Proud Boys at Stop The Steal Protest outside Tim Walz’s Home

Proud Boys march at the Governor's Mansion in St. Paul.

November 28, 2020 · St. Paul

On November 28, 2020, members of the Proud Boys joined a "Stop the Steal" march along Summit Avenue in St. Paul, passing the Minnesota Governor's Residence at 1006 Summit Avenue as supporters of President Trump disputed Joe Biden's certified victory in the presidential election.

The march drew armed men in tactical gear and body armor alongside flag-carrying demonstrators, while counter-protesters gathered outside the residence's fence. Chemical irritant drifted through portions of the crowd as the two groups pressed against each other on the sidewalk.

St. Paul police and Minnesota State Patrol troopers deployed in riot gear along Summit Avenue, with officers organized into strike teams and troopers carrying less-lethal launchers and batons to manage the crowd. The November 28 rally was one of dozens of Stop the Steal demonstrations held across the country in the weeks following the election.

Protesters carrying American flags and yellow flags march on Summit Avenue outside the Minnesota Governor's Residence in St. Paul.View full post: Proud Boys Join a “Stop the Steal” March Past the Governor’s Residence
November 28, 2020 — Proud Boys and "Stop the Steal" marchers walk along Summit Avenue in St. Paul on November 28, 2020, protesting the results of the presidential election. The route passes the Minnesota Governor's Residence at 1006 Summit Avenue.
Members of the Proud Boys holding American flags at a protest outside the Minnesota Governor's Mansion in St. Paul.View full post: Proud Boys at a “Stop the Steal” Rally on Summit Avenue
November 28, 2020 — Proud Boys confront counter-protesters outside the Minnesota Governor's Residence in St. Paul during a "Stop the Steal" rally on November 28, 2020. The residence stands at 1006 Summit Avenue, built in 1912 as the home of lumberman Horace Irvine and given to the state by his daughters in 1965.
Proud Boys members and counter-protesters gather at the Minnesota Governor's Residence in St.View full post: Stop the Steal Rally Outside the Minnesota Governor’s Residence
November 28, 2020 — Proud Boys members and counter-protesters confront each other outside the Minnesota Governor's Residence during a "Stop the Steal" rally on November 28, 2020. The house, at 1006 Summit Avenue in St. Paul, was built in 1912 for lumberman Horace Irvine and given to the state by his daughters in 1965. It has been the official home of Minnesota governors ever since.
Proud Boys members carry American flags at a Stop The Steal rally in St. Paul, Minnesota on November 28, 2020.View full post: Helmeted Proud Boys Carry Flags at a St. Paul “Stop the Steal” Rally
November 28, 2020 — Proud Boys march with flags at a "Stop the Steal" rally outside the Minnesota Governor's Residence in St. Paul on November 28, 2020. The residence, at 1006 Summit Avenue, was built in 1912 and has been the official home of Minnesota governors since 1965.
Proud Boys members wearing helmets marked "PB" and "FAFO" gather at Minnesota Governor's Residence during Stop the Steal rally in St.View full post: Helmets Reading “PB” and “FAFO” at the Stop the Steal Rally
November 28, 2020 — Proud Boys members wear motorcycle and military style helmets, one marked "PB" and "FAFO," outside the Minnesota Governor's Residence in St. Paul. The group gathered on November 28, 2020, during a Stop the Steal rally contesting the presidential election results.
Protester holds handmade sign reading "Trump Won in a Landslide Arrest the Crooks" at Stop the Steal rally outside Minnesota Governor's Residence in St.View full post: “Arrest the Crooks” Sign at the Stop the Steal Rally in St. Paul
November 28, 2020 — A protester holds a sign reading "Trump Won in a Landslide! Arrest the Crooks" outside the Minnesota Governor's Residence in St. Paul. The rally, held on November 28, 2020, draws Trump supporters and members of the Proud Boys to contest Joe Biden's win.
Armed protesters in tactical gear and face coverings hold American flags at the Minnesota Governor's Residence in St. Paul.View full post: Armed Men in Tactical Gear Outside the Governor’s Residence
