Trump security guards assaulted protesters on NY sidewalk, lawsuit claims

Trump security guards assaulted protesters on NY sidewalk, lawsuit claims, Five humans are suing Republican presidential applicant Donald Trump claiming his clandestine aegis aggregation assaulted them on a Manhattan sidewalk as they protested alfresco Trump's office, according to a filing on Wednesday in New York accompaniment court.

The clothing names Trump personally, the Trump Organization and Trump's aegis administrator Keith Schiller. It aswell addresses four bearding associates of Trump's aegis team.

According to the suit, Schiller and the four added aegis guards attacked the accumulation while they were demonstrating adjoin Trump's statements on Mexican immigrants. Guards took their signs and told them to leave. One of the demonstrators, Efrain Galicia, said in the complaint Schiller punched him in the arch afterwards he approved to wrest aback a assurance Schiller had taken away.

"Fortunately there was video that absolutely refutes that," said Alan Garten, a advocate for Trump. Garten said the video showed Galicia advancing Schiller.

The bounded TV account base NY1 filmed and advertisement the incident, which it declared as a "scuffle."

Trump, who leads his competitors for the Republican presidential choice for the November 2016 acclamation by bifold digits, has afresh said actionable immigrants are causing problems for the country.

"They're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists," he said during the June 16 accent announcement his candidacy.

He has apprenticed to body a bank forth the U.S.-Mexico bound if elected.

Video acquaint by NY1 shows a baby accumulation of protesters captivation a assurance assuming Trump's attack logo and riffing off his slogan, "Make America abundant again," with the byword "Make America racist again."

Several of the protesters abrasion white apparel and acicular hoods, apparel beat by the white abolitionist accumulation the Ku Klux Klan. The complaint says the protesters dressed up in Klan apparel to highlight the actuality that the far-right baby-kisser David Duke had about accepted Trump's antagonism and his position on immigration.

"Anyone who shows up to protests cutting Ku Klux Klan apparel is searching for agitation and their ambition is to intimidate," Garten said.

Lawyers for Galicia and the added plaintiffs said their audience were demonstrating on a accessible sidewalk and were aural their rights.

"Trump may own the architecture but the sidewalk belongs to the people," said Benjamin Dictor, a advocate for the group.

"This is a case about accountability for actionable actions," said Roger Bernstein, who is aswell apery the plaintiffs.

"The Trump attack abandoned the law."
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