, I'm at Turlington Plaza and someone's stealing my property and he has a knife. >> Following the disturbing report, officers quickly rushed down to the scene and met the young man being a nuisance. >> Stop doing it. Get off of him. Get off of him. Get off of him. >> You fool. Get involved. Bystander effect. >> Do not resist. Oh my god. >> What the is wrong with you? Oh my god. >> Are you insane? Are you insane? >> Are you behind my back? >> Are you kidding me? These people are allowed to exist here. I'm a student on this campus. It's a peaceful protest. >> It's a peaceful protest. We're allowed to exist. You're defending people who come here and harass people instead of actual students. You insane insane crazy mother. >> Oh my god. What is he not being arrested right now? >> Be proud of him. >> Is this yours? >> Yeah. >> I hope you feel really proud of yourself. You started the line. >> I hope you feel really awesome right now. >> Okay. >> Are you all right? >> They arrested me. I don't know what for. I think they arrested me. They didn't read me Miranda, though. I have not been Miranda, y'all. >> I haven't asked you any questions either, yet. >> Um, why? But why do I have handcuffs on? Am I Am I under arrest, sir? >> I I know the Lieutenant Benevolent Association. Okay. >> Would you like me to contact them? >> No. I mean, you can contact whoever you want. >> Thank you. Are they being arrested? >> Literally protesting on campus. Protesting people that aren't students that don't go here >> that are to show up on campus. We're not allowed to show up at signs on property that we own. We own this property. This is public property. >> Oh my god. >> Don't kill me. >> Do you have any weapons on >> No, I I think I have like a phone. Y'all can reach into my pockets. Just get whatever you want. >> I don't care. Y'all are armed. I'm not. >> Am I under arrest? Officer mail. >> Hey, >> man. >> Officer M. Male. >> Yep. [Applause] I >> I don't give you consent to get to hold on to that, but um or anything. I don't give you consent to hold on to anything. >> Am I under arrest, sir? >> I don't know what you're doing there to assist him. >> No, you are detained at this point. >> Okay. >> Okay. Okay. Yes, sir. Whatever the you want. I don't know. I'll stop you if you put your hand. Am >> I under arrest? You need to answer me right now. Am I under arrest, >> sir? Am I under arrest? I have a right to know. Am I under arrest? >> You are under arrest. >> Under arrest. >> For what? For what? Tell me what I'm under arrest for. >> Battery on law enforcement. >> Battery on law enforcement, officer. For stopping you from harassing my friend. for stopping you from illegally arresting a student on campus. Lay him out. >> Is that it? >> For a guy who had just robbed his fellow student, his partner didn't see anything wrong in his actions. To the cops, it was obvious she wasn't just entitled, but hopelessly delusional. By being a woke, she had gotten herself in trouble, too. And she'd soon come to realize that she had soiled herself for absolutely nothing. >> For us, students, >> protect crystal fascists. Come out here, write a report. >> Officer, why are my friends in danger when that man isn't? >> Because these love to harass people for no reason. What is being charged for? >> The trouble was battery of an officer. For a plain close officer attacking a student. >> That's what they're charging me with. >> Do you both have to be on me? >> You take it away. >> Do you want us to keep going? Why are you arresting her? She didn't do nothing. You I didn't do nothing. What the you arresting me for? I don't even know. Do I have the right to remain remain silent? Should I be silent right now? What's a silent? Do I have a rights here? Can Can someone explain to me my rights? Can I have a lawyer? I'd love a lawyer right now. You know what? I'd really love a lawyer. Can I have a lawyer? Lawyer. Lawyer. Lawyer. Lawyer. Lawyer. Lawyer. Liar, lawyer, lawyer, lawyer. I want a lawyer and they're not giving me a lawyer. I don't know if I should be silent cuz I'm a fool and I'm just an average person that you're supposed to. I don't What the silent? What's a silent? Liar. Liar. I want a lawyer. Hey folks, guess what I want is a lawyer. Liar. Liar. Liar. Liar. What am I under arrest for? Do I have any rights? Are y'all going to tase me for speaking? I don't know. Can you talk to me? Am I going to get attacked for talking? Let's play a