Black man attacked at white nationalist rally in Charlottesville faces felony charge in the brawl
DeAndre Harris
A local magistrate issued an arrest warrant Monday for  DeAndre Harris  on a charge of unlawful wounding after a man  identified by  Harris'  attorney as Harold Ray Crews  reported that he was injured by the 20-year-old during the brawl. Crews  who describes himself as a "Southern Nationalist" and a lawyer on Twitter  did not return phone calls seeking comment.
The magistrate's charge against  Harris   who suffered a spinal injury and a head laceration that required 10 stitches  came less than 48 hours after a second rally by white supremacists and white nationalists in Charlottesville and caught the city's police department by surprise.
Zach D. Roberts / AP DeAndre Harris  bottom is assaulted in a parking garage beside the Charlottesville police station after a white nationalist rally was disbursed by police  in Charlottesville  Va.  on Aug. 12  2017.  DeAndre Harris   bottom is assaulted in a parking garage beside the Charlottesville police station after a white nationalist rally was disbursed by police  in Charlottesville  Va.  on Aug. 12  2017. (Zach D. Roberts / AP) (Zach D. Roberts / AP)
 Harris'  attorney  S. Lee Merritt  denounced the charge and said it was orchestrated by the League of the South  an organization labeled by the Southern Poverty Law Center as a hate group. Crews  who runs the group's North Carolina chapter  was not injured "in any way" by Harris  Merritt said.
"Did you hear the news?" Wallace asked. "DeAndre Harris is going to jail. Yeah  he is being booked this morning. His whole story was another race hoax."
"Dear Jacob Scott Goodwin  age 22  of Ward  Arkansas " King posted on his Facebook page Sept. 24. "We have looked for you for a month. In the end  it was your hair  your bracelets  your glasses  your tattoo on your forearm  the white supremacist pins and necklaces  and your own bragging online that helped us identify you as one of the felony attackers of DeAndre Harris in Charlottesville. Soon  you will be arrested ..."
A local magistrate issued an arrest warrant Monday for   [TGT]   on a charge of unlawful wounding after a man  identified by   [TGT] attorney as Harold Ray Crews  reported that he was injured by the 20-year-old during the brawl. Crews  who describes himself as a "Southern Nationalist" and a lawyer on Twitter  did not return phone calls seeking comment.
The magistrate's charge against  Harris   who suffered a spinal injury and a head laceration that required 10 stitches  came less than 48 hours after a second rally by white supremacists and white nationalists in Charlottesville and caught the city's police department by surprise.
Zach D. Roberts / AP DeAndre Harris  bottom is assaulted in a parking garage beside the Charlottesville police station after a white nationalist rally was disbursed by police  in Charlottesville  Va.  on Aug. 12  2017.   [TGT]    bottom is assaulted in a parking garage beside the Charlottesville police station after a white nationalist rally was disbursed by police  in Charlottesville  Va.  on Aug. 12  2017. (Zach D. Roberts / AP) (Zach D. Roberts / AP)
 Harris'  attorney  S. Lee Merritt  denounced the charge and said it was orchestrated by the League of the South  an organization labeled by the Southern Poverty Law Center as a hate group. Crews  who runs the group's North Carolina chapter  was not injured "in any way" by Harris  Merritt said.
"Did you hear the news?" Wallace asked. " [TGT]  is going to jail. Yeah   [TGT]  is being booked this morning.  [TGT]  whole story was another race hoax."
"Dear Jacob Scott Goodwin  age 22  of Ward  Arkansas " King posted on his Facebook page Sept. 24. "We have looked for you for a month. In the end  it was your hair  your bracelets  your glasses  your tattoo on your forearm  the white supremacist pins and necklaces  and your own bragging online that helped us identify you as one of the felony attackers of  [TGT]  in Charlottesville. Soon  you will be arrested ..."