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Police Confirm Report Of Transgender Activist’s Attack on ‘Bathroom Bill’ Opponent

Police Confirm Report Of Transgender Activist’s Attack on ‘Bathroom Bill’ Opponent

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NEWTON — A recently released police report corroborates the story relayed to New Boston Post regarding the theft of campaign signs and a spitting episode, an incident that police say occurred after an upset activist crashed a private event where members of the ballot movement to overturn the state's so-called "bathroom bill" law were meeting. The incident occurred on Sunday April 30 at a Thai restaurant on Walnut Street, where William Gillmeister, treasurer of the Keep MA Safe coalition, claime

NEWTON — A recently released police report corroborates the story relayed to New Boston Post regarding the theft of campaign signs and a spitting episode, an incident that police say occurred after an upset activist crashed a private event where members of the ballot movement to overturn the state's so-called "bathroom bill" law were meeting. The incident occurred on Sunday April 30 at a Thai restaurant on Walnut Street, where William Gillmeister, treasurer of the Keep MA Safe coalition, claime…