Social media is helping police make arrests related to the violence in Charlottesvill

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Social media is helping police make arrests related to the violence in Charlottesvill

Social media is helping police make arrests related to the violence in Charlottesville

Social media is helping track down the white supremacists responsible for brutally assaulting a counterprotester in Charlottesville.

Per a New York Times report, Daniel P. Borden, one of the multiple assailants who attacked 20-year-old Deandre Harris during the infamous "Unite the Right" rally on August 12 has been arrested. police have also issued a wanted poster for Alex Michael Ramos, another man sought in connection to the crime. Both have face charges of malicious wounding.*

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As Harris' attorney S. Lee Merritt told the New York Times, the men responsible for his client's assault — video of which was disseminated across Social media on and after August 12 — have been identified largely thanks to journalist and activist Shaun King of the New York Daily News.* Read more...

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