Clark County Commission Security Assaults Candidate for Lt Governor for Nevada

I just saw this while browsing a thread on the Biden/Borris clown show. I must say I am thankful I can live my life like normal here in Florida for the most part. I had no idea how bad it had gotten everywhere else as I stayed disconnected for most of the year. I decided to see how the world was doing in the last couple of weeks and man am I just shocked.

Clark County passed a resolution calling free speech a public health crisis as it refers to any covid criticism. As security was assaulting a group of women the candidate for Lt. Governor, Mack Miller, attempted to intervene or mediate. He then became the target of the assault as he was tackled through a metal detector and thrown to the floor. Looks like he hit his head. The identities of the assailants will soon be named in a lawsuit. Some really disrespectful treatment of tax paying citizens here.

Network in Vegas

This afternoon, the Clark County Commission voted and passed a resolution condemning your first amendment rights to speak about the COVID pandemic in a way that doesn’t fit the mainstream government narrative. During the meeting, police and security for Clark County violently assaulted Mack Miller, Army Veteran and Republican candidate for Lt. Gov. in Nevada.

The Republican candidate was assaulted and dragged from the County Commissioner’s Meeting after attempting to defend a group of women who were reportedly being pushed and harassed by Clark County Commission security and police officers for not wearing a mask

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I presume the Beaureu of Land Management will be organizing a protest...

a reply to: worldstarcountry

Ummm...Wow! I just have one question for everyone. Are we in a movie? Seriously, am I being punked? Sure does seem like it. I love how the idiot goons just stand around looking at him as he writhes on the ground and people are yelling, that's your Lt. Governor! Uhhhh, Bubba, I think we broke this one.

Those guys had BETTER get in large trouble.

a reply to: worldstarcountry

Jesus. They slammed that guy's head in the ground. And It's all on camera. I'll say this, if something monumental doesn't happen with a situation like this, we as a nation are teetering on the edge of disaster. It's time to step back and readdress this all.

There is a better way to do all of this. Our leadership is garbage.

a reply to: network dude

The leadership is garbage, but my question is why do the security people feel they have the power to do this? It's not just happening in this instance. Look all over the world at the nonsense that is happening with gatherings and protestors that are being peaceful. I'm not talking about the people spitting in their faces or throwing rocks etc. Those people deserve some kind of action but the grandma's, mom's and dad's that are out trying to have their voices heard getting peppered sprayed repeatedly and beaten with batons even while they are down. At some point these cowards are going to try and force their power on the wrong person and a powder keg is going to explode. I think many times the fuse has been lit but has fizzled out, the point is coming where it wont be stopped.

a reply to: worldstarcountry

The injury attorneys are licking their chops.

I never thought I'd see the day this would happen, but...

if I were in the area where this happened, and BLM was protesting...as much distaste as I have for them...I would support such a protest.

First things first, let's get this out of the way, NO evidence of race-related malice that I see from the clip. The gentleman "Mac", the Lt. Governor happens to be black. So is at least one of the security guards dragging him. This has the look of an incident that escalated rapidly, without cooler heads to calm the situation down.

This is 100% COVID hysteria. Period.

Now we see the byproduct of spreading Fear Uncertainty & Doubt by our media and political class.

The person filming the outrages melee can be heard (rhetorically?) asking "What do you think you're doing??"

Sir, they're doing EXACTLY what the talking heads on cable TV and in our government, Congress, state and local authorities have been GROOMING them to do:

QUASH DISSENT.

SILENCE CRITICISM.

FORCE COMPLIANCE.

These people in the media and in government push NON STOP FEAR AND DOOM PORN, and then act all surprised when the message, either directly or subliminally, starts to trigger "fight or flight" responses in less than reasonable people?

We are reaping what we've sewn

CNN, FOX, MSNBC, New York Times, Pelosi, Newsome, Cuomo, McConnel,

ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED??

IS THIS NOT WHAT YOU'VE COME TO SEE?!

Pathetic.

