Virginia Dem. charged with multiple felonies for allegedly involved destroying statues

State Senator Louise Lucas (D-Portsmouth) was allegedly involved in taking part in the toppling and destruction of a Confederate statue in Portsmouth, VA at the beginning of summer. She is facing two felony charges along with a bunch of cohorts from the NAACP, an organization that used to be non-violent.

“Portsmouth Police Chief Angela Greene said the charges are the result of a weeks-long investigation into the June 10 incident, which left a local man critically injured after the statue fell on him during a protest,”  according to the

Richmond Times-Dispatch. “Lucas and six others, including NAACP leaders and a local school board member, were charged with conspiring to commit a felony, and felony injury to a public monument in excess of $1,000," Greene said Monday.

The specific incident that Lucas was charge likely is the one that occurred on June 10th, where demonstrators knocked down a Confederate monument that fell on the head of another demonstrator and seriously injured him.

The demonstrators also went all terrorist on four additional statues which the Daily Press reported. “Demonstrators beheaded the four Confederate statues before pulling one down using a tow rope Wednesday night at the Portsmouth Confederate monument as police watched. A protester was injured as the statue fell, hitting him on the head. Louie Gibbs, vice president of the Portsmouth NAACP, said the man, who was in his 30s, lost consciousness. The man’s head was cut open, and he was transported to the hospital.” 

The injured man was merely trying to be part of the virtue signaling mob and is expected to make a full recovery.

According to WAVY TV 10, the following virtue signalers who are guilty of having negative thoughts about folks of races different from theirs are also facing "charges of conspiracy to commit a felony and injury to a monument in excess of $1,000":

State Sen. L Louise Lucas
James Boyd, Portsmouth NAACP representative
Louie Gibbs, Portsmouth NAACP representative
LaKesha Hicks, Portsmouth NAACP representative
LaKeesha S. “Klu” Atkinson, Portsmouth School Board member
Kimberly Wimbish
Dana Worthington
Amira Bethea

What are the chances of their being two LaKeeshas [although spelled slightly different] allegedly committing the same crime?

The local news station also reported the following list of individuals that are facing “a felony charge of injury to a monument in excess of $1,000”:

Brenda Spry, public defender
Alexandra Stephens, public defender
Meredith Cramer, public defender
Brandon Woodard
Hanah Renae Rivera
Raymond J Brothers

And what's with lawyers risking their licenses to practice just to virtue signal that they are better than everyone who has a different political view? So there are 10 women and four brave men with the courage to attack inanimate objects to feel as if they had done something to better society by wiping out lessons from the past.

What a bunch of woke losers.


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