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Thursday, November 26, 2020

Your Thursday Morning Florida Report

NEW PORT RICHEY, Fla. – A Florida town has fined people involved in recent racial justice protests thousands of dollars for using megaphones police say violate a local noise ordinance. 

The Tampa Bay Times reports that officials in New Port Richey have issued 14 citations that total about $4,700 to at least five protesters. Black Lives Matter activist Christina Boneta said she was fined more than $2,500 for using her megaphone and once arrested for refusing to sign a citation.

2 comments:

  1. F$ck the commies. The Tulsa city council past 3 cover statutes this week. One gives the health department the ability to fine citizens. I don't live there but sometimes have to go there. Pay attention people these city council meetings should be swamped with patriots every time.

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  2. Protesters are spreading the word of racial justice. Justice this: GFY.

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