Anti-Trump woman assaults 12-year-old boy holding Trump sign

A woman in Boulder, Colo. assaulted a 12-year-old boy who was simply holding a sign supporting President Donald Trump the afternoon of Aug. 31, according to a blotter published by the Boulder Police Department. The boy described his attacker as a white female in her 20s or 30s. She was wearing a tan jacket, blue shirt and blue jeans and was riding a blue or gray moped at the time of the assault, officials added. The boy did not receive any serious injuries, and his father expressed his intention to press charges.

According to the blotter, the suspect was riding on her moped and drove past the victim – until she saw the sign. She then looked at the boy and laughed, made a U-turn and approached closer. The suspect then asked the victim if he “wanted something to look at,” and then proceeded to hit him several times using a closed fist. She tried to grab the Trump sign from the boy, who was using it to defend from her blows, but did not succeed in doing so. The suspect fled after this.

Police have informed the boy’s father Jesse Rosales about this situation, adding that the incident is still under investigation. The Boulder Police Department urged anyone with information about this attack to get in touch with them.

Boy asks for “mutual respect”

The 12-year-old victim told the Denver Channel that while it wasn’t the first time he was targeted because of his support for the president, this was the first time he was attacked by an adult because of it. “I didn’t want any conflict – I just wanted to show what I believe in.”

He also said that he was now scared of showing his support for President Trump, expressing his disappointment toward people who attack others because of their political views. In the end, the boy simply asked for two things: People should mutually respect each other regardless of their political leanings, and people should stop attacking one another because it was “not okay.”

Leftist bullies cannot pick on somebody their own size

The Republican National Committee released a Sep. 2 statement condemning the 12-year-old’s attack. The statement called for Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and Colorado Democrats “disavow this act of hatred and violence on a child.”

Just like the 12-year-old boy holding a sign supporting President Trump, some individuals across the country have been attacked for expressing their support for the president. Whether they were holding pro-Trump signs or wearing MAGA hats, people who were anti-Trump wasted no time in assaulting these individuals who showed their support in a peaceful and subtle manner – without any provocation. (Related: Have you committed a “HATcrime?” It’s the new crime of wearing a hat that “triggers” deranged Leftists.)

Eighty-two-year-old Charlie Chase was attacked in June 2020 while holding a pro-Trump sign in Fall River, Mass. Aiden Courtright confronted Chase, grabbed the Air Force veteran’s sign and tore it in half. Still not contented, Courtright tackled the elderly man and kicked his ribs and legs.

In Sep. 2019, David Delgado assaulted a man wearing a Russian version of the MAGA hat in Hermosa Beach, Ca. The suspect approached the victim while both were in the bathroom of a restaurant to ask what the words on the hat meant. Upon finding out, Delgado repeatedly punched the man in the face causing him to fall to the ground. The suspect stole the victim’s hat and fled the premises afterward.

In July 2018, Kino Jimenez forcibly removed the MAGA hat of a 16-year-old at a Whataburger branch in San Antonio, Texas. Jimenez also threw his soda in the face of Hunter Richard before leaving with the teenager’s hat. Video of the suspect’s assault on Richard went viral.

All three suspects in the previous incidents have been arrested and charged.

As Election Day nears, more assaults against Trump supporters by the crazy anti-Trump leftists should be expected.

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Sources include:

TheEpochTimes.com

BoulderColorado.gov

TheDenverChannel.com

BostonHerald.com

NBCNews.com

ABC13.com