one Conservative students At the University of Texas, an inter-student allegedly beat a bicycle lock as a weapon, disturbing video shows.
The turning point of the United States Chapter President Paige Neumann filmed a video of the incident on Monday at the University of Texas in Dallas. The video shows the suspect, identified by authorities as 20-year-old Liam Thanh Tam Nguyen, grabbed the bike and then waved the bike lock while the photographer was waving.
Alyssa was also identified, who was arrested on the same day and booked in the Colin County Jail.
According to Dallas Observers, the alleged assailant was charged with two counts of felony charges, a fatal weapon charge, plus one count of trying to pick up a weapon from an officer and one count of assaulting a peace officer.
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Liam Thanh Tanh Tam Nguyen, named after Alyssa, was arrested for the bicycle lock incident. (Cooper Machek/Colin County Jail)
The United States turned around and posted a video of the incident on X, writing that the attacker “hit Page with a metal bike lock and hit her phone with enough strength.”
According to the student organization, another student named Grace destroyed her phone during the incident.
“Page has submitted a police report to the university and authorities are taking the matter seriously while searching for the suspect,” he said. The turning point of the United States explain.
When showing up”Ingrahan Corner“On Tuesday, Neumann revealed the experience, confirming that she suffered a head injury due to the incident.
“It really hit the back of my head,” Neumann said. “That’s exactly what happened. It almost hit me in the neck.
“If he lowered his goal a little, I might be paralyzed. I think he wanted to kill me.”
After the incident, Nguyen faced multiple charges. (Cooper Mackichek)
The conservative also said she did not do any provocations before the alleged attack and insisted on “saying zero words to him.”
“I [was] “Just talking to my officer, I said zero words to him and he started attacking me. He waved the bike lock. It hit our table, our phone was destroyed, and my head was seriously injured.”
Neumann’s head was still injured and she plans to see a doctor about the injury soon.
Paige Neumann, president of the U.S. Chapter of Turn Point, suffered a head injury during the bicycle lock incident. (Cooper Machicek/Fox News Channel)
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“It really hurts. … I’m going to finish an X-ray tomorrow to make sure I’m OK, but it will definitely hurt.”
Sophia Compton of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
