View: LGBTQ protests for arrested for attacking the flag in California track to meet

California athletics state championship In Clovis, California, on Friday, turned into a crime scene when the tension rose between the opposite protesters.

One lgbtq protest was arrested After allegedly attacking the conservative participant of the rally outside the veteran memorial stadium at the Buuken High School, the Clovis Police NEWS Digital police department confirmed.

A man, allegedly attacked, is a California human rights activist and content creator Josh Fulfer, nicknamed “Oreo Express” on social media.

The footage received by Fox News Digital shows the LGBTQ protesting, which the police identified the 19-year-old cross-trolmet, applying a falfer with a pole flag on which a large transgender flag was tied.

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California LGBTC -Eokser who allegedly attacks a conservative person at the athletics Championship, which included a transgender athlete (Kindly Josh Fuler)

Additional frames showed that LGBTQ protested was arrested Clovis police After the incident.

Police records received by Fox News Digital Show that Krol, a man, was arrested for attacking the deadly weapons, except for firearms, preventing a state officer and vandalism.

Fulfer told Fox News Digital that the incident had happened after he left the meeting, he was traveling with his wife and approached red light. He says Krola was there in black face coatings.

“They shouted something and they recognized me right away. And they said something. I don’t even know, I can’t understand what they were saying, but I said something in nature:” If you are so proud and you are not ashamed of your business, why don’t you show your face? Why are you so shy to show your face? “,” Fulfer said.

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“And then they shouted something. And when they shouted something, they started going straight across the road to the central division. And then they said,” You Josh Fulfer, “and started hitting me with a pole. They put the pillar in the car and started knocking me with a pillar.”

Fulfer said he supported the bruises and jump on his hand. Then the fuller, who opened his eyes, said the police and the police.

Fulfer claims that after the Pepper-SsprySing Kroll, the LGTBQ participant pulled out the pillar out of the car and started smashing the roof and door of his car. Fulfer says he then drove and claims that Krol broke the back of his car when he left.

Photos presented by a faller show a light dent into the vehicle.

The car is bent after allegedly hit the flag belonging to the participant’s participant (Kindly Josh Fulfer)

Fulfer says nearby police watched and rushed to intervene.

Police Clovis sergeant. Chris Hutconson told Fox News Digital. No other criminal incidents occurred on the track and near the meetings on Friday night.

“Our position is always to allow people to exercise their constitutional right to freedom of speech and protest,” Hatchison said. “They have the right to do this in such a way that it does not cause violence and does not cause other problems. We do not have the opportunity for violence, property damage or anything like that.”

Hutconson and Fulfer told the Fox News digital police, designated by “Freedom of Speech Area” for visitors this weekend.

In the competition, a considerable presence of the participants of the rally from the participation of the athlete Transgender AB Hernandez from the high school Yurup -Val, which competes in girls in length, jumping in height and triple jump. The athlete won first place in all three events during the previous circle on Friday night. On Saturday, Hernandez competes in the final round and will look to accept all three state titles.

Witnesses reported Fox News Digital that there were more than 50 protesters on Friday, and they plan to return to the finals a lot.

Activists of women’s sportsmen held a protest rally early on Saturday morning, organized by California Health Director Sofia Lori.

During the event on Friday, the plane flew over the stadium with the flag, which said: “No boys in sports girls!”

Hernandez dominates the after -season periods of the girls this spring, attracting national attention in recent weeks when President Donald Trump has called on the state to allow it to happen and threaten the reduction of federal financing when it continues.

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AB Hernandez of URUPA VALLEY competes in the girl jump during the Southern CIF 3 -MAP Division at the Nathan Shapel Memorial Stadium at Yorba Linda High School 10 2025 in Yorba Linda, California. (Kirby Lee/Getti Image)

The Justice Ministry then announced on Wednesday that an investigation into the California Inter -School Federation and California Attorney General Rob Bonto For the law of the state that allows the biologically male trans -sportsmen to compete with girls and women.

CIF announced a couple of changes in the rules on Tuesday and Wednesday in response to the reaction, expanding the size of the competitor’s pool and even giving the medals to any “biological woman” athlete, displaced by a transgender athletes at the meeting.

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