No Assault Charge for Moonbat Who Used Vehicle Against ICE Agents

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🚨 INSANE! Charlotte judge DISMISSES the assault charge against Miguel Martinez, who was accused of weaponizing his van during a federal pursuit. He is now FREE.

A judge who frees someone this dangerous has no business on the bench!

Q: When is assault with a deadly weapon not assault with a deadly weapon?
A: When the deadly weapon is used against ICE agents and the judiciary is corroded by moonbattery.

Right Journalism reports from colonized Charlotte:

On November 16, 2025, [Miguel] Martinez was filming Border Patrol agents during Operation Charlotte’s Web, a crackdown on illegal immigration. When agents tried to stop him for a “voluntary” chat, he bolted, circling them in a parking lot before leading a high-speed pursuit through the city. He swerved over medians, drove on the wrong side of the road, and nearly rammed agents—turning his white van into a weapon.

Relatives confirm that his intent was to obstruct law enforcement.

After two miles of this insanity, they boxed him in and arrested him for felony assaulting, resisting, and impeding federal officers—enhanced because he used his car as a “deadly or dangerous weapon.”

No worries; any enemy of American sovereignty has friends in high places. The assault charge was dismissed:

U.S. Magistrate Judge David Keesler signed an order on Nov. 26 dismissing the complaint, which had accused Garcia Martinez of using his van to strike a federal vehicle.

Martinez has friends in low places too — namely among moonbats waving placards:

His arrest sparked protests across Charlotte, with demonstrators demanding his release and questioning the conduct of federal agents.

An alarming 18% of Charlotte residents are foreign born. Not Martinez though; he was born in the USA — of Mexican parents. This underscores that closing the border alone will not save us at this point.

On a tip from abcanc.

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