Cubs Say Fan With Sign Honoring Fallen Cop Was Ejected For Assault, Police Know Nothing About It

Cubs Say Fan With Sign Honoring Fallen Cop Was Ejected For Assault, Police Know Nothing About It

Chicago, IL – The Chicago Cubs told The Police Tribune that the fan who was escorted from Wrigley Field on Monday night had assaulted multiple employees and his ejection had nothing to do with the sign he was holding that honored murdered Chicago Police Officer Ella French.

The Chicago Police Department, however, said no such incident had been reported.

The revolving-door criminal justice system has real-life consequences. In cities across America, communities are suffering as a result of Rogue Prosecutors, Activist Judges and failed progressive policies.

Decades of historic crime reductions are being thrown away in record time.

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This is more insanity. More evidence of who rules over us. If they had peacefully listened to speeches in front of the Capitol they would be in Federal Lockup in solitary. But these are leftist terrorists and they are protected. The media spins the narrative and the compromised DOJ and courts free them. Look what these domestic terrorists did;

According to police, members of the group hurled “incendiary devices that emitted smoke” at officers near 10th Avenue and Van Buren Street at approximately 8 p.m.

The rioters also allegedly damaged a marked patrol vehicle while knocking over barricades, The Arizona Republic reported.

The Phoenix Police Department (PPD) declared an unlawful assembly about a half hour later, but the rioters refused to disperse, PPD spokesperson Sergeant Ann Justus told the paper.

“As officers began making arrests, another incendiary device was thrown at them,” Sgt. Justus said. “Due to the ongoing criminal activity and assault, the Phoenix Police deployed less lethal munitions in order to safely make arrests.”

The rioters used black umbrellas in a failed attempt to keep police at bay.

Two teens and 15 adults were arrested by the time the mayhem was over, The Arizona Republic reported.