Over in Utah on July 7th, someone in a traveling group of friends is pulled over for speeding, one of their friends stomps a nearby pro law enforcement sign, and a result she now faces hate crime “enhancement” charges.
As reported by St. George News a Garfield County Sheriff’s deputy pulled over a vehicle in the city of Panguitch for speeding. As the cop was writing this person a ticket, the charging documents say (in terms of probable cause), an individuals’ friend group approached them in an “attempt to console them.”
Now onto the alleged hate crime part.
“I observed one of the friends, later identified to be Lauren Gibson, stomping on a ‘Back the Blue’ sign next to where the traffic stop was conducted, crumble it up in a destructive manner and throw it into a trash can all while smirking in an intimidating manner towards me,” wrote the officer. The […]
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