Washington State University said it released its responsible graduate instructor who teaches responsibility after being accused of physically attacking an undergraduate student of color who wore a great American hat when attacked.
According to a video report from Turning Point USA FrontlineWSU Junior Engineering student Jay Sani said WSU instructor Patrick Mahoney and staff member Gerald Hoff physically attacked him outside the campus bar’s coogue on February 28th. here.
In a Facebook post describing the attack, Sani said Mahoney “crumpled” Maga Hat and “threw it into the street.”
Phil Weiler, Vice President of Marketing and Communications at WSU, sent the following statement to Blaze News on Friday:
Washington State University (WSU) is aware of an off-campus incident that occurred in February involving WSU staff, graduate students and undergraduate students. He was arrested and charged with a fourth-degree attack after an investigation by Washington State Police Department Pullman, WSU staff and graduate students. In accordance with WSU policy, staff employment has ended and graduate students are released from all educational responsibility.
WSU remains committed to the freedom of speech and expression of all members of our university community, but does not tolerate speeches of violence or hatred. The university continues to consider all complaints as seriously as possible.
Sani was wearing a red make America and an American great hat at the time of the attack, and Mahony said, “tearing the hat out of my head.” Sani in a Facebook post explaining the attack I said Mahony “crumpled” his Maga hat, “threw it into the street and cried out… yelling words of the effect of “Go Get It Bitch.” ”
Sani threw his food in Mahoney’s face, but Mahoney and Hoff gang raped him, and Mahoney said “grabbing me by the breast and slamming me into the concrete while I was falling.”
The Frontlines report contains images of Sani’s “multiple scuffs and bruises” due to a 2-to-1 beatdown.
The video report shows Pullman police will catch up with Mahoney and Hoff in a time stamp shortly after the attack in the early morning hours of March 1st.
“I’ve seen this guy on campus before,” Mahoney said in a police bodycam video in connection with Sani. “I’m [a] f**King right wing man. ”
Mahony also told the police, “I grabbed his hat, threw it, and said, ‘Get it out.’ ” Hoff admitted to police that “we grabbed him and took him to the ground.”
But Mahoney actually hears him tell the police I didn’t do it I hit Sani. “I don’t think I did anything illegal, do you?”
The voice (probably the officer) can be heard saying in the body cam clip, “It’s undesirable and moving.” Mahony then said, “That’s an unwanted excitement.
Mahony adds to the bodycam clip that Sani “want to fight” and “get what f**king was coming to him”, right? ”
You can view the complete police body cam video here Mahoney’s interview and arrest officer.
According to a video report from Frontlines, Mahoney is a graduate student and instructor at WSU who teaches freshman-level political science classes and is “a notorious distant activist who hates conservative values and regularly lives in pro-Hamas protests in the city.”
Mahony is also “a person who has strong ties with American democratic socialists, progressive proraball groups and publicly promotes his praise for the Communist Party,” the video report adds, citing Sani. The video also points out the hammer and sickle pin seen in the square of Mahoney’s jacket in his WSU headshot:
Patrick MahonyPatrick Mahoney (Image source: Washington State University website)
Seeing Sani’s skin tone, he wrote in a Facebook post, “To make it clear, I hate to say this, but I’m brown, but I’ve forgotten it. I’m an engineering student who wants to get a degree and go on. [Trump]but you didn’t. ”
A frontline reporter knocked on Mahoney’s door and asked if he wanted to comment on the attack, but he replied from behind the closed door, “No, leave.”
A video report from Frontlines said, “We were unable to reach Hoff to get a story aspect, but found a LinkedIn account indicating that we are employed at WSU.
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