How Sgt. Daniel Perry’s Social Media Led to His Conviction in Politically Biased Austin, Texas - Ammoland.com

 U.S.A. – On July 25, 2020, Sgt. Daniel Perry unexpectedly turned into a Black Lives Matter protest a little before 10 p.m. on Congress Avenue in Austin, Texas. His right of way was blocked by protestors who surrounded the vehicle, beat on, and kicked it.

Garret Foster, one of the protestors, openly armed with an AK47-style semi-automatic rifle, approached Perry’s driver’s side window and motioned for him to roll down the window.

After Sgt Perry rolled down the window, He says Foster raised the rifle towards him, and he fired in self-defense. Another protestor fired at Perry’s vehicle as protestors scattered, and he drove out of the danger zone.  Perry immediately called 911 and told police what had happened.  At this link, defense attorneys give Perry’s version of events.

The initial investigation by Austin police found the case was one of self-defense.  Foster appears to have been masked when he approaches the car. No one was arrested or prosecuted. Sgt Perry fully cooperated with the police.

On November 3, 3030, Soros-Funded José Garza was elected the Travis County District Attorney.  Austin is in Travis County.

In 2021, Garza convened a grand jury and obtained controversial indictments against Perry, in which a Police Detective, David Fugitt complained of Garza’s bias against Perry.

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