When you do not control or attempt to control the masses that gathered by your voice, any violence that ensues can be linked to you thereby you’re an accomplice and can be sued.
Your followers walked the street chanting “What do we want? Dead Cops” shouted enough time can enrage a person and, well, actions speak louder then words – PB/TK
Injured Baton Rouge police officer sues Black Lives Matter, Deray McKesson – By John Sexton / July 7 2017
The officer who is suing the protest group, and five of its leaders, is not named in the lawsuit itself, but based on information in the suit it appears he is Sheriff’s Deputy Nicholas Tullier. Tullier was severely injured during the attack last summer by Gavin Long. From CBS News:
During the ambush, Long shot Tullier in the head, stomach and shoulder, leaving him with brain damage. By December, the 42-year-old father of two had emerged from a vegetative state, regained some movement of his body and was able to communicate nonverbally…
Friday’s lawsuit claims Mckesson was “in charge of” a July 9 protest that “turned into a riot.” Mckesson “did nothing to calm the crowd and, instead, he incited the violence” on behalf of Black Lives Matter, the suit alleges.
The suit describes Long as an “activist whose actions followed and mimicked those of” the sniper who killed officers in Dallas days earlier. The suit also claims Black Lives Matter leaders incited others to harm police “in retaliation for the death of black men killed by police” and “all but too late” began to denounce the shootings of police after the Baton Rouge attack.
Officer Tullier has had his life destroyed by Gavin Long. And there’s little doubt at this point that Gavin Long’s motivation was exactly what it seemed to be, i.e. he wanted to attack police over recently reported police shootings of black men. He had even searched for the home addresses of the two officers involved in the shooting of Alton Sterling.
Continue to hotair.com article: http://hotair.com/archives/2017/07/07/injured-baton-rouge-police-officer-sues-black-lives-matter-deray-mckesson/