November 28, 2020 — Armed men in body armor, some carrying rifles and wearing balaclavas, gather outside the Minnesota Governor's Residence during a Stop the Steal rally on November 28, 2020.
Armed protesters in tactical gear with yellow armbands and American flags gather outside the Minnesota Governor's Residence in St.View full post: Armed Men in Tactical Gear at a St. Paul Stop the Steal Rally
November 28, 2020 — Armed men in tactical vests and camouflage gather with Gadsden and American flags at a Stop the Steal rally outside the Minnesota Governor's Residence in St. Paul on November 28, 2020. The rally follows the 2020 presidential election, as supporters of President Trump dispute Joe Biden's win.
Person wearing an "ANTIFA" labeled vest stands among flag-carrying protesters at a Stop the Steal rally near Minnesota Governor's Residence in St. Paul.View full post: An “ANTIFA” Vest Among American Flags Near the Governor’s Residence
November 28, 2020 — Crowds gather outside the Minnesota Governor's Residence on Summit Avenue in St. Paul on November 28, 2020, for a "Stop the Steal" rally, some carrying American flags while one man in the group wears a vest marked "ANTIFA."
Counter-protesters with a rainbow flag confront demonstrators at the Minnesota Governor's Residence in St. Paul.View full post: Crowd Faces Off Outside the Minnesota Governor’s Residence
November 28, 2020 — The Minnesota Governor's Residence is a Tudor style mansion on Summit Avenue in St. Paul, the official home of Minnesota's governor since 1965. Crowds gather outside its fence during a "Stop the Steal" rally and counter-protest on November 28, 2020, with chemical irritant drifting through the group as marchers press against each other.
St. Paul Police officers monitor a Stop The Steal rally at the Minnesota Governor's Residence in St. Paul.View full post: St. Paul Police Watch Over “Stop the Steal” Rally
November 28, 2020 — St. Paul police officers patrol near the Minnesota Governor's Residence on Summit Avenue, the official home of the state's governor since 1965. Officers stand watch as marchers carrying flags gather nearby during a "Stop the Steal" rally on November 28, 2020, following the presidential election.
St. Paul Police in riot gear and helmets stand together during a protest at the Minnesota Governor's Residence.View full post: St. Paul Police in Riot Gear Near the Governor’s Residence
November 28, 2020 — St. Paul police officers stand in riot gear near the Minnesota Governor's Residence on Summit Avenue. One officer's gear carries a tag marked "Strike Team #2," identifying his assignment during the deployment. The officers gather near the residence during the "Stop the Steal" rally on November 28, 2020.
Minnesota State Patrol officers in riot gear stand lined up outside the Minnesota Governor's Residence in St. Paul.View full post: Minnesota State Patrol Line Near the Governor’s Residence
November 28, 2020 — Minnesota State Patrol troopers in helmets and face coverings stand along a low stone wall near the Minnesota Governor's Residence on Summit Avenue in St. Paul. Two troopers carry less lethal launchers while the rest hold batons during a "Stop the Steal" demonstration on November 28, 2020.
Minnesota State Patrol officers in riot gear stand blocking a street during a Stop the Steal rally at the governor's residence in St.View full post: State Troopers Hold the Line on Summit Avenue During “Stop the Steal” Rally
November 28, 2020 — Summit Avenue runs past the Minnesota Governor's Residence in St. Paul, a tree-lined street of mansions built mostly in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Minnesota State Patrol troopers in riot gear stand watch on the street as a crowd gathers nearby for a "Stop the Steal" rally on November 28, 2020, protesting the results of that year's presidential election.
Saint Paul police officers block a street during a Stop The Steal rally at the Minnesota Governor's Residence on November 28, 2020.View full post: Saint Paul Police Block Summit Avenue Near the Governor’s Residence
November 28, 2020 — Summit Avenue runs past the Minnesota Governor's Residence in St. Paul, a stretch lined with stately homes near the Cathedral of St. Paul. Saint Paul police officers in riot gear form a line of patrol vehicles across the street during a "Stop the Steal" rally on November 28, 2020.

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