A counter-protester wearing a Spider-Man costume has been charged with assault following a violent incident. The incident occurred on Saturday and involved a protest related to Jake Lang.
The counter-protester's actions led to assault charges being filed. Further details about the incident are available from the source.
The incident turned violent, resulting in the charges against the Spider-Man costumed individual.
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