Bully gets indicted for grabbing 'MAGA' hat from teen

Thinking about Hillary

A big, strong tough guy was indicted by a Bexar County grand jury. The 30-year-old punk from San Antonio was arrested in July after being caught on video grabbing a "Make America Great Again" cap from a teenager who was minding his own business as he dined at a San Antonio Whataburger.

And what a burger it is.

The record shows that Kino Jimenez was indicted Wednesday on a charge of theft of person, a state jail felony. He was found in Universal City in July by San Antonio police robbery task force and taken into custody on an arrest warrant.

The story went national after the video of the attack went viral online. In the video, Hunter Richard, 16, is seen eating with friends around 2 a.m. at a North Side Whataburger, located at Nacogdoches and Thousand Oaks.

The video starts halfway through a confrontation showing Jimenez throwing a drink in Richard's face and walking out of the restaurant with a red "Make America Great Again" cap in his hand that Richard stated belonged to him.

The video racked up millions of views and thousands of comments.

Richard is from Orlando visiting friends in San Antonio. He said the man approached their table, tore off his cap and asked why he was wearing it, [because Jimenez is evidently not very bright]. When Richard answered that he supported President Trump--the cap shows his slogan, duh--Richard said the guy threw a drink in his face and walked away with the cap.

"You ain't supportin' sh*t, n***er," the man said while he walked away.

Jimenez, a big Antifa fan, is out on bond and has a trial date October 19th. Hopefully he will be incarcerated and share a cell with a big guy named "Bubba" who also sports a MAGA hat. He already has a criminal record that includes misdemeanor offenses for marijuana possession, making him a liberal hero.

Soon after his arrest, Rumble, a local bar, issued a statement saying Jimenez was a part-time employee there and had been fired. [Evidently, he didn't do a good job cleaning the toilets].

Theft of person is a state jail felony punishable by a minimum of six months or maximum two years in state jail. Since the pantsuit lover has no felony convictions, he would be eligible for probation or deferred adjudication of found guilty.

And if the judge is a Democrat, he might receive a pat on the back.


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