The woman would have struck the activist with Maga Hat before pulverizing pepper to DC
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A physical confrontation in Washington, the DC Union station has become viral after the conservative activist Cam Higby falsified a woman who was seen on the video which allegedly has relaxed and struck him with his hat Maga – an incident that he declared to underline his mission to confront the political hostility of the projection of the organization of the open Kirk.
Higby, who said that his mission was to exhibit violence on the left and promote a peaceful political dialogue, went to Union Station after organizing a debate event on Wednesday at the University of Maryland.
In a telephone interview Thursday with Fox News Digital, Higby explained that the group was seated and had conversations with demonstrators nearby when a woman approached him and began to be combative.
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“At one point, she fell on her knees, intentionally … and she started to shout at us and started to touch us,” said Higby. “I told her to save and stop touching me, and she threw me and attacked me.”
Video sequences captured the woman repulsive Higby on her chair, taking her hat and striking it with before falling into a bush where he sprayed it.
Higby said he was not clear if the woman had weapons because she had her hands in her pockets for the majority of the meeting.
After being sprayed with pepper, Higby said that the woman had approached a light post where other demonstrators helped wash her eyes and call the police.
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Initially, it seemed that no arrest would occur, but when the American park police arrived, Higby said that the woman would have become combative, resists arrest and assaulted police.
“At this point now, she has trouble with the federal police, then they tried to arrest her,” he said. “Her father shouts us:” Why did you pulverize my daughter “, when she is actively fighting with the federal police. In my head, I think, that is why she was sprayed. It took four federal police officers to hold her back, and finally they loaded her in the back of the police car.”
In police reports, Higby said he and his colleague were listed as victims and that she should face federal accusations.
US police have not immediately confirmed the woman’s identity or accusations to Fox News Digital.
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Higby is no stranger to violence, which would have been attacked in June during an anti-Glaze rally in downtown Seattle.
During the June 14 incident, he was filmed who was attacked by three men who tried to scam his equipment, to suffocate and beat him before he made an attacker by assaulting.
Higby said he had undergone a concussion, dizzy, nausea and other symptoms that required urgent and urgent care treatment.
“I got to the point where I wear mass on me at any time,” he said. “I think I show an incredible restriction with the points I use my mass, because I personally think that after four verbal warnings so as not to touch me, it would have been perfectly valid to use it. [alternative]. “”
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On university campuses, Higby and his group have become known for having set up debate tables shaped after the style of Kirk, with panels reading: “The left is violent!” Let’s get rid of! ”
While criticism argues that messaging can trigger animated reactions, Higby noted that the most recent union incident took place without any present signaling, where the only thing identifying his group was their Maga hats.
“We want people to be excited. We want people to be delighted to talk about political problems, but what we do not invite people to do is touch us, and that’s the problem,” he said. “I think most of my catches are quite reasonable. This is your problem, not my problem – if you have a pulse control so weak that you cannot help using physical violence.”
Kristine Parks of Fox News Digital and Cortney O’Brien contributed to this report.
