Man arrested on charges of attacking vaccination clinic, injuring staffers he called 'murderers'

[mainer]

A Southern California man was arrested after he recently attacked workers at a coronavirus vaccination clinic, allegedly calling them “murderers” and falsely accusing the staffers of causing the covid pandemic, according to police and clinic officials.

Two staff members with Families Together of Orange County were injured in a Dec. 30 attack on the group’s mobile clinic in Tustin, Calif., the organization said in a news release Wednesday. Families Together said one of the members “sustained serious injuries and was sent to the hospital in an ambulance” but that both workers “are expected to make a full recovery within a few days.”

“We are thankful for our team’s bravery, strength and resilience,” the group wrote. “Despite the violent nature of the assault, Families Together kept offering vaccines and boosters to patients that day and the team was fully back at work the following week.”

https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2022/01/05/california-vaccination-clinic-attack-apollo/

[DURHAM D]

1. Put the attacker in a jail cell

with some inmates who have covid. That should shut him up.

[Walleye]

2. It's pizzagate on steroids

[IbogaProject]

3. Hate crime

Federal hate crime. Dig around and see what other trash is near that dumpsterfire.

[Effete Snob]

4. "Federal hate crime"

What's the penalty for a "federal hate crime" these days?

And what is a "federal hate crime"? Like, what do you have to do to commit one?