Feral Negro Tribe Bound, Gagged & Torture White Man - Chicago Police are questioning four African-Americans after a Facebook Live video shows a group of people torturing a white mentally disabled man while someone yelled "Fuck Trump!" and "Fuck white people!"

ANOTHER EARLY RELEASED CRIMINAL THANKS TO SHERIFF TOM DART, ILLINOIS STATE SENATOR BILL CUNNINGHAM AND MORE....

Tesfaye Cooper, one of four accused of kidnapping and torturing a mentally disabled man while streaming live on Facebook, has posted violent videos online before — many with ties to a slain Rogers Park rapper and gangster who left a wave of destruction in his wake. 

Charged in the attack were Jordan Hill, 18, of Carpentersville; Tesfaye Cooper, 18, of Chicago; and sisters Brittany Covington, 18, and Tanishia Covington, 24, who lived in an apartment in the 3300 block of West Lexington Street where the assault allegedly took place.

UPDATE: Hate crime & kidnapping charges filed after ‘sickening’ video shows a tribe of feral Chicago Negroes attacking a mentally ill WHITE man in Chicago - Washington Post

Chicago Under Full Blown Severe Feral Negro Alert

Concealed/Carry is VITAL

4 Feral Chicago Negroes Arrested in Binding, Torturing of Mentally Challenged White Man - Chicago Politicians are SILENT - Had this been 4 WHITES torturing a Mentally Challenged Negro.... The SHIT WOULD BE HITTING THE FAN! 

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4 Arrested in Binding, Torturing of Mentally Challenged Man: Chicago Police
They cut off his clothes and called him "Donald Trump," as shown in the graphic video below. He's in stable condition.

Second Video Emerges Of Same Chicago Teens Assaulting Another Trump Supporter - Chicago PD Responds

Facebook livestream of alleged assault/kidnapping

Chicago police said Wednesday night that four teens are being held and questioned in connection with a Facebook Live video showing a group of people beating and cutting a teen who appeared bound and gagged as they shouted “F--- Donald Trump.” Chicago Police Supt. Eddie Johnson called the video a "brutal act" that was "broadcast for the entire world to see."