Seen on a building in Atlanta
It was just last January, during a law enforcement sweep of radicals in an “occupied” forest next to the construction site of an Atlanta police training center, when a Georgia trooper was seriously wounded and return fire resulted in the shooter dead. After that, the left-wing Antifa group and other militants vowed revenge. The result was that a downtown Atlanta rampage occurred. But Antifa wasn’t finished.
On Sunday night the Georgia Bureau of Investigation charged 23 radicals with domestic terrorism related to their latest surprise attack on the construction area. The “protestors” facing charges, whose names and photographs were published by law enforcement online, are from various states across the U.S. as well as Canada and France, according to police. Their ages range from 18 years old to nearly 50, and only two are Georgians.
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