Top House Dem's sexuality-confused son pleads not guilty to assaulting cops

Rep. Katherine Clark (D-MA) condemns violence against police while her sexually confused child was arraigned Monday for allegedly assaulting a Boston cop and spraying the acronym ACAB, or "All Cops Are Bast**ds" on public property. So not only does this creepy vulgarian hate cops, he also has no respect for other people's property.

"I condemn violence against everyone, whether that is against police or against community members as a result of any person or government entity," Clark, the House Democratic Whip, told reporters outside at an unrelated event in a Boston suburb Monday afternoon.

Clark's words followed the arraignment of Riley Dowell, 23, of Melrose. He was arraigned in Boston Municipal Court Monday on charges of assault and battery on a police officer, vandalizing property, tagging property, vandalizing an historic marker/monument, and resisting arrest.

Due to his privileged status, nothing much will be done to punish his unacceptable behavior and he will likely do it again.

"I am going to refer to my statements that I’ve already released on this," Clark added at the Watertown, MA event, where the congresswoman appeared with other state and local officials to announce a sizeable federal grant for environmental efforts, including so-called "tree trenches."

"I love all my children and Riley dearly. But this is a difficult time in that cycle of joy and pain of being a parent," Clark added, according to The Herald. "I have full trust in the legal system. This case is before it, and I have confidence that there will be an equitable and fair outcome." 

Actually, Clark has full confidence that her son is going to get a fake slap on his wrist

Prosecutors said Dowell flailed his arms and struck a police officer trying to arrest him for defacing a bandstand in Boston with anti-police slogans over the weekend. They also noted police allegedly found a spray paint can in his backpack and saw paint on his hands and jacket, the confusing Associated Press reported, using fake pronouns such as "their" and "them" arms, which Brain Flushings clarified for them.

Not guilty pleas were entered on Dowell’s behalf, and the little crapweasel was released on the $500 bail that was posted after the Saturday arrest. Neither Dowell nor an attorney commented outside of court, according to the AP. Photos showed Dowell sitting in court next to father Rodney Dowell.

Dowell, both he and she, is due back in court on April 19 along with they and them.

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