game. Oh, hey, Mr. Computer. That's probably recording. Hey, Mr. Computer. Oh, hey, sir. Hey, future judge. What the is going on? I haven't been. I don't know what I'm under arrest for. Some guy just grabbed my arm and afterwards declared he was a federal I don't know. He's a federal, local, state. I don't know. I I I I I don't I I've asked for a lawyer. I've screamed it. Actually, I I'd really like a lawyer right now. I don't know what I'm under arrest for. I'm just going to keep talking to you, Mr. Computer. Do they know who I am? What's my name? Why do they have my stuff? I I I I didn't They explained after I was handcuffed that I was arrested. I don't know if they're supposed to explain that I'm under arrest before they handcuffed me, but I think so. I mean, I haven't gone to law school yet. from pre-law. So like I gave him speeches. I know some of the judges. Oh, Judge Falsome. Can I talk to Judge Falsome? I'd love to talk to Judge Falsome right now. Falsome. I love Falsome. You know Falsome. I'd love to talk to Falsome. I don't think y'all have followed proper procedure in my arrest. I don't know what I'm under arrest for. And I've asked for a lawyer. I haven't been Miranda. I don't know what a Miranda is, but I think I'm supposed to get one. Can I be mirandized? Can you explain what I'm under arrest for? Can I have a lawyer? >> Three requests and I and can >> Okay. So, >> if you're not arresting me, it's it's it's cool. I'll go. >> I'm not I don't I don't want to hurt anyone. >> You are under arrest. >> Okay. What for? >> Okay. So, let me figure this out and I'll explain everything to you. Okay. >> Okay. Can I be Miranda? Can I have a lawyer? >> Okay. So, >> and can I have a call? I'd like my calls >> that So, we don't work for the jail. Can you >> sir? Are you state, local, or federal? >> We're state. >> Okay. State. Okay. Okay. That's good. That's good. Good. And so I can know I can appeal to federal. >> At this point, consequences were beginning to rear their head. And from the look of things, the young woke protester would probably not be able to deal with it. >> All right. So, >> at this time, you're getting charged with strong armed robbery for taking the sign, trying to snatch the sign out of the person's hand. >> I did. Okay. Well, we have it on video that it was sign. >> Okay. >> The sign over here. And then when the officer identified himself, you apparently didn't believe that he was an officer. So, you resisted him. So, you're getting charged with that. And I believe that's the two charges you're getting. And then your friend is getting charged also. >> In the end, he was charged with resisting arrest and armed robbery. Trying to rob your co-protester during a protest is kind of a dumb idea. So is believing that being a protester was a pass to get away with just about anything. Get ready for the entitled protester who firmly believed she could do anything she wanted. >> I refuse for you to kick me out. You're damaging my mind. Stop this. Stop this. On the 4th of August 2020, police officers were called at a Trump rally after a woman refused to leave after getting trespassed. Little did they know that she was more stubborn than she appeared to be. >> All right, ma'am. What was your name? >> Yes, if you were making >> I am. I'm asking you. >> Sheila, >> I'd like to talk to you about your name. That's why. >> All right, Sheila. So, I don't want to put hands on you. I don't know if you're going to resist or not, but we do have to escort you out and take you to for trespassing. Okay. I'm just letting you know what what I have to do based on what I've been told to do. Why? Why are you over here? >> Uh because the event staff has a permit. It's a private event. They've asked you to leave. So there >> I have a ticket. >> I understand. Ticket doesn't mean you're guaranteed to be in here. So I'm just trying to I know you're protesting. I understand. So we're going to put hands on you and we're going to lift you up gently. Right. I don't want to hurt you at all. Last thing I want to do is for anyone to get hurt here today. You okay? >> No. >> I refuse for you to take me out. >> Okay, that's fine. Well, we're going to I'm just letting you know. I don't want your phone broke. You mean to hold your phone? You want to hold your phone? If you're not already, >> I don't want any of your stuff broken or damaged or anything else. Okay. >> You're damaging my body. >> I understand that. And