A white Trump supporter came to the rescue when a Black woman underwent an attack by the angry MAGA mob recently.
Startling pictures reveal the exact moment when the White Trump supporter came to the woman’s aid, after being the center of a wild attack. According to media reports, the infuriated group of rioters ripped off her wig, shoved her around, and even called her the N-word too.
The woman was innocently walking past the Stop the Steal Rally in Los Angeles recently and that’s when the shocking incident unfolded. 25-year-old Berlinda Nibo walked past the giant pro-Trump protest, in an attempt to reach her residence on Wednesday. However, little did she know about the terror that awaited her.
Suddenly, members of the angry MAGA mob began attacking her for no reason. The incident is reported to have taken place at the LA City Hall. Moreover, the angry protestors also questioned the woman on whether or not she voted for President Donald Trump in the recent US elections.
Out of the blue, the giant crowd adopted vile behavior, attacking Nibo and pepper-spraying her whole face too.
Left all alone and defenseless, she panicked and didn’t know what to do. However, she received aid from a very unlikely source. He was a white Trump supporter, identified as Roy Ball. He was an attendee of the rally who decided to step in to make a startling rescue.
Roy gave the Black woman a giant bear hug, which managed to pull her towards a safe area. Nibo thanked the man with immense gratitude, speaking highly of him after the incident.
“That guy over there, I call him my hero,” she mentioned.
“He picked me up, whispered in my ear to keep going.” In the same way, she explained how he reassured her that everything was going to be ok. “I got you, I also have your phone, ” he exclaimed. “These people are trying to kill you,” he boldly mentioned.
Unfortunately, the pictures which went viral make it appear the other way round. It looks as if he is holding her against her will.
For that reason, he was fired from his job at a Toyota dealership, located in West Covina. However, after the woman’s reassurances on national television, many hope the company will reinstate him.