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Posted on 09/15/2025 7:58:16 PM PDT by simpson96
A Florida woman was arrested on a battery charge after allegedly pushing a 73-year-old woman to the ground during a remembrance event in The Villages for Charlie Kirk, the outspoken conservative political activist who was shot and killed during a speaking event last week in Utah.
Members of "The Villages MAGA Club" held a vigil on Sunday for Kirk at a local medical center in Lake Sumter Landing.
According to the arrest report, Courtney Beth Anderson, 56, attended the event and was "yelling and holding up her middle finger to everyone at the event."
Anderson was asked to leave the event due to her "aggressive and rude behavior," the report said. Moments later, Anderson allegedly pushed the person who asked her to leave, causing that person to fall and hit their head, police said.
The Villages Fire Rescue Department checked the person out. That person refused to be transported to the hospital.
Several witnesses told officers that the shove was unprovoked. Anderson declined to talk with officers and invoked her right to counsel.
She was arrested and booked into jail on a felony charge of battery on a person 65 years of age or older. Police said Anderson has two prior convictions from June 2001 for misdemeanor battery.
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That bitch should be sentenced to a period long enough to teach her to keep her third finger in her nose, not in the air!!!
What a piece of dung, she is!
Continuing the FR tradition of reading the headline but not the article.
In Los Angeles , they are living on the street in tents!!!!
And yes, I am talking about lock down facilities!!
WHOA!!
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I think you are absolutely right!!!
My cousin lives in The Villages with her husband. Stayed there overnight when I was driving from Seattle ti Florida. She and I got along just great until I was about to get in the car to leave.
Just then her husband gave me a big hug. She hated me for that, never spoke to her again. The Villages apparently filled with crazy women.
How would you like to wake up looking AT that!
< shudder >
In one of her crimes she was found not guilty by reason of insanity. It seems to me that if they can’t incarcerate somebody because their mental illness causes them to commit crimes - especially violent crimes like hers were - then they should at least be restrained in some way in order to protect society.
Do you know if the laws provide for dangerous criminals who are mentally incompetent to be required to be restrained in some way - either by being committed to a facility or some other way?
After what happened with the Ukrainian woman this should be a no-brainer. If a mental illness is causing people to be dangerous they should not be allowed to roam free, even if they can’t be incarcerated.
“...causing that person to fall and hit their head, police said.
The Villages Fire Rescue Department checked the person out. That person refused to be transported to the hospital.”
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A “bump to the head” killed Liam Nieson’s wife.
Especially if you’re taking blood-thinners, accept that ride...
These people are not only dangerous for the public but for themselves also.
I don’t feel sorry for any of these subhumans.
They deserve the absolute worst.
'cause you will not believe your eyes.
She'll give you every pennys worth.
But it will cost you a dollar first.
She's a beauty, shes one in a million girls.
just saying, she looks nice /////ssss
its almost li killing Charlie Kirk has thrown Holy water on every demon in the world. THEY ARE ALL SCREAMING.
AND... being leftists they cant understand how they just lost their grip on so much of the narrative.
They thought that they would bury Charlie Kirk, but they had no clue he was a seed.
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