Let's check in with Atlanta real quick.
Yeah...
This was reportedly an Antifa attack that has been planned for years.
You may remember that things got heated with Antifa down in Atlanta back in January:
That's right.
The governor declared a state of emergency because these aNti-fAciSts tried to burn everything in sight.
This new attack on the police training facility is at the center of their commie angst:
More from Fox News:
The City Council approved spending $90 million on the training center in 2021 with hopes it would replace substandard offerings and boost police moral that was beset by hiring and retention struggles in the wake of George Floyd protests of 2020.
Those who oppose the facility, self-described as "forest defenders," say "Cop City" will cause an environmentally damaging loss of trees. They also oppose spending so much money on a project that they claim will be used to practice "urban warfare."
Protesters started camping out in the section of forest designated for the training facility in June 2021, FOX 5 reported.
Since December, at least 19 people have been arrested and charged with domestic terrorism in connection to protesting the training facility for Atlanta's police and fire department. The new facility is being constructed on 85 wooded acres in southwestern DeKalb County on the site of a former prison farm.
Six of the 19 arrests came out of a violent riot in downtown Atlanta on Jan. 21 that was sparked by the deadly shooting of 26-year-old environmental activist Manuel Esteban Paez Teran by Georgia State Patrol, which responded to "Cop City" to clear protesters from the site.
Authorities said Teran, who reportedly went by the name Tortuguita and identified as non-binary, shot a trooper in the abdomen before law enforcement officials returned fire and killed Teran.
Remember, if you pray at an abortion clinic or try to defend your family and property from violent people, you are a fascist criminal that will be on the receiving end of an FBI SWAT team, courtesy of the DOJ and Merrick Garland.
