MAN SHOVED BY BUFFALO RIOT POLICE DELETES SOCIAL MEDIA AFTER EXPOSED AS COP-HATING RADICAL AGITATOR

Martin Gugino, 75, was shoved while approaching riot police in Buffalo causing him to stumble backwards and hit his head, resulting in a melt-down of intense fury on social media. Far from being an innocent old man as being portrayed by some, it turns out that Gugino is a longtime hard left agitator.

At the time of this writing, it appears that Guginos Facebook and Twitter accounts have been deleted. The accounts, which were researched by RAIR Foundation USA, revealed a seasoned leftist activist who had a self-described “obsession” with Cuba. Gugino has ties to radical socialist Catholic Worker Movement, which is behind the “Witness Against Torture” program, formed in 2005 to “build awareness about torture and indefinite detention, focusing on Guantanamo prisoners.”

Before deleting his account, some screenshots were archived:

Captured before Twitter Account Deleted

Captured before Twitter Account Deleted

As Gugino approached one of the officers before he was shoved, he appeared to be waving his phone oddly around their badges. Vlad Tepes reports that this was a deliberate attempt to scan information, also highlighted by The Last Refuge.

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It also has been revealed that Gugino was arguing with fellow protesters before the event.

Dominica@thedominicashow

 · Jun 5, 2020

Replying to @martingugino

If you are the gentleman from the video, this is EXACTLY what I said when I saw it. Pray all is well w you.

Rachel Danielle @ConservRachel

He was literally called out by peaceful protesters for being there yesterday. He’s a professional “protester” who does this to start nonsense. I wouldn’t side with him on this one.

According to Heavy, the video of Gugino being shoved was “viewed more than 58 million times”. Fellow socialist comrade Terrence Bisson vouched for Gugino.

From Heavy:

Buffalo’s mayor, Byron Brown, called Gugino an ‘agitator’ who was ‘trying to spark up the crowd of people,’ adding, ‘He was in the area after the curfew. One of the things that happened before was conflict among protesters and there was a danger of fights breaking out, and police felt it was important to clear that scene for the safety of protesters.’ There had been violence, looting and fires, and Brown alleged that Gugino was ‘a key and major instigator of people engaging in those activities.’

On June 3, before the incident in the video, Gugino wrote on Twitter, ‘The cops should not have clubs. And should not be in riot gear. The National Guard should arrest the police.’

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