As Black Lives Matter domestic terrorists block the streets of downtown Louisville, the mayor calls up the National Guard to protect the citizens.
Louisville is experiencing riots the likes of which the city has never seen, as crowds of Black Lives Matter domestic terrorists fill the streets bringing traffic to a standstill. Sgt. Brett Hankison has been indicted on wanton endangerment charges related to the shooting of Breonna Taylor and the other two officers, Officer Myles Cosgrove and Sgt. Jonathan Mattingly, were not criminally charged by the grand jury. Judge Annie O’Connell said a warrant will be issued for Hankison’s arrest. She set bail at $15,000.
Things are so bad in Louisville that the National Guard has been called out to protect the citizens from the BLM militia members. Take a look at the Tweet below and pay close attention. Scores of Black Lives Matter anarchists are running toward a U-Haul placed in a side parking lot, and it's filled with riot gear, signs, weapons and other commie goodies. Someone is funding all this, someone is fueling all this, and that trail of who that someone is leads you right to George Soros. Why do you think that Fox News told Newt Gingrich he wasn't allowed to mention his name on the air the other day? Soros controls everything, even Fox.
WHERE ARE THE BLACK LIVES MATTER AND ANTIFA TERRORISTS GETTING THEIR FUNDING FROM? FROM GEORGE SOROS, OF COURSE.
Louisville Mayor Implements Black Lives Matter Riot Curfew Ahead Of Breonna Taylor Announcement
FROM WHAS11 NEWS: Fischer said the curfew will last from 9 p.m. to 6:30 a.m. for 72 hours. The curfew does not apply to people commuting to work, houses of worship or those seeking medical attention.
Police Chief Robert Schroeder said the National Guard has been activated, and Louisville police will be getting assistance from multiple law enforcement partners. Louisville Metro Government buildings will also be closed through Thursday.
"Our goal is ensuring space and opportunity for potential protesters to gather and express their First Amendment rights," Fischer said. "At the same time, we are preparing for any eventuality to keep everyone safe."
Fischer has already declared a state of emergency for the city following the Louisville Metro Police Department's state of emergency for all personnel. Police have restricted access to downtown areas, placing barricades around Jefferson Square Park and eliminating most parking. READ MORE
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