Assault on a conservative college student in Texas by a trans student using a bike lock as a weapon, frightening video shows.
The event at the University of Texas, Dallas, on Monday was caught on tape by Paige Neumann, President of the Turning Point USA chapter. Authorities have named the suspect as 20-year-old Liam Thanh Tam Nguyen. The video shows him grabbing his bike and throwing a bike lock at the camerawoman.
Someone named Nguyen, who also goes by the name Alyssa, was caught and taken to the Collin County Jail the same day.
The person who is said to have attacked was charged with two felonies of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, one count of trying to take a weapon from an officer, and one count of assaulting a peace officer.
The attack was caught on film by Turning Point USA, who said the attacker “struck Paige in the head with a metal bike lock, hitting her with enough force to shatter her phone.”
The event also destroyed the phone of another student called Grace, according to the student group.
“Paige has filed a police report with the university, and authorities are taking the matter seriously as they search for the suspect,” Turning Point said.
During an interview on “The Ingraham Angle” on Tuesday, Neumann talked about what happened and confirmed that she had hurt her head.
Noumann said, “It did hit the back of my head.” “That is exactly what took place. It almost hit me in the neck.
“I might not have been able to move if he had aimed a little lower.” I believe he meant to kill me.
In addition, the conservative said she didn’t start the fight because she had “zero words to him at all” before the claimed attack.
“I [was] just talking with my officers as I do every week,” he said. I didn’t say a word to him, but he started hitting me. He turned the bike lock around. It hit our table and broke both of our phones. I also got a serious head injury.
Neumann said that the accident still hurts her head, and she plans to see a doctor soon about it.
“It hurts….” “I’m going to get X-rays tomorrow to make sure everything is okay, but it hurts,” she said.
