title:  One Of Trump’s ‘Very Fine People’ Extradited To Charlottesville After Brutal Assault
text: Dennis Lloyd Mothersbaugh, 37, has a long and violent criminal record and was charged at least twice before with threatening African-American men before he was arrested in late September and now, he s being extradited to Charlottesville after Internet sleuths found out his identity when he was seen on video brutally punching a woman in the face during a protest. Writer and activist Shaun King sounded the alarm, then the Internet went to work to ID the vicious racist. Lifelong white supremacist/Neo-Nazi, Dennis Mothersbaugh, being extradited to Charlottesville,  King tweeted.  Wearing his God, Guns, & TRUMP shirt. Lifelong white supremacist/Neo-Nazi, Dennis Mothersbaugh, being extradited to Charlottesville.Wearing his God, Guns, & TRUMP shirt. pic.twitter.com/eQlj4cg2Xf  Shaun King (@ShaunKing) October 6, 2017Mothersbaugh has a lengthy record.He's a gem. pic.twitter.com/6RqfrZgXqo  Wes Criswell (@CriswellWJ) October 7, 2017But wait there's more pic.twitter.com/2BpUjqXTM1  Wes Criswell (@CriswellWJ) October 7, 2017Here s a video clip of the Nazi punching a man in the face, then brutally assaulting a woman.ALL HANDS ON DECK!Who is this man? Slayer T-Shirt. White supremacist.Brutally assaulted 2 non-violent protestors in Charlottesville. pic.twitter.com/sZ29EPO0X0  Shaun King (@ShaunKing) September 12, 2017Mothersbaugh was arrested in Jennings County, Indiana, and charged with assault and battery after he participated in the Aug. 12  Unite the Right  hate rally. A lot of Nazis were identified following the violent protest in which Heather Heyer was murdered and left 19 others injured after another one of Trump s  very fine people  used his car as a weapon to mow down anti-racist protesters.Trump has repeatedly blamed  both sides  for the attack. Democrats and Republicans both condemned Trump s remarks.Last night, there was another torch rally in Charlottesville featuring human punching bag Richard Spencer. Videos and pictures are being circulated on social media. Although only about 30 Nazis showed up to intimidate the city again, they might suffer consequences for their actions, if identified. It s 2017, and we re witnessing Nazis storming down our streets and obviously, these Trump supporters aren t nice-time Nazis who use Hello Kitty computers.Like, for example, James Alex Fields, the 20-year-old Ohio man who was arrested on the day of the rally and charged with second-degree murder, among other counts, after driving a car into the crowd of anti-racists, killing Ms. Heyer. But Trump won t call it  terrorism  because they are his  very fine people. Mothersbaugh needs a new t-shirt which reads,  God, Guns, Trump, Prison. Image via Twitter. 