Antifa protester Gabriel “Rico” Agard-Berryhill, 18-years-old, was arrested by U.S. Marshals after his grandma identified him in videos where he appears to throw an explosive device at a federal courthouse in Portland.Gabriel “Rico” Agard-Berryhill
The same federal courthouse President Trump and federal law enforcement have been desperately trying to protect despite Democrat efforts to let rioters have their way.
Agard-Berryhill appears to be in the video below where he is sporting a unique vest and seen launching the bomb over a fence.
He has been charged with felony arson and, if convicted, faces a minimum of five years in prison according to the New York Post.
A Portland man has been charged with arson after throwing a large explosive device at the Hatfield Federal Courthouse during a protest on July 28, 2020. Investigation by @USMarshalsHQ and @ATF_Seattle. Read more: https://t.co/UTh2KnA4k5 pic.twitter.com/ImmuQMBbhm
— U.S. Attorney Oregon (@USAO_OR) July 31, 2020
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Grandma Outs Him
Turns out, Rico’s grandma was able to identify him after spotting the vest … because she bought it to help in his burgeoning protesting anarchist career.
“This is my only grandson, I love him to death, and didn’t know he was going to do such a bad thing,” Karla Fox, 69, wrote on Twitter.
“I had been posting several things about the Antifa and BLM (Black Lives Matter), he knows I am against those riots bigtime,” she continued. “He chose his poison.”
Apparently, Fox, using the user name ‘grammaf,’ actually left a review of the vest she bought her son online.
“I got this [vest] for my grandson who’s a protestor downtown, he uses it every night and says its (sic) does the job,” the review reads.
Apparently the guy who threw an explosive at the federal courthouse in Portland has been identified in a review of the vest his grandma bought for him to riot in. You couldn’t make this up. pic.twitter.com/t0niw3boUN
— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) July 28, 2020
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Street Cred: -500 Points
One has to wonder exactly how much street cred an Antifa goon gets by sporting a fake bulletproof vest and getting turned into authorities by his grandma.
Actually, Agard-Berryhill turned himself in after grandma identified him … by going to his probation officer.
Fox told the Post that her grandson has a felony conviction from when he was a minor.
Seems like this kid is destined for bigger and better things in life. Future Democrat congressman perhaps?
.@USAO_OR has charged Gabriel Agard-Berryhill, 18, for throwing an incendiary device at the Hatfield US Courthouse.
In a likely first, the investigation that led to his arrest involved an online product review by his grandmother for a protective vest she bought him. #Portland pic.twitter.com/WO6R8620VO
— David Douglas (@DavidDouglasTV) July 31, 2020
Rico attempted to defend himself by claiming ignorance.
“The device I’ve been accused of allegedly throwing was allegedly given to me by an unknown protestor with full face coverings,” Agard-Berryhill wrote to the Post. “I was allegedly told that it was a strobe firework that wouldn’t damage the building or harm anyone around it.”
We’ll take ‘People That Don’t Know What the Word Allegedly Means’ for $1,000, Alex.
Making this story even better – Grandma is a fan of the President.
Fox is described by the newspaper as “a conservative who supports President Trump and whose Portland-area home is full of MAGA merchandise.”
Oh, the irony.
