During the night of November 23, 2014, protesters , including supporters of #BlackLivesMatter, held a protest outside of the Minneapolis, Minnesota Fourth precinct police office in northern Minneapolis. Responsible for Equality And Liberty (R.E.A.L.) has learned that the Minneapolis terrorist attack, which happened around 10:40 PM, is reportedly by White Supremacist terrorists who wore masks and taunted the protesters. The Minneapolis Black Lives Matter Twitter site reports ” All 5 are in stable condition.” It also reported: “This was terrorism. White supremacist terrorism. The most common on the planet.”
Black Lives Matter Minneapolis Twitter Comments After Minneapolis White Supremacist Terrorist Attack
The Minneapolis Star-Tribune reports: “Miski Noor, a media contact for Black Lives Matter, said ‘a group of white supremacists showed up at the protest, as they have done most nights.’ One of the three counterdemonstrators wore a mask, said Dana Jaehnert, who had been at the protest site since early evening.” Other reports state the terrorists wore bullet proof vests. MPRNews reports “Three victims were taken to a hospital in a private vehicle, and two were transported by ambulance.” The Minneapolis Star Tribune states from a police source that the injuries to the protesters are not “life-threatening.”
A reported recording states that there were five suspects total, and then “suspects are four white males in ski masks.”
Facts on the terrorist attack are still being gathered. R.E.A.L. will summarize some major comments being made by reported witnesses on Twitter. After the terrorist attack in the alley near the police station, witnesses state it took 15 to 20 minutes for a police response. Other witnesses described the terrorists as “Suspect info: Two middle aged WM, 5’10”, bullet proof vests on, 1 red sweatshirt.” Another witness claimed: “Police maced the crowd to move them back.” Another witness stated: “I called 911 and was put on hold for 5 mins I am in shock numb.” Another witness stated “Cops standing around instead of looking for the white supremacists who shot ppl tonight.” Other witnesses state the police should have had better opportunities to catch the terrorist suspects.
Minneapolis – Witnesses Being Interviewed After Terrorist Attack (LiveStream Video Snapshot)
Another protester claims to have video of four terrorists (not three) who were together, as shown in this blurred snapshot:
Witness Claims that Individuals included Terror Suspects (Source: Twitter)
The #BlackLivesMatter Minneapolis protesters have asked all to wear black today in defiance of the white supremacist terrorists attempt to silence their protest. The #BlackLivesMatter Minneapolis protesters have also presently stated that they will continue their protests at the same location at 2 PM today.
WCCO reports that “A community concert is scheduled for 5 p.m. Tuesday that protesters hope will promote healing and unity.” The Jamar Clark family calls for end of “occupation” protests, saying it’s concerned about safety of protesters. WCCO reports that “Clark’s brother Eddie Sutton released a statement following the incident, calling for an end to the precinct protests. ‘[I]n light of tonight’s shootings, the family feels out of imminent concern for the safety of the occupiers, we must get the occupation of the 4th Precinct ended and onto a next step.”
Summary of Scenes before and after the Minneapolis Terrorist Attack on November 23, 2015
R.E.A.L shares the following reported witnesses LiveStream video accounts from the scene of the Minneapolis terrorist attack. One witness in one of the video reports states that one of the terrorist was wearing the same ski mask as police, possibly to blend in. The videos from the witnesses provide shocking details of the terrorist attack on the protesters:
The protests were in front of the Fourth Precinct Minneapolis Police Station, over the November 15, 2015 shooting death of African-American Jamar Clark. The protesters have stated that the police shooting happened while Jamar Clark was restrained; police spokespersons have said there was a struggle. A video of the event surfaced, but the Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton stated video was “inconclusive.” The U.S. Department of Justice announced on November 22, 2015, that it was going to conduct an investigation into Jamar Clark’s death. Prior to the terrorist attack, Jamar Clark’s funeral was opened to the public and was to be performed on Wednesday November 25. Under the circumstances, R.E.A.L. is not going to share the location of Jamar Clark’s funeral in this report, which was reported in previous press accounts.
Protestors fly an American Flag with the Black Lives Matter written on it at demonstration at the Minneapolis Police Departments 4th precinct building on Plymouth Avenue in North Minneapolis on Thursday, November 19, 2015. (Pioneer Press: John Autey)
On November 22, CNN also released a report on the Minneapolis protests, indicating concerns from protesters and witnesses that stated Jamar Clark was in handcuffs when he was shot. CNN also reported on violence by some protesters frustrated with the pace of the investigation. Based on R.E.A.L.’s investigation, Black Lives Matters supporters have not condoned any violence by protesters. The Minneapolis stated they were frustrated with the presence and threat of protesters.
Responsible for Equality And Liberty (R.E.A.L.) is and always will challenge anti-human rights terrorist activity from any identity group and any ideology that seeks such rejection of our shared universal human rights.
Responsible for Equality And Liberty (R.E.A.L.) is urging those on Social Media to show our shared outrage and rejection today for the terrorist attack on the Black Lives Matter protesters by using the Black Lives Matter icon today on your Twitter and/or Facebook icon – let those attacked by terrorists know that they are not alone, and let the white supremacist terrorists know that their cowardly terrorist attack is rejected by all of us.
As always, we urge our fellow Americans and all of our fellow human beings to respect and defend our universal human rights, dignity, and security – and to be…. Responsible for Equality And Liberty.