Here’s another example of leftist rage, assaulting anyone around them who do not share their radical ideology.
27-year-old Samuel Benjamin, an obvious leftist, was seen assaulting a man who was volunteering for a local Republican congressional candidate Cory Mills. Following the incident, Sanford Police arrested Benjamin for charges of assault.
The now-viral clip shows Benjamin striking the unnamed man after he was questioned on why he was tearing up GOP political signs.
Benjamin could be seen in the video standing in the center median of the street when the victim asked him, “Is there a reason why you are tearing that sign down?”
It was at that point the violent leftist started cursing at the driver.
He also proceeded to throw his drink at the driver’s car and reach his hands inside the car to assault the driver.
The entire assault was caught on video. (WARNING) on violence and language.
One of Republican congressional candidate Cory Mills’ campaign volunteers assaulted in broad daylight. Assailant arrested #FlPol pic.twitter.com/nsu5PwpOr9
— Javier Manjarres (@JavManjarres) July 1, 2022
More details of this story from “The Floridian”:
In addition to the video, and in a series of texts, the victim stated that he was currently at the hospital in the emergency room waiting for a “CT scan and stitches,” adding that the assailant who struck him had been arrested by the Sanford Police Department.
About an hour later, the victim updated his status, saying that medical personnel “glued” the cut he had behind his ear and had been referred to see a plastic surgeon Friday morning. Doctors said thåt because his ear swelled up, it would “need to be drained.”
Both Scott Sturgill and Erika Benfield, two congressional candidates running in the same race, also acknowledge that their campaign signs have also been tampered with, or vandalized.
Sturgill recently posted a surveillance video of an individual tearing down two of his campaign signs.
According to Sanford Police arrest records, Benjamin was arrested for “Battery Touch or Strike” and given a $500 bond.
In response to our request for comment. Mr.Mills confirmed that the victim in this incident was a volunteer of his and adamantly denounced the assault, adding that because the individual reached into the vehicle, the alleged assailant could be facing a felony count of Burglary with Assault or Battery.
Sources: TheGatewayPundit, The Floridian
