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发信人: starlightt (星光大姐大), 信区: USANews
标 题: 终于有三位青年，持枪保卫第二修正案了！
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Fri Oct 20 22:34:44 2017, 美东)
三位白人至上的青年，向抗议群众打出了愤怒的子弹
Police: 3 men made Nazi salutes, shot at protesters after Richard Spencer
event
Three men making Nazi salutes fired at a group of protesters in
Gainesville, Florida, police said
The men all expressed support for Richard Spencer prior to the incident
Police in Florida arrested three men who allegedly made Nazi salutes,
repeated Hitler chants and then shot at a group of protesters after white
supremacist leader Richard Spencer's speech at the University of Florida on
Thursday.
The gunshot narrowly missed the group of six to eight protesters, striking a
business behind them, police said.
Tyler Tenbrink, 28, William Fears, 30, and Colt Fears, 28, had driven from
Texas to Gainesville, Florida, for Spencer's speech at the Phillips Center.
The Fears, who are brothers, spoke to CNN on Thursday prior to the incident
about their support for Spencer, the white supremacist leader of the "alt-
right." In one interview, William Fears said protesters did not need to be
afraid of them.
发信人: starlightt (星光大姐大), 信区: USANews
标 题: 终于有三位青年，持枪保卫第二修正案了！
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Fri Oct 20 22:34:44 2017, 美东)
三位白人至上的青年，向抗议群众打出了愤怒的子弹
Police: 3 men made Nazi salutes, shot at protesters after Richard Spencer
event
Three men making Nazi salutes fired at a group of protesters in
Gainesville, Florida, police said
The men all expressed support for Richard Spencer prior to the incident
Police in Florida arrested three men who allegedly made Nazi salutes,
repeated Hitler chants and then shot at a group of protesters after white
supremacist leader Richard Spencer's speech at the University of Florida on
Thursday.
The gunshot narrowly missed the group of six to eight protesters, striking a
business behind them, police said.
Tyler Tenbrink, 28, William Fears, 30, and Colt Fears, 28, had driven from
Texas to Gainesville, Florida, for Spencer's speech at the Phillips Center.
The Fears, who are brothers, spoke to CNN on Thursday prior to the incident
about their support for Spencer, the white supremacist leader of the "alt-
right." In one interview, William Fears said protesters did not need to be
afraid of them.