[Ron H.]

Considering the racial makeup of San Antonio (I have family who lives there) and the likelihood of the racial makeup of the supposed LEO of the community involved why am I not surprised especially considering how this man was treated at the hands of those so-called LEO types looking to lynch him. To wit:

"They tried to call him a domestic terrorist. They tried to get him for arson. They detained him for an hour and a half worth of his time. They allowed him to be spit on,"....

[-=SoylentSquirrel=-]

You are too kind in your characterization of the event. Allow me to be blunt and crude:

Hispanic police officers, unhappy with the protesters' politics, allowed him to be spit on and verbally abused (either by mexican tourists or hispanic U.S. citizens, or both) while they detained him.

Somebody needs to be taken to task for violating this brave mans' civil rights.

Actions have consequences, even for hispanic police officers who hold Caucasians in disdain.