Meathead
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These charitable souls were out to give food to the hungry protesters, but:
Officers and U.S. marshals surveilled the black school bus, food truck and minivan and moved in for arrests when the suspects attempted to fill gas cans with fuel at a gas station, the department said.
The driver of the minivan "attempted to drive away," Kenosha police said, and when officers caught up with it, they "forced entry." In video posted to social media and shared by Scheurle, police are seen breaking a minivan window after one officer shouts, "Get the [expletive] out."
Police said they found helmets, gas masks, fireworks and "suspected controlled substances" in the vehicles.
Officers and U.S. marshals surveilled the black school bus, food truck and minivan and moved in for arrests when the suspects attempted to fill gas cans with fuel at a gas station, the department said.
The driver of the minivan "attempted to drive away," Kenosha police said, and when officers caught up with it, they "forced entry." In video posted to social media and shared by Scheurle, police are seen breaking a minivan window after one officer shouts, "Get the [expletive] out."
Police said they found helmets, gas masks, fireworks and "suspected controlled substances" in the vehicles.
Kenosha police arrest food distribution volunteers
The unpaid workers with Seattle-based Riot Kitchen were in "suspicious vehicles," authorities said.
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