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Summary

Far-right influencer Nick Fuentes faces a battery charge for allegedly pepper-spraying and shoving a woman, Marla Rose, outside his Illinois home on Nov. 10.

Rose claims she visited his house after his viral “Your body, my choice” abortion post and was assaulted, with her phone damaged.

Fuentes, arrested and released the same day, cited safety fears over doxxing and death threats. Police confirmed no visible injuries but noted witness accounts.

Fuentes’ court date is Dec. 19, and Rose has hinted at pursuing a civil case.

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[–] Madison420 10 points 1 week ago (10 children)

In this case no anyone can come up to the front door and you still have to be in reasonable fear for your safety and admitting strangers at his door make him fearful generally well ruin his image, it's on video too.

[–] Serinus 8 points 1 week ago (9 children)

The video certainly helps and is likely to be stronger. However, castle doctrine or not, any jury is going to view this instance of going to their home as an aggressive act.

That doesn't mean he can just get away with whatever he wants, but it does make it easier.

[–] Madison420 11 points 1 week ago (8 children)

Is the mailman aggressive? Girl scouts? Mormons?

Anyone can approach your door and knock, if you're truly that scared you'd probably put up a fence and a no trespass sign. He did neither, he just sprays them and goes inside.

[–] errer 1 points 1 week ago

Clearly you haven’t met many Girl Scouts or Mormons…

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