Another example of “reporting” from Lumpkin:
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“DOVER, Del. – A fourth of July celebration in Dover became the center of controversy after videos surfaced online of the Dover Fire Department washing off chalk art that was left on the sidewalk of Legislative Mall from a Black Lives Matter protest.
“They created murals and works of art. Pictures of George Floyd, things of that nature,” said Representative Sean Lynn (D-District 31).
The videos were shared dozens of times on social media angering many, including Lynn.
“They just kind of went out there and washed away what was found offensive, and that’s just not right.”
On July 4th, the city of Dover held a Back the Red White and Blue Rally sponsored by Councilman David Anderson, one day after the Black Lives Matter Protest. And according to Lynn, someone ordered the Dover Fire Department to come out and hose down some of the black lives matter chalk art the day of the event. . .”