Donald Trump Demanded By Three US Citizens

MASSAPEDIA NEWS - Three US citizens claim they were attacked at a campaign event Donald Trump in Louisville, Kentucky, last month. Related to this, the three filed a lawsuit against the US presidential candidate of the Republican Party.

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Molly Shah, Kashiya Nwanguma and Henry Brousseau filed a lawsuit on Thursday (31/3) in Jefferson Circuit Court in Louisville. All three states Trump "riots" and repeatedly called his supporters "have them out" at a rally at the Convention Center Kentucky International on March 1, is intended to direct his supporters "using physical force dangerous and undesirable to suppress demonstrators, including the plaintiffs. "

In addition to Trump sued, the lawsuit also dijukan against Trump campaigns and three other individuals, according to the plaintiff, causing them hurt.

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The third plaintiff, who is a citizen of Louisville, claiming they suffered physical injuries, emotional distress and humiliation.

"Peaceful protests are an American tradition, especially in the context of presidential politics," said Dan Canon, attorney for the plaintiff, in his Twitter account to Reuters.

"But what you see across the country, occurs again and again the violence against protesters at events Trump campaign. The plaintiff was 'enough is enough,'" he said.

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The law suit states Trump during a speech that lasted 30 minutes, Trump stopped five times to denounce the demonstrators and, in many cases, calling on his supporters to "get them out of here," according to the lawsuit sound.

Until now, Trump campaign spokesman could not be reached for comment.

The lawsuit claims Trump "inciting unrest as defined in the criminal law of Kentucky."

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In addition to Trump, individual co-defendants are Matthew Heimbach, called the Trump supporters and residents of Ohio are "affiliated with the Workers' Party Traditionalists, the group recognized the instigator of hate".

In addition, the lawsuit also addressed to Alvin Bamberger, 75, who is a supporter Trump and a resident of Ohio; and a woman whose identity is unknown.

According to the lawsuit, the campaign Trump, who was wearing a shirt Heimbach Workers Party Traditionalists, attacked the Shah and Nwanguma. Traditional Labour Party spokesman has yet to comment in this regard.

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Website Workers Party traditionalists describes this group as a grassroots political organization that believes that "European-American identity amid constant attack."

The Southern Poverty Law Center, a non-profit organization that monitors extremist groups consider, classify Workers Party Traditionalists as the trigger group and nationalist hatred of whites.

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According to the lawsuit, Nwanguma attacked by a number of people on the campaign, among which the most aggressive is Heimbach and Bamberger. The lawsuit states that the videotape showed Nwanguma, was attacked repeatedly on the campaign viral on social media. Nwanguma is a 21-year-old student.

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Bamberger could not be reached for comment related to a lawsuit against her.

The suit also claims that the Shah was attacked by Heimbach, while Brousseau was attacked by an unidentified woman.