Police: Black Lives Matter protester punched man on Seaside Heights boardwalk
A Black Lives Matter protester has been charged with assault for hitting a man on the Seaside Heights boardwalk, police say.
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Aug 16, 2020, 1:58 PM
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Updated 1,349 days ago
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17h agoA Black Lives Matter protester has been charged with assault for hitting a man on the Seaside Heights boardwalk, police say.
They say Jamaal Holmes got into a verbal argument with a 68-year-old man before hitting him.
The man fell to the ground and got a small cut on the back of his head.
The 28-year-old Toms River resident was arrested Sunday.
They say Jamaal Holmes got into a verbal argument with a 68-year-old man before hitting him.
The man fell to the ground and got a small cut on the back of his head.
The 28-year-old Toms River resident was arrested Sunday.
Holmes alleges that the man was grabbing his mask and says he acted in self defense.