I'm sorry you feel that >> damaging me. Yes, ma'am. I understand. I'm sorry. You feel >> Yeah. Alex, if you can hear me right now, we are just away from this. All >> right. Here we go. [Music] >> Got you behind you. Behind you. >> Behind you. Watch out. coming through. >> At this point, she was under arrest. However, she continued to deny all her actions. >> Yes, ma'am. You're under arrest. >> Nothing. I have tickets. >> I'm being arrested. >> Relax, ma'am. Relax, man. >> I'm not arrested. Relax. >> I'm not doing anything. >> I came to a ticket. >> I don't see you standing out the street. I've got the cuffs on. All right, we're going to I need to lock them. >> Ow. No, they hurt. >> They hurt. Stop this. >> Stop this. >> Hey, welcome to Fifth Street. We got help down there. >> We're on the way. You guys be ready to receive uh an arrest of their fifth >> and block the two officers. Get behind them as they walk the rest out from this setting right now. So ma'am, if you can hear me, >> you didn't touch anybody, but just give some space. They're surrounded. >> I was trespassing >> in a transport vehicle at Cheyenne ASAP County >> and they're arresting. >> We're going out the middle of the street. Never been arrested before in my life. >> So they told you that you were trespassing and breaking. >> Yes. And I have a ticket for this event. >> Ma'am, you had a ticket. >> Yes. >> Let me get back to my car. >> Like most entitled people, it didn't take long for her to complicate an otherwise calm situation. >> Are you from an organized group? >> Where's my transport? >> Why did you come today? >> Because 987, where's my transport? because of this because of what's happening. Ladies and gentlemen, police car that we have up there and move them now. >> I can't read >> out here. We got guard there. So, go ahead and grab the police car. Who's got that car? >> And move them to six. Move them to six and uh by our parking garage. Just get them awake. >> 104. We're getting in the car. >> Stand by. Matt, >> you go with us. arrest and for >> my name is Sheila Buck. I'm a citizen of the United States >> live here at 420 South >> here. If you put your hips forward, if you put your hips forward and put a pocket back here where we need to take them to hand them off to somebody. >> If you slide your hips forward, make a pocket back here for your hands. It'll be easier for you. Okay, >> dispatch. Got me. All right, I'm going with them. >> In the end, the woman was charged with trespassing. Next, we have this proxican protester who got herself in trouble for threatening park rangers and tearing the American flag. >> You're not going to tell me what to do. This is Mexican, motherucker. Look at that flag because that flag isn't on the floor, is it? >> Okay, my people kill you. >> On the 6th of June 2025, police officers were called to the California park because a young female protester had decided to become an unwanted menace. For some reason, she believed that the park belonged to Mexico and was ready to go full psycho on anyone who did not share or buy into her twisted ideology. >> No, you're not going to tell me what to do. This is Mexican, [ __ ] >> Look at that flag because that flag isn't on the floor, is it? >> Is it? >> Hey, >> you can't say I'm disrespecting. No, >> come here. >> Okay, my people you >> turn around. I'm going in peace and you're hurting me and you're going to regret it when you Okay. >> Touch me, motherucker. When your kids >> When your kids You're squishing my hand and I they already know. >> Don't you don't need to take me. >> Take me. Take me. >> Take her down. >> Take me, mother. She's all right. >> Motherucker and you're going to pay. My dad is going to kill you and all your family. You think it's a joke until it's not. You're hurting my hand and I already felt my death. >> At this moment, she had come to realize that her crusade for proxican ideology was not just misguided. It was hopeless. By threatening park rangers and tearing the US flag, she had bitten off more than she could handle. But being a woke lady, she was not just going to go down without a fight. At least not with that attitude of hers. >> Hey, >> you think it's a joke? >> Hey, relax. >> You're going to set me free. >> Relax. >> No, I said you want turn off my car. >> Turn off my car. Tell me what to do. Get the >> Get the out of my land. That's Mexican land. That's Mexican land. >> Yeah. >> You want to put me in my