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Woman charged with intent to kill after making a right turn at intersection blocked by mostly peaceful protesters

NBC News reported earlier this week that North Carolina authorities are investigating if it was a hate crime for a woman to turn right into an intersection being blocked by people protesting the death of Andrew Brown Jr., who was killed on April 21 as sheriff’s deputies sought to serve a warrant for his arrest on felony drug charges.

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Wilson Wong reports:

A white driver was arrested after she was accused of striking two Black women with her car during a peaceful protest over the death of Andrew Brown Jr., North Carolina authorities said Tuesday.

Lisa Michelle O’Quinn, 41, was charged with two counts of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill by use of a motor vehicle, one count of careless and reckless conduct and one count of unsafe movement, Elizabeth City Police said in a news release. Investigators said they were still determining if the incident was a hate crime.

The two victims were identified as Michelle Fleming Morris and Valerie Lindsey, both 42-year-old Black women. They were treated for injuries that were not life-threatening and later released from a hospital.

OK, are you ready for the video showing O’Quinn assaulting the two women with an intent to kill in what might be determined to be a hate crime? Avert your eyes if you’re squeamish.

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But they were seeking justice for Brown by standing in the intersection and not letting people turn.

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Exactly.

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Yes. The protesters are given complete control over the situation and drivers must defer to their impromptu roadbloacks.


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