According to a lawsuit shared by reporter Sam Campbell, Seattle-based ice cream company Molly Moons Homemade Ice Cream was awarded “extensive property damages” for damage suffered in 2020 at its BLM zone “CHOP.” ‘ and is filing a lawsuit.
In the summer of 2020, rioters created an anti-police zone, initially called Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone (CHAZ), later renamed Capitol Hill Occupy Protests (CHOP). As a result, protesters occupied “a 10-block area surrounding Molly Moon’s location,” KUOW reported.
Three years later, Molly Moons filed a lawsuit in the Western District of Washington, accusing police of disregarding the city’s constitutional rights by choosing to “abandon” the CHOP zone to mobs, according to the complaint. woke up
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City officials clear the Capitol Hill Organized Protest (CHOP) area outside the East Precinct, which was evacuated by the Seattle Police Department, in Seattle, Washington, July 1, 2020. (David Ryder/Getty Images)
The complaint “was not intended to undermine the message of CHOP participants or to present a message to the contrary,” it argues.
“Rather,” the case continued, “this case [Molly Moon’s] The City of Seattle’s decision to abandon and close entire city districts violates its constitutional and other legal rights, rendering police checks, fire and emergency medical services inaccessible and inaccessible to the public, subsequently support and encourage a hostile occupation of the area in substance; ”
The complaint also alleges that the City of Seattle’s failure to protect residents from the protests “caused extensive property damage, public safety hazards, and inability to use or access property to businesses, employees, and residents in the area.” He also claimed that he was exposed to
Molly Moon’s lawsuit comes after repeated public endorsements of the BLM movement in Seattle and across the country. The company’s Instagram page has several posts praising leaders of the BLM movement, including self-described nonbinary lawyer Nikita Oliver.
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Molly Moon also shares posts about “felony voting,” promotes access to “safe abortions,” and supports Pride Month.
The ice cream company is just one of several parties suing Seattle for failing to prevent CHOP damage, danger, and even death to businesses and residents in 2020.
A father who lost his teenage son in Seattle’s CHOP zone also sued the city.
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A father who lost his teenage son in Seattle’s CHOP zone also sued the city. (Stanton Sharpe/SOPA Images/LightRocket, Getty Images)
In a lawsuit filed this month with Ocean and Associates, Antonio Mays Sr. said the city was fully aware of the violence in the CHOP but said it had “not taken concrete measures to provide essential services.” “I abandoned it without a proper plan,” he said. His 16-year-old son, Antonio Mays Jr., was shot dead after traveling from California for what he considered a “peaceful protest in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.”
“Sadly, Antonio quickly realized that there was nothing peaceful about CHOP,” the complaint reads.
The city attorney’s office and Molly Moon’s Home Ice Cream did not respond to requests for comment from Fox News Digital.
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FOX News’ Kristin Parks contributed to this report.
