In Late November far left Antifa terrorists sabotaged a train in Olympia, Washington —
They were against fracking.
Police have raided an Antifa encampment in Olympia, Washington, following a train being sabotaged by anti-fracking activists — but the anarchists claiming credit for the act have vowed to continue until “every officer is down.”
The train was reportedly shorted using jumper cables, causing the train to stop.
Since November 17, dozens of anarchists have been camping on the tracks to prevent trains from transporting fracking supplies from the Port of Olympia — however, railroad companies have stated that there were no such shipments scheduled.
On Wednesday, Union Pacific Railroad officers were met by 20 to 30 masked protesters as they cleared out the encampment and swept it for bombs. Four of the people who were camping on the tracks refused to leave and were subsequently arrested, as were eight others on suspicion of obstructing a law enforcement officer.
#olympiablockade against #fracking raidedbthis morning!@Olystand @theolympian @IGD_News @InsurrectNews @350Tacoma @350_Seattle pic.twitter.com/3gn0IgxNm0
— Demand Utopia 🌻☀️💚 (@DemandUtopiaOG) November 29, 2017
Police have raided and cleared most of the #OlympiaBlockade. There are also reports that the train has left the Port. This is still a victory as we have cost the Port, Halliburton and Rainbow Ceramics thousands of dollars. Photos by Jake Atkinson pic.twitter.com/8ouzXfZmF8
— Olympia Stand ✊ (@Olystand) November 29, 2017
There are over 50 cops from multiple jurisdictions and armored vehicles. There is a work crew and about 4 heavy pieces of equipment (backhoes, bulldozer/bobcat, cranes). In addition to aircraft that is circling the #OlympiaBlockade. pic.twitter.com/gLWBY7itcJ
— Olympia Stand ✊ (@Olystand) November 29, 2017
On Monday December 18, 2017, six people were killed when a train crashed in Tacoma, Washington!
The cause of the crash is unknown at this time.
UPDATE: At least 6 killed in Amtrak train derailment in Washington state, official tells Associated Press https://t.co/CXgsPBsVXk
— Fox News (@FoxNews) December 18, 2017
