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Local Riot in Smallsville (headline)
What started out as a peaceful protest about equal rights for men and women, turned into a terrible sexist attack.
In the rural town of Smallsville, many gathered to support the equal rights protest on September 3rd, 2017. Showing their support for something they all cared about when their lives were all changed. On this terrible day that will surely go down in Smallsville history, their was a brutal attack on many of the protesters who were for equal rights.
A group of eleven people who had come together to destroy any chances or a peaceful protest, and to voice their opinion about not caring about equality. Storming in, guns blazing, setting signs on fire, and plowing over anyone who got in their way, spreading their hate throughout the community.
We, the public are calling this group the sinners. Having no remorse for what they've done, have done things such as vandalism around the community to further terrorize the people of Smallsville. After this riot, many hospitalized, and a few lost their lives, we have learned that not even Smallsville is safe from this terrorism.
Protester Amy Whitlow, who organized this Equal Rights Peaceful Protest speaks out : " I feel terrible for what has happened that day, looking back, I wish I could have changed the outcome. So many innocent lives have been lost just because some people did not agree with our statement".
News just in from the local courthouse, they have five out of the eleven sinners in custody, and are trying to get the other six names leaked, but so far no luck. Once all eleven suspects are caught, they will be faces serious charges.
Stay tuned for more information.
What started out as a peaceful protest about equal rights for men and women, turned into a terrible sexist attack.
In the rural town of Smallsville, many gathered to support the equal rights protest on September 3rd, 2017. Showing their support for something they all cared about when their lives were all changed. On this terrible day that will surely go down in Smallsville history, their was a brutal attack on many of the protesters who were for equal rights.
A group of eleven people who had come together to destroy any chances or a peaceful protest, and to voice their opinion about not caring about equality. Storming in, guns blazing, setting signs on fire, and plowing over anyone who got in their way, spreading their hate throughout the community.
We, the public are calling this group the sinners. Having no remorse for what they've done, have done things such as vandalism around the community to further terrorize the people of Smallsville. After this riot, many hospitalized, and a few lost their lives, we have learned that not even Smallsville is safe from this terrorism.
Protester Amy Whitlow, who organized this Equal Rights Peaceful Protest speaks out : " I feel terrible for what has happened that day, looking back, I wish I could have changed the outcome. So many innocent lives have been lost just because some people did not agree with our statement".
News just in from the local courthouse, they have five out of the eleven sinners in custody, and are trying to get the other six names leaked, but so far no luck. Once all eleven suspects are caught, they will be faces serious charges.
Stay tuned for more information.
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