Like network_dude said, this, ALL OF IT, is lain at the feet of our "leadership" if you ask me.

Nonstop FUD for almost 2 years....now you are getting a taste of what does to society.

a reply to: worldstarcountry

are they security or commissioned officers? I think that is an important question, both for accountability and remuneration.

That they pushed him 30 feet backwards (rendering his offense moot at that point), carrying an entire metal detector (indicating excessive force being used, and damaging public property), is insane.

a reply to: worldstarcountry

Oh,

Did you say Republican?


All good then. No foul.

a reply to: worldstarcountry

I presume the Beaureu of Land Management will be organizing a protest...

I hope and/or wish they do organize a protest... and I hope all the very vocal "just comply!" folks are beginning to understand the folly of that advice now...

If a protest does happen, it will no doubt be local grassroots BLM people. NOT the Marxist political organization getting the attention and the donations.

a reply to: SleeperHasAwakened

I just typed some relevant search terms into my search bar because I wanted to see if there were any updates. I'm very curious about this story and I want to see what, inevitable, repercussions come from this. I just looked at the first page, but there was not one, NOT ONE, MSM account of the incident. That is very surprising to me. There were a lot of alt news sites jumping all over it, but not even a local news piece popped up. That doesn't seem strange to anyone?

originally posted by: bigfatfurrytexan
a reply to: worldstarcountry

are they security or commissioned officers? I think that is an important question, both for accountability and remuneration.

That they pushed him 30 feet backwards (rendering his offense moot at that point), carrying an entire metal detector (indicating excessive force being used, and damaging public property), is insane.

Their vests say security, but I did see police patches on some shoulders. Police, I'm sure you know this, often moonlight as hired security to supplement their income. However, I don't know the exact legalities of it, but I would say that their policing rights should not extend past those that would be assumed by security when they are legally operating in that capacity. Either way it was BS...

a reply to: worldstarcountry

To put this into context, we also need to see part 1 which is here before they fully assault him.

They start to push him and go off when he starts asking for names and badge numbers. It would appear that security / police started getting handsy.

Police like tackling well to do black men

a reply to: Charliebrowndog

Kind of like aiming down a hall at unarmed women and shooting them dead

a reply to: TheMirrorSelf

An officers commission carries responsibilities that an average citizen doesn't carry, in particular in regards to use of force.

Security using police is usually something the police force involves themselves in for scheduling and regulatory reasons. I usually deal with someone in a senior position on a local force, they handle the scheduling an all that. Its not official police business, but they involve themselves officially for regulatory reasons.

free speech a public health = unconstitutional %200

That didn't end well...
They dragged him around, then slammed his head into the metal detector... then slam his head again into the ground.

Clark County is going to pay out the @ss for this...
$$$$$$$$ Dollar Bills... over unconstitutional BS and beating up a black politician!

originally posted by: bigfatfurrytexan
a reply to: TheMirrorSelf

An officers commission carries responsibilities that an average citizen doesn't carry, in particular in regards to use of force.

Security using police is usually something the police force involves themselves in for scheduling and regulatory reasons. I usually deal with someone in a senior position on a local force, they handle the scheduling an all that. Its not official police business, but they involve themselves officially for regulatory reasons.

Some of them are wearing vests/jackets that clearly say 'POLICE', which is very illegal for non leo to do in every state that I am familiar with (no clue about Nevada).

But even if all were unsworn security, they were still hired & directed by county board.

originally posted by: infolurker
a reply to: worldstarcountry

To put this into context, we also need to see part 1 which is here before they fully assault him.

They start to push him and go off when he starts asking for names and badge numbers. It would appear that security / police started getting handsy.

There are also additional cell phone video showing even earlier in the event.

None of them makes the county board or 'officers' look any better.

only democrats / communists / socialists have riots.


The rest of us are busy- we have jobs.

All the uniformed people there are police, not private security.

The building is the Clark County (NV) Government Center.

The County police there have different uniforms for different divisions.🤫