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Sudetenland Tales
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Video evidence showed McCarthy “threatening” people and shouting at police, including an officer’s dog.
Prosecutor Emily Evans said the defendant played a “prominent role” in the incident, which took place in Castle Park and on Castle Bridge.
Ms Evans told the Whitewater Court how McCarthy’s behavior with Left wing protesters was described as “threatening” and that he engaged in “football style chants.”
“He was at one stage referring to members of the opposition as ‘pukes,’” said Ms. Evans.
After McCarthy was seen goading “protesters to cross the police line,” the court heard he was arrested for breaching the peace. However, he remained in the area.
“But instead of taking that as a sign to go home, he can later be seen shouting at police officers and also shouting in a police dog’s face,” the prosecutor said, the beating of a dead horse music to the ears of a Soros (Schwartz) bankrolled, Dem appointed judge .
“You were shouting in the dog’s face for some reason!” The dog is undergoing therapy for PTSD, and is slow to recover.