TPUSA Students Assaulted With Manure & Mace At UC Davis
Last night leftists at UC Davis interrupted a TPUSA chapter gathering by throwing manure into the meeting room, ending their assault by pepper spraying the two students who tried to document the incident on video.
Chapter members from multiple schools were meeting in a conference room on campus to watch Matt Walsh’s documentary, “What is a Woman” when the ANTIFA members arrived. About a third of the way through the documentary, the conference room door swung open, and a woman clad in black-block threw a bag of manure into the room before running off.
Two of the TPUSA chapter members attempted to track down the assailants, and were met by a few ANTIFA individuals blocking the student’s exit from the building.
A TPUSA chapter leader, who asked to be identified as “Luke B” began recording the chase, while TPUSA member Luke Shalz contacted the police.
A female ANTIFA member then used pepper spray to stop both B and Shalz from chasing one of the individuals associated with the incident.
“At that point, the pain in my mouth and eyes, on my face and neck, and on my hands, as well as my impaired vision, became too much for me to continue pursuing him,” Shalz shared.
Police were already en route at this point and the alleged ANTIFA assailant got away before officers arrived.
When asked for comment, B shared, “this seems like a recurring thing at Davis, TPUSA chapter members getting pepper sprayed . . . it happens there, and they haven’t really done too much about it,” he began, “I wouldn’t recommend people going to Davis, free speech doesn’t seem to be protected or allowed. I believe that UC Davis cannot protect constitutional rights on campus.”
B’s comment refers to a recent TPUSA speaking event which had to be cancelled due to violent ANTIFA protestors who pepper sprayed a female student, after which, university police did not intervene or attempt to de-escalate the events which transpired.
A police report has since been filed regarding the most recent attack at UC Davis, as there is warranted concern about the increasing frequency and intensity of these assaults at this college campus.
