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LAW APPEALS: US President Donald Trump wants to crack down on what he calls “left-wing political violence” in the United States. Photo: Andrew Harnik / AP
The president of the United States will not condemn the actions of the 17-year-old accused of killing two people during the demonstrations in Kenosha.
The southern city of Milwaukee in Wisconsin has been the scene of violent riots for several days in a row after the Jacob Blake police shooting on Sunday, August 23.
The night before Wednesday of last week, the riots ended fatally. Two people were shot dead and a third was injured. A 17-year-old who had traveled from neighboring Illinois with a semiautomatic rifle, according to police likely to protect the city from protesters, is charged with both murders.
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When Donald Trump was asked during his press conference at the White House on Monday whether he condemned the 17-year-old’s actions, he responded as follows:
– We are seeing it, it was an interesting situation. You saw the same clip that I saw. He tried to get away from them, it seemed, and fell, and they attacked him very violently. We’re looking at him now, he’s under investigation, but I assume he was in deep trouble and they probably would have killed him, but he’s under investigation.
See the video of the event here:
Much of what happened that fatal night in Kenosha has been filmed, and the discussions They have been fierce against the background of the shots.
One of the videos shows the 17-year-old running and being chased by several people, including a man with a gun, before tripping and shooting those who are chasing him. Here he kills one and wounds another, the man with the gun.
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Those who follow the 17-year-old are after him after he shot and killed another person. There are also videos of this event. According to the New York Times, which has spent hours videotaped, the first shooting also takes place after a group of people chased the 17-year-old.
Will not cancel visits
Donald Trump plans to visit Kenosha on Tuesday. The Democratic Governor of Wisconsin, Tony Evers, has asked the president to cancel the visit because he fears it will increase tensions in the city, but Trump denies giving in to that wish.
– A visit can also increase enthusiasm, and also love and respect for our country, he told the press on Monday.
See Trump’s full press conference here:
During the press conference, Trump said his administration is in the process of combing through video footage of the demonstrations that have raged in the United States since the police murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis in May, to identify people who have committed various crimes.
– We have arrested a large number of people, more than 200, soon you will know more about it. All in democratically governed cities, he said.
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Biden: – Celebrate chaos and violence
During a visit to the city of Pittsburgh on Monday, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden went straight to the throat of Donald Trump and his description of the situation.
Also in his speech during the Democratic national convention, Biden criticized Trump. See the speech here:
He accused Trump of failing to maintain law and order, citing police violence, riots and white nationalists.
– It must protect the country, instead it encourages chaos and violence. The simple truth is that Donald Trump failed to keep America safe, so he is now trying to intimidate America.
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During his press conference at the White House, Trump responded to the accusation by accusing Biden of not mentioning the violence that is occurring on the left.
– He spoke of those on the right, but not those on the left. But it is those on the left that are the problem, said Trump, who himself did not address the violence that is occurring on the right.
