Police Make No Arrests Made After Transgender Mob Assaulted NCAA Swimming Star Riley Gaines at SFSU

Riley Gaines, a former NCAA women’s’s floating champion who spoke at San Francisco State University and discussed defending women in sports while drawing attention to her personal have competing against biological male swimmer Lia Thomas, was attacked by the transgender family on Thursday night, but no arrests were made.

Authorities responded on Thursday after Gaines gave her speech at SFSU and claimed she had been” ambushed” and” hit by a man wearing clothing.” Regulators rescue the former NCAA swimmer from the threat in a movie that shows the transgender family yelling.

Manically screaming,” Transgender rights are individual rights ,” one activist could be heard. In the midst of the conflict, Gaines’ man claimed that his wife had told him that she had been” hit several times by a guy in the dress.”

Gaines claimed that she was” ambushed and actually hit twice by a man” on social media.

This is evidence that women require sex-protected areas, she claimed. ” Still only gives me more confidence that I’m’m doing the right thing. Talk louder when they want you to remain passive.

Despite this, the SFSU and the police department both informed TMZ Sports that no arrests were made after the purported abuse, calling the circumstance a” disruption.”

According to SFSU officials, the disturbance happened after the event ended, necessitating for UPD officers to remove the speech from the room and place him in a different, secure location.

Eli Bremer, a Gaines agent, told Fox News that her mission has been to” educate her peers about her experience and what the impact of the rising number of biological males in women’s’s sports will do to the integrity of Title IX.”

It is simply” stunning” that it is” acceptable for biological male students to violently assault a woman for standing up for women’s’s rights” in 2023, he continued, adding that Riley was” violently accosted, shouted at, physically attacked, and barred from entering the room by protestors” tonight at SFSU.

Caitlyn Jenner, a former Olympian who went by the name Bruce, is one of those who have backed Gaines on social marketing.