Oh, okay. I'm going to let my father. I'm going to let my father. >> In the end, she was charged with threatening a police officer, vandalism, resisting arrest, and marijuana possession. Ripping apart a revered flag in the name of some warped ideology is pathetic enough, but turning yourself into a public nuisance just to shove your agenda in people's faces takes it to another level of absurdity. >> Sir, I'm giving you a lawful or a stop. I gave you an offer. You didn't want to take it. >> On what charges have you arrested me? You didn't even read me my rights, you sick. On the 22nd of January 2024, a police officer on patrol duty observed a young man walking in the middle of the road and ordered him to move to the sidewalk. However, this young man decided that if the police officer did not buy into his ideology, there was no need to obey him. >> Get on the sidewalk, please. >> I understand that. This is your last warning. Go on the sidewalk. Get out of the roadway. >> What a waste of time. Move on. Stop. >> Sir, I'm giving you a lawful or stop. >> Stop. >> Sir, come back. >> Why should I? >> Hand behind your back. >> Not without a lawyer. >> 431. Put me on the nine 175 market. Show me it for you, too. Hands behind your back. I gave you an AR off. You didn't want to take it. You're in the roadway. Hands behind your back. >> Why? >> You're in the roadway. You're not listening. I told you to stop. You didn't listen. Hands behind your back. Now, drop the pole. >> No. >> Drop the pole. >> Absolutely not. >> Sir, do you really want to go this route? I don't want to. >> You really want to contend with what what I'm saying? >> You got >> Or you just going to Or you just going to arrest me? >> You're going to get arrested. Okay. >> Get down on the ground. Stop it. Stop resisting. >> Get on the ground. Train your trickster. Hands behind your back. me on your back. >> He's underneath me. This other one's underneath. >> Learn your training in yourself. >> Bro, if you do not give up, you're going to start getting punched. Get your arm out from underneath you. >> Unlike Gary and I could take it. >> I got this, bro. Stop. I will not let go of what I bought properly and legally. >> What you are taking from me? >> You got it. >> These are our streets. >> You are on your side with 431. >> No. >> Here, let's just start taking off. >> Taking off what we can. Bro, >> on what charges have you arrested me? You didn't even marry me my rights. You sick. >> I will stay down. >> For folks like Yanos, waking up from their illusion is almost an impossible venture. Yet, one thing they excelled at is trying to hide behind the constitutionally guaranteed rights to be a menace to society. Yanos wanted to rely on his rights, but he was forgetting that he forfeited them the moment he decided to become a menace to society. >> Side or something? >> Yeah. >> Just get him out of traffic. >> Come on, man. You going to walk with us or No. I'm sorry, bud. >> Are you going to walk? >> Yes or no? >> Why should I? >> Walking over there. >> On what charges have you arrested me? You didn't even re me my righteous. >> I will stay down. >> We get him upside or something. >> Yeah. Come on, man. You going to walk with us or no? All right. Here. Stop cars so we can get across. Are you going to walk? >> Yes or no? >> Why should I? >> We're walking over there. Well, you're under arrest right now. >> On what charges? Did you read me my rights? >> How? >> Yep. Go backwards. I will not >> answer questions until you get me a lawyer. >> The lightsaber. >> Answer questions until you get me a lawyer. >> Put him in a Put him in a car. No. >> Who has a cage? >> Be free. Palestine. >> Did you read me my rights? >> Step in, man. Step in. >> Do I have a lawyer? >> Step in. Do not be question. >> Yeah, as always. Not bad, sir. After investigations were concluded, Yanos was charged with resisting arrest, obstructing official business, and jaywalking. Yanos was undoubtedly an insufferable man. But he was not like this protester, whose attempts to be a hero ended with a felony charge. >> Guys, get on the sidewalk. Go >> get on the sidewalk. >> You'll never be divided. >> The people June 2025, Ohio police officers were called to a residential neighborhood after some protesters were seen blocking the roadway. When they arrived at the scene, things would have gotten smoother. had one of the protesters not try to play the hero card. >> Hey, do you guys want to go up