Virginia Dem caught tampering with voting
site gets earful on 'fair elections' from
police officer
Posted By: JunkYardDog, 11/3/2021 2:28:07 PM
Fox News has obtained video footage of Democratic Virginia Del. Chris Hurst getting pulled over by police after Hurst and another person were seen tampering with campaign signs outside a voting site less than 24 hours before Election Day. "Want to explain your actions?" an officer with the Radford City Police Department is heard asking Hurst in police video obtained by Fox News. "I don’t think so," Hurst responds.
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Virginia Dem caught tampering with voting
site gets earful on 'fair elections' from
police officer 11 replies
site gets earful on 'fair elections' from
police officer 11 replies
Fox News has obtained video footage of Democratic Virginia Del. Chris Hurst getting pulled over by police after Hurst and another person were seen tampering with campaign signs outside a voting site less than 24 hours before Election Day.
"Want to explain your actions?" an officer with the Radford City Police Department is heard asking Hurst in police video obtained by Fox News.
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I was surprised to learn that Hurst was engaged to reporter Alison Parker, who was shot and killed in 2015 during a live television interview in Moneta, Virginia. A disgruntled black former employee of the TV station shot her and the cameraman on live TV. And here is Hurst now, cheating like the Dems always do. I loved how he tried to weasel his way out of talking to the cop. Maybe he can be a news broadcaster now.