UPDATE to the second story at the bottom of post
Two stories - first from One America News Network:
Killing Of Oakland Security Officer An ‘Act Of Domestic Terrorism’
Authorities have called the killing of a California federal security contract officer an “act of domestic terrorism.” Reports detailed Friday night’s incident, when a car pulled up outside the federal building in Oakland and someone opened fire.
The security officer was killed and another officer was critically wounded.
“When someone targets a police officer or a police station with an intention to do harm and intimidate, that is an act of domestic terrorism,” stated Acting DHS Deputy Secretary Ken Cuccinelli.
Second, from The Blaze:
Minnesota leaders say arrested protesters are not local residents: 'We don't know these folks'
The mayor of St. Paul, the sister city to Minneapolis, announced Saturday that every protester arrested during Friday's riots were from out-of-state.
Speaking at a press conference, Mayor Melvin Carter (D) said out-of-state agitators were responsible for the violent unrest in St. Paul on Friday. Demonstrations erupted in the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area this week in response to the tragic death of George Floyd.
"Every single person we arrested last night, I'm told, was from out of state. What we are seeing right now is a group of people who are not from here," Carter said.
Looks like the government will be getting serious. Like I said in the last post, someone is spending a lot of money trying to destabilize America. George Soros' fingerprints are all over this.
UPDATE: Turns out the Minnesota leaders did not have their facts correct - from Breitbart:
Majority of Arrested Minneapolis Rioters Have Minnesota Addresses
Jail records show that the vast number of arrested Minneapolis protesters have Minnesota addresses.
Fox 9 reports that 38 of the 45 individuals arrested have an address in Minnesota. The 45 individuals are those arrested “for rioting, unlawful assembly, stolen property, burglary or robbery on May 29 and May 30.”
On May 30, 2020, CNN reported Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) suggesting “rough estimates indicate that about 20% of protesters are Minnesotans and about 80% are from outside the region.”
Walz added, “I’m not trying to deflect in any way.”
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