Two protesters try to crash Romney fundraiser but ends in major fail

Posted by The Right Scoop on July 9th, 2012 in Politics | 16 Comments

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POLITICO – Two protesters tried to crash a Mitt Romney fundraiser by sailing across a pond — and wound up crashing into a police boat instead, according to a report.

Two men tried to sail across Georgica Pond in the East Hamptons to get access to the fundraiser held at the home of Revlon Inc. Chairman Ronald Perelman, reports The L.A. Times.

East Hampston Village authorities claim that David Fink and Simon Kinsella attempted to cross the police line on the water, ignoring orders to stop, and “subsequently struck” a police boat.

One of the men tried to escape by swimming to shore, and was arrested nearby, while the other was arrested on the boat.

The two were arrested for resisting arrest, disorderly conduct and obstructing government administration, according to the newspaper.

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meilin622

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NCHokie02

really? He jumped off to make a "break for it" swimming after being stopped by a police boat? I can only imagine the scene. Some of the officers had to be laughing at that guy.

hongryhawg

One of many rats that will abandon ship.

Tall, Dark and Handsome

The Ring Boy and the Flower Boy at Barney's wedding I'm thinking..................

911Infidel

Future Darwin award winners no doubt.

wodiej

rofl...

giomerica

Looks like they'll now be occupying JAIL!

tinker_thinker

Hahahaaa! Too funny!

kong1967

Idiots. Enjoy the three square meals and a cot for a few days.

Libertyship46

Couldn't happen to a "nicer" bunch of people. I hope they take those two guys and stick them in a cell with a bunch of gang bangers. I'm sure that will convince them to stay away from a private event the next time around.