Pardoned January 6 rioter leads March in Minneapolis, ends in confrontation

A March led by a pardoned January 6 rioter in Minneapolis ended in a scuffle on Saturday. The event took place in the city’s downtown area, where protesters clashed with counterprotesters.

According to reports, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz mobilized the state National Guard amid ongoing protests. The move was made in response to concerns about public safety.

A conservative influencer who participated in the march was reportedly chased by counterprotesters. The incident occurred as a group of protesters and counterprotesters engaged in a heated exchange.

The Minnesota National Guard presented a weekend protest safety plan, which included measures to ensure public safety during future demonstrations. The plan outlined procedures for handling potential conflicts and providing support for participants.

Law enforcement agencies, including the Minneapolis Police Department (DPS), were also involved in maintaining order during the event.

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