Gangs Of Hooligans Are Terrorizing White People In Downtown Saint Paul
By V. Saxena, January 31, 2015.
If you live in Saint Paul, MN, you might want to avoid the downtown area. Why? Local news coverage suggests that gangs of hooligans are purposefully and maliciously targeting white people for attack.
Case in point. According to the St. Paul Pioneer Press, last Monday “a group of young men assaulted two men in a downtown St. Paul skyway.” One of the victims was 23-year-old Thomas Klein. The other was his 59-year-old buddy David, who for the record walks with a cane and works with homeless youths.
David estimated six people were involved in the assault and said the young men “jumped me from behind,” hitting him in the head and face. He said he fell down and got up three times before they stomped on his wrist while he was on the ground.
The suspects were wearing red coats with black stripes and were 16 to 20 years old, David estimated. A friend of his who tries to get young people out of gangs in Minneapolis called him after the assault, saying he’d heard what happened and had been told it was a gang initiation, David said.
Klein and David are white and said the suspects were African-American.
Klein and David are pictured up top.
Furthermore, according to 5 Eyewitness News, a group of nine male and female hooligans rushed into a downtown restaurant and “started eating and drinking from the customers’ tables”:
5 EYEWITNESS NEWS obtained security video that showed a woman in the group suddenly throw a glass of water at another customer. Another man she was with grabbed a cell phone off the table, and then the entire group bolted out the door and down the street, police officials said.
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Something similar happened back in September, when a gang of 50 underage hooligans attacked and beat a female St. Paul police officer unconscious, and then went on to interrupt a wedding party.
Plus, according to Colin Flaherty, Saint Paul has a history of knockout game attacks:
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