With no job, how is he able to buy, or lease, a Mercedes Sprinter van, not to mention keep it fueled and serviced, then repeatedly fill it with food and gear, and drive it cross country, again and again and again?
Vajko looks more like a paid Antifa logistics and supply officer, (and I know precisely what one looks like since I worked side by side with U.S. Army ‘Log Reps’ for several years) which backs up the theory that Antifa is an organized insurgent militia.
- Jeremy Vajko, 27, was arrested on Saturday in Washington DC on a reckless driving charge
- Police say he plowed his van – that is spray painted with BLM – into a riot of ‘a hundred people’
- He was released from custody on Monday morning and has not been charged
- Vajko was also arrested in Portland, twice, for interfering with police officers
- He also says he was pulled over in Kenosha for driving with temporary plates
- He insists that he is acting alone, is non-violent and has just been giving out snacks and water
- On Monday, DC police chief Peter Newsham said at a press conference that he was among ‘outside agitators’ who’d come to DC
- He said he had ‘intelligence’ that the van was also in other riot hot-spots
- Newsham said the FBI was now helping the DC police department investigate ‘domestic terrorism’ generally
A BLM protester who was arrested in Washington DC on Saturday night has also been at riots in Portland and Kenosha, police said on Monday, as they revealed they were looking into whether groups were being funded to travel to protest hot-spots.
Jeremy Vajko, 27, was arrested on Saturday night during violent clashes between police and protesters in the nation’s capital.
He had been working as a senior engineer at Microsoft until May, but left the company and has been on the road, supporting the BLM movement, since then.

