A council member of Colorado is taken under fire after a breathtaking video of her chaotic collision with a member of the community led to indignation of the local population.
Liberal Loveland Council -member Erin Black had agreed to meet the city dweller Dillion Kaiser in a park to discuss their conflicting political views.
The two have a track record of online fighting – and that hostility was clear during the personal exchange.
But when Black appeared on Saturday, she was not alone. She was accompanied by at least eight other people and a dog, the images of Kaiser caught by Kaiser.
At the start of the almost 13-minute dispute, Black's husband Alan Kujawa approached, who was wearing a pink Floyd T-shirt, Kaiser demanded who he was.
“Are you Dylan?” He repeated several times as he got closer, the rest of the group was close behind.
The situation escalated quickly – with the group that screamed obscenities and one of the women who even hit Kaiser.
Directing on her umbrella in Kaiser's face, black, a purple scarf, accused him of posting the addresses of women and the harassment of them.
Liberal Loveland Council member Erin Black is taken under fire after a breathtaking video of her chaotic collision with a member of the community led to indignation of the local population.
Black appeared on Saturday with at least eight other people and a dog to meet the resident of Loveland
She shouted: “And do you know what? This is the city of Loveland, this is not your Maga bulls ** t in DC, this is Loveland! '
While everyone crossed each other, the councilor began to walk to Kaiser and urged him to say everything you say online 'to her face.
Kaiser then asked if something he posted online was illegal and said they had to 'prove it' and 'call the police' or that was the case.
“I don't trust the police! And you know that, “Black shot back while he apparently tapped Kaiser's phone with her umbrella.
Member of the Community Lynn Reynolds St. John, who was part of Black's team and was also recording, seemed to have beaten Kaiser during the hectic test. She said she wasn't trying to touch him, she wanted to remove his face mask.
As shown at the end of the video, Kaiser walked to a police officer who carried out traffic stops and told him about the situation.
“I'm really scared now as sh*t, there are a lot of those who threaten me,” he told the agent.
The Sheriff's Office of Larimer County told DailyMail.com that the incident is under active research.
“Since the incident was a Loveland city councilor, the Loveland Police Department has requested that the Sheriff office to prevent a conflict of interest,” wrote the spokesperson.
After Kaiser had shared the unflattering images on a Facebook page of Loveland Community, residents hit black because they did not maintain her calmness.
Dillion Kaiser filmed the altercation and claimed that his online activity does not guarantee
Member of the Lynn Reynolds St John community, who was part of the Clan of Black and was also recording, seemed to have beaten Kaiser during the hectic test
A woman wrote: 'A chosen officer who does this is not ok! You don't ask to meet a citizen and then show up with a bunch of people to bother the person and threaten. Wow! “
“Really despicable behavior by our city leaders, this must stop,” a resident of Loveland claimed.
Others thought that all involved were wrong, including Kaiser.
'Everyone in this is an idiot including that behind the camera. None of you has anything better to do? “A man wrote.
The Loveland city council adopted a motion during their Tuesday meeting and asked that Black resigns from her position.
'This behavior is unacceptable for every chosen officer. If councilors are expected to lead with integrity, discipline and respect, said councilor Patrick McFall, according to Fox 31.
“What happened was a failure of leadership.”
If Black does not decrease, another motion was adopted to allow her to attend all council meetings until the investigation is completed.
Outside the tense council meeting after the video was shared, dozens came across the black, with signs that the politician called 'Unhinged'
At the start of the almost 13 -minute dispute, Black's husband approached Alan Kujawa Kaiser and demanded who he was while the others walked closely in succession
By virtually attending the meeting, Black repeated her claim that Kaiser went after women online.
“Some people may find my actions as offensive. I find the targeting, harassment and stalking of women offensive. I hope the city will follow the many complaints against Dillion Kaiser, “she said.
Outside the tense meeting, dozens came across the black, with signs that the politician called 'loosening'.
Kaiser was one of the passionate crowd and repeated his side of the story.
“I saw that as an opportunity to sit with the councilor,” Kaiser told Fox 31.
He acknowledged that he knows that he can come across strongly online, but maintained that the behavior of the councilor was inappropriate anyway.
'I knew there would be some resistance there, and I really hoped that we could endure that resistance and had a civil conversation, but from the start it was not going well. No councilor should ever act like that, “he told the outlet.
He went on his perspective and told DailyMail.com on Wednesday: “I feel that she could have treated it differently, there are things that I could certainly have treated differently.”
Reynolds St John told DailyMail.com that she has received worrying phone calls and online threats since the incident.
“I am now afraid of my safety, since the court of public opinion is devastating,” she wrote.
Local online publication De Loveland voice has tackled the situation in a message. The voice is run by Jessica Schneider, who was also at the confrontation.
If Black does not decrease, another motion has been adopted to allow her to attend all council meetings until the investigation is completed
The two have a track record of online fighting – and that hostility was clear during the personal exchange
The statement claimed that Kaiser had 'visibly displayed' a knife with his face and accused him of online 'doxxing'.
Kaiser told DailyMail.com that he had a pocket knife on him, but he never reached it and wears it every day.
He spoke to his face that was covered and explained that he 'protected' himself against online posted by Black's group, on whom he expected would also record.
Dailymail.com has contacted Black and Reynolds St John for comment.
