Sometimes, those ‘man on the street’ interviews net you more than you expected and sometimes lead to a whole new story. This is one such time.
A protester was stopped in New York to answer some questions. The answers he gave Jacqui Heinrich included an explicit threat of violence.
See for yourself. If policy changes don’t meet his demands, he’s said his plan is to go down to the Diamond District and burn it down.
A protester in New York made a threat *on live tv* to go down to the ‘Diamond District’ in New York with gasoline if they don’t get want they want from state and local officials. Fox News @EricShawnTV was not pleased and called him out… pic.twitter.com/dgt7p4buzG
— johnny dollar (@johnnydollar01) June 6, 2020
https://twitter.com/SohrabAhmari/status/1269350127937912832
Mark Levin has some thoughts…
While Sharpton is busy riding the coattails of Floyd’s untimely demise, this incident brings his disreputable history back into the conversation.
A BLM organizer just went on Fox News and said he would lead a march to the "Diamond District." Anyone with even 1/2 a brain knows that is an attack on Jews.
In 1991 Al Sharpton called out "diamond merchants," whipped up a violent mob that killed innocent Jewish Yankel Rosenbaum pic.twitter.com/g2ho2R6ZbS
— eric golub (@TYGRRRREXPRESS) June 6, 2020
Cops caught up with him…
Earlier tonight, a man wearing this mask threatened, in a live @FoxNews interview, to burn Manhattan’s diamond district down. Within hours, we identified the man & took him in to be interviewed. pic.twitter.com/NHggPloCAv
— NYPD NEWS (@NYPDnews) June 7, 2020
Reports are that he’s been arrested…
Ace Burns, the man who made terroristic threats to burn down the Diamond District in New York City has been arrested. https://t.co/WnTVv7NLwr
— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) June 7, 2020
One tip says this is the same guy:
A little bird has unmasked the protester who threatened to burn down the Diamond District with details of his IG and Twitter, where he posted this video to “start a revolution.” pic.twitter.com/G7Oi0k8zcN
— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) June 6, 2020
Are they right? What do our readers think?