to Lelo or Maple and block off High Street? Yeah. >> Go ahead that way. If they want to walk here, that's fine. They can route down the street here. We just don't want them hitting High Street. >> They don't want >> They don't want them in High Street. Go to High Street. We'll hold it down here. [Applause] >> No. Get on the sidewalk. On the sidewalk. Got to get on the sidewalk. Go. We're going to start hooking people down the sidewalk. >> Get on the sidewalk. On the sidewalk. No, please. No sidewalk. Are you in charge? Are >> you Are you >> Are you black? Are you like walking in here? >> Get on my way. Sidewalk. Go sidewalk. >> Sidewalk, please. >> Go this way. >> Sidewalk. >> Back to the >> sidewalk, guys. Please. Thank you. Sidewalk. >> Sidewalk. >> Hi. >> 3464. >> Sidewalks, please. You guys are allowed to be doing what you're doing, but you got to stay on the sidewalks, please. Thank you. >> Sidewalks. >> Trying to help rally people this way. >> We're going to go sidewalks. Please. >> What? >> I'll get on the sidewalk. I'm going try to pull them back this way. >> Please do. Please do. Thank you. >> Please move this way. >> Can we get on the sidewalk, please? Sidewalk. You guys are allowed to be doing what you're doing. Please go on the sidewalk. Sidewalk. Yes. Thank you. Sidewalk. Go sidewalk. Guys. Guys, get on the sidewalk. >> The thing about crowd mentality is that there's always someone willing to be taught a lesson. Every protester on the ground knew better than disobey lawful orders until some hero came along. Despite her earlier attempts at being a superhero, somehow, perhaps in the heat of the moment, the cops let her go. Any sensible person would have taken that as a warning shot, a chance to stay low and steer clear of handcuffs. [Music] >> Back up. Get back. >> Get back. >> Get back. >> Get back sidewalk. Get on the sidewalk. Get away. Sidewalk. Get on the sidewalk. >> Get on the sidewalk. >> What happened? We can see. >> Um, I'm out here trying to get on the sidewalk. She comes up, pushes me, I push her back. Stop. >> I did not punch you. Shove me to the ground. >> I said push. Get back to your sidewalk. Get on the sidewalk. >> Just arrest her. Okay. >> Everyone, >> hey, you're coming with us. >> What are the charges? [Music] [Music] Stop. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. >> What am I talking and get rid of? >> What am I charging? >> Take her. Take her. Go. You two go. You two go. >> You know that. >> What's your name, ma'am? I'm >> right here. Stop. Somebody needs my dog. Somebody needs to let go. >> Out of the street. >> Everyone out of the street. >> In the end, she was charged with resisting arrest, obstructing official business, disorderly conduct, and failure to disclose information. The superhero female protester might have been arrogant, but even she was nothing compared to these other protesters who got arrested for trying to prevent immigration and customs agents from doing their job. >> An innocent woman. >> Stop right there. >> Stop. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. They'll explain. They'll explain. They'll explain. They will not. They do not have a judicial warrant. >> Stop. >> You stop. >> You're supporting them. >> I'm not supporting anybody. >> I'm not supporting. They have the jurisdiction. They have not shown any jurisdiction. >> Warrant. >> Okay. >> They shown zero paperwork. >> No, it's not her fault. You have no right to >> do not warrant this at all. Let me get >> You got to step away from the vehicle. >> You got to step away from the vehicle. >> You don't want to get the challenge or >> You got to step away from the vehicle. >> Move off the vehicle. >> You got to step away from the vehicle. >> We'll work it out. We'll work it out. You guys got your information. How you going to work? >> Your arms. On March the 8th, 2025, tensions flared up in Worester, Massachusetts after neighbors confronted members of the ICE for trying to detain a woman. Although the crowd looked rowdy, the cops were still doing their best to contain them as much as possible. And for a while, that seemed to work. >> Listen, listen. Back up. City. >> Stop. You have a baby. [Applause] >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Give me my glasses. [Music] >> You're hurting her. >> Would you stop this? Listen. Would you stop this? >> You're hurting her. all around the place. >> Arresting a mom. >> You are cowards. You are cowards. >> An innocent woman. >> You do not show any warrants. Get out of our neighborhood. >> Get out of our neighborhood. >> Oh yeah. Right here. Right here, guys. Right here. >> Stop right there. Stop. I cannot stop. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. They'll explain. They'll explain. They'll explain. >> No, they will not. They do not have a judicial warrant. >> Stop. >> You stop. >> You're supporting them. >> I'm not supporting anybody. >> I'm not supporting. They have the jurisdiction. They have not shown any jurisdiction. >> Warrant. >> Okay. >> They shown zero paperwork. No, it's not her fault. >> You got to step away from the vehicle. >> You got to step away from the vehicle. >> You don't want to get the challenger. >> Ma'am, you got to step away from the vehicle. >> You got to step away from the vehicle. >> We'll work it out. We'll work it out. You guys got information. You want to know how you can work out or work with us? Come on. Come on down. [Applause] >> Guys, you got to step out. >> The cops and the ICE officials were trying their best to contain the restless crowd. They're only after a woman and her child, but the crowd had formed a protective ring around her. For now, the officers were being very civil. The crowd's interruption was turning into outright obstruction, and it was only a matter of time before civility gave way to arrest. >> You got to step back. >> You got to step back. >> Stop. [Applause] Keep moving. You're going to get ahead. >> You're hurting her. >> You are hurting her. Get out of here. >> You allowing You can't allow him to do that. >> He's hurting her. You have a duty to your He's hurting. He's hurt her. He's hurting her. >> You need to step away from the car. >> We need to tell him to not hurt her. >> Get his hands off her. >> Where is he? >> Riley. >> Show us the line. Tell him to show her the line. >> Tell you the line. >> Go. >> Don't go. Don't take the mother. >> Don't take the mother. >> Don't take the mother. [Applause] >> Don't take the mother. >> I know this is hard for you, but you can do something to bring it to an end. You don't have to facilitate this. >> You don't >> at this point. You're facilitating this. >> Why are you facilitating this? >> Cuz we have no choice. >> They do not have to hear it. You see how they're hurting people? >> Out of the car. Out of the way. Out of the way. >> Out of the way, guys. Out of the way. >> 213. You got to get out of the way. >> Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. You guys got to get out of the way. >> Why do the women with goddamn balls from you guys? >> Do something. You have the ability to stop this. No, we don't. >> You do. This guy, this guy's putting his hands on everybody. >> We're going to slow it down. Back up. [Applause] >> I'm just asking you to step away from the car. That's all I'm asking. Thank you. Please just [Applause] I just want to get her away. >> Yes, please. officers. >> You can stop this. >> You have the ability to stop this the way they're treating people. >> You can file a report how they're treating people. >> You guys got to move. >> You can document their names. >> You got to move. But you can stop boys. >> You have the ability to stop them from hurting. >> We got to go. We got to go. We got We got to move. >> You got to move. >> No. No. We're not doing the baby thing. We're not doing the baby thing. >> You see how they're drinking? >> You need to put that in your report. You need to write that they're grabbing women by their breasts. people. Watch out. Get out of the way. I'm talking. We're moving the vehicle. I'm talking to him. >> That's fine. Talk over there. Where's the warrant? Watch out. >> Jim, you got to step out. >> While the cop ignored the crowd's incessant demand for a warrant, a female protester decided to take her protest a little too far. When she decided to stand in front of a moving vehicle while holding a baby in her hands, a crazy mistake that was going to come with crazy regrets. [Applause] You're going to get injured. >> Good. your arms for you. wagon. >> Thank you. >> During the protest, several arrests were made. A woman who tried to prevent a vehicle from moving forward while standing in front of it with her baby was charged with reckless endangerment and resisting arrest. Another protester who went by the name of Ashley Spring was charged with assault and battery on a police officer for throwing an unknown liquid at them.