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Hypocrisy O’ The Day
\nGun control and BLM propagandist tries to shoot a Louisville Kentucky candidate in the race for mayor<\/p>\n

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Activist Quintez Brown charged in attempted shooting of Louisville mayor hopeful Greenberg<\/a><\/p>\n

A Louisville activist has been identified as a suspect in the\u00a0attempted shooting of\u00a0mayoral candidate Craig Greenberg<\/a>\u00a0\u2014 a case that has drawn national attention and unproven accusations of radicalism amid a tense racial and political climate.<\/p>\n

Quintez Brown, 21, was charged late Monday with attempted murder and four counts of wanton endangerment after Greenberg was shot at in his campaign headquarters that morning.<\/p>\n

No one was injured in the shooting, but a bullet grazed Greenberg’s sweater and shirt.<\/p>\n

Live updates:<\/strong>Quintez Brown pleads not guilty to attempted murder, judge sets bond at $100K<\/a><\/p>\n

Brown, a former intern and editorial columnist for\u00a0The Courier Journal, pleaded not guilty at his arraignment Tuesday, where a judge set his bail at $100,000.<\/p>\n

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Police have not offered a motive for the shooting, but speculation quickly swirled on social media, linking Brown’s arrest to his activism and affiliation with racial justice organizations.<\/p>\n

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People who know Brown say jumping to conclusions without more information is “irresponsible,” and they expressed\u00a0concern about his mental state.<\/p>\n

Brown disappeared for about two weeks last year. He\u00a0was found on a park bench in New York, said Rob Eggert, his attorney.<\/p>\n

“This is not a hate crime \u2014 it is a mental health case,” Eggert told The Courier Journal on Tuesday.<\/p>\n

Greenberg has not commented on Brown’s arrest but said Tuesday that he had not met him before. At\u00a0a press conference Monday, he called the experience “surreal” and said “more needs to be done to end the senseless gun violence” in Louisville.<\/p>\n

“Too many local families have experienced the trauma of gun violence,” the Democrats’ frontrunner\u00a0said. “Too many in Louisville were not as blessed as my team and I were today to survive.”<\/p>\n

Craig Greenberg responds to shooting<\/h2>\n

Greenberg and four members of his staff were at a meeting in his campaign office in the Butchertown Market building when a man entered the doorway about 10:15 a.m. and began shooting at him, the candidate said Monday.<\/p>\n

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A staff member near the door managed to “bravely” get it shut, Greenberg said, and others moved tables in front of the door\u00a0as the suspect fled.<\/p>\n

“I’m very fortunate to have a great team of great people who responded in that way,” Greenberg\u00a0said.<\/p>\n

A police report says\u00a0a man later identified as Brown fired a 9mm Glock handgun in the office.<\/p>\n

Officers found a man matching the suspect’s description less than half a mile away\u00a0about 10 minutes later, carrying a loaded 9mm magazine in his pants pocket, according to the arrest report.<\/p>\n