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Cops Nab “Protester” Who Threatened To Burn NYC’s Diamond District On Live Fox News Interview

A “protester” who calls himself Ace Burns was arrested just few hours after threatening to burn down the Jewish-run Diamond District in New York City on Saturday.

The masked man made the threats during a live TV interview while bragging about his tattoo, which read “FTP.”

“I’m a leader of this FTP movement,” Ace Burns boasted to Fox News reporter Jacqui Heinrich. “It could mean a lot of things. It could mean Free the People. Or it could also mean Fire to Property. And that’s very possible.”

The thug continued: “Today I’m leading a demonstration from Barclays Center at 6 p.m. to City Hall. That’s the first stop. We’re hoping [Mayor] de Blasio and [Governor Andrew] Cuomo come out and talk to us and give the youth some direction. But if they don’t, the next stop is the Diamond District. And gasoline — thanks to Trump — is awfully cheap. So we’re giving them a chance right now to do the right thing.”

We need to keep in mind that the mainstream media have insisted that the nationwide demonstrations for George Floyd were all “peaceful protests,” even as multiple Democrat-run cities burned heavely.

Because the unfortunate thug was dumb enough to provide his exact location and the time he’d there, the New York Police Department had no trouble finding and arresting him.

An NYPD Twitter account stated: “Earlier tonight, a man wearing this mask threatened, in a live Fox News interview, to burn Manhattan’s Diamond District down. Within hours, we identified the man and took him in to be interviewed.”

Fox News weekend anchor Eric Shawn was stunned by the on-air arson threat spewed by “Ace Burns.”

“Those are outrageous words to say,” Shawn said. “Basically, that person was suggesting that they plan to [torch] the Diamond District, which is run by orthodox Jews here in New York City.”

“We condemn that type of language here on the Fox News channel,” Shawn said. “Someone saying that certainly should be called out.”

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