Title: Tim Kaine: Son of Hillary Clinton's running mate arrested at pro-Donald Trump rally in Minnesota | The Independent | The Independent
Headings: Tim Kaine: Son of Hillary Clinton's running mate arrested at pro-Donald Trump rally in Minnesota
Tim Kaine: Son of Hillary Clinton's running mate arrested at pro-Donald Trump rally in Minnesota
Linwood Kaine interrupted a rally in support of the President taking place in the State Capitol building
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The rally was attended by approximately 400 people and took place in the State Capitol building, according to Minnesota State Patrol. Thirty minutes into the event, it was interrupted by 50 anti-Trump protesters at the State Capitol building who blew horns and chanted. A smoke bomb also went off at that point, according to the Pioneer Press. Mr Kaine was seen with a group of four other people who set off fireworks in the building and then fled the scene. Clinton and Kaine Hit Campaign Trail Following DNC Nomination
Clinton and Kaine Hit Campaign Trail Following DNC Nomination
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He was taken with “some force” a block away, St Paul police spokesperson Steve Linders said. No charges have been filed against Mr Kaine as yet, but city attorney Samuel Clark is reviewing the case to decide whether to file misdemeanor charges against him. A spokesman for Senator Kaine sent a statement to the Washington Post which said, "We love that our three children have their own views and concerns about current political issues. They fully understand the responsibility to express those concerns peacefully