A convicted felon has been charged by federal prosecutors with possessing a Molotov cocktail at a Florida George Floyd protest. The charges stem from Ivan Jacob Zecher’s arrest by Jacksonville police on May 31 after a peaceful protest in downtown Jacksonville turned violent, the Florida Times-Union reported. He was charged in federal court with possessing a firearm as a felon and possessing an unregistered firearm, Jacksonville U.S. Attorney Maria Chapa Lopez said. Zecher, 27, was accused of being part of a group of protesters blocking traffic and throwing items such as water bottles and rocks at police officers and cars. “After refusing orders to disperse, Zecher was arrested by officers from the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office for unlawful assembly,” Lopez said. A subsequent search of his backpack revealed a liquor bottle that smelled strongly of gasoline, a lighter, and a hatchet. Zecher admitted that he was holding the bottle in his backpack for an associate, and that he knew the bottle contained gasoline.”

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— At US White House Treasury Entrance minutes ago.

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A protester crawls after being hit by a water canon during a protest near the Prime Minister's official residence, demanding better and effective response from the government to fight the coronavirus outbreak as the number of infections spike, in Kathmandu, Nepal. REUTERS/Navesh Chitrakar

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People attend a protest against police brutality and the death of George Floyd, in Nantes, France. REUTERS/Stephane Mahe

Tucker Carlson on white people being under attack

New York police boss Mike O'Meara went off on the media: "Stop treating us like animals and thugs and start treating us with some respect ... Our legislators abandoned us. The press is vilifying us. It's disgusting. We all read in the paper all week that in the Black community, mothers are worried about their children getting home from school without being killed by a cop,” O’Meara said. “What world are we living in? That doesn’t happen. It does not happen!” O’Meara then called the killing of Floyd by officer Derek Chauvin “disgusting” and said, “it’s not what police officers do. … He killed someone. We didn’t. We are restrained.”

A drunken suspect who was carrying two knives is accused of biting off part of a Tennessee police officer's pinkie finger during his arrest. The officer's finger could not be surgically repaired, authorities said. The suspect, identified as Alex Jessee, 36, of Virginia, faces multiple charges after police said he bit multiple officers, resisted arrest, and used a stun gun on one of them. Kingsport, Tenn., police responded at 6:40 p.m. Saturday to a call about an intoxicated person at an apartment complex, where they found Jessee sweating, acting erratically, and speaking in “incoherent thoughts". Residents told police the suspect had been wandering around the apartment complex and got aggressive when they asked him what he was doing. During questioning, Jessee became aggressive and began resisting arrest. The suspect later managed to take a stun gun away from the other officer, before using it on them, police said. He then bit that officer in one of his arms.