White supremacist who created stir at Stanislaus State seen punching woman at Berkeley protest
White supremacist who created stir at Stanislaus State seen punching woman at Berkeley protest
By Brian Clark
The leader of an alt-right group attending California State University, Stanislaus, was caught on video Saturday punching a woman in the face at a protest in Berkeley.
Nathan Damigo was seen in a YouTube video posted by WeAreChange.org on Saturday striking a woman, who immediately fell to the ground. The shot of Damigo, in a blue buttoned-down shirt with rolled up sleeves, was 31 seconds into a more than four-minute video taken from the streets of downtown Berkeley.
Seconds after the punch, Damigo and the unidentified woman, go out of the frame. About 20 seconds later, she is seen in the video standing against a pillar wincing as she puts her hand to her face. It was not immediately known if there was any interaction between the two before she was struck.
Clips of the punch also caught fire on social media. The Bee sent a direct message on Twitter to Damigo, but have not yet heard a response about Saturday’s incident.
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