A jury had a few things to say about this BLM thug charged with 19 felonies, and it is definitely going to shock you for sure!
Black Lives Matter activist Denzel Draughn was recently apprehended in San Diego, California in September 2020 when the Black Lives Matter riots were going on in that city. He thought he could use tear gas against a group of police officers, but once they retaliated, he quickly figured out that wasn’t such a hot idea after all.
They eventually charged Draught with 19 different felonies, including nine counts of using tear gas against a member of law enforcement. Denzel Draught is originally from Indiana and has a long criminal history.
They set his bail at $750,000. That isn’t the worst part, however.
On Thursday, a jury in San Diego actually found “not guilty” of spraying these police officers with pepper spray. Yes, you read that right, he was found “not guilty” and got away scot-free. Black Lives Matter, but apparently Blue Lives do not.
Patriot fire has more to say on this Denzel Draught guy, and none of it is good.
In this event, the police stopped the driver of a SUV that was bringing up the rear of the march for running a red light. An abusive, profane, hostile and threatening mob gathered around the police as they questioned the driver. One policeman held up a can of pepper spray to ward off the mob. A person tried to slap the can out of his hand and the policeman sprayed him.
That started a melee and the police are arresting that man when this clip above starts. A can of pepper spray somehow becomes loose and rolls onto the sidewalk. Draughn picks up the can and sprays the group of policemen arresting the first man.
He was booked on 9 charges of obstruction of a police officer, 9 charges of using tear gas against a police officer and one of possessing a tear-gas projectile device. This event was on August 28, 2020.
His Black Lives Matter comrades are calling him a “hero”, but he seems to be acting just as a police-hating criminal and anarchistic, ideological fanatic. Criminals seem to be common among the hard-core instigators in our local black lives matter movement and probably elsewhere, as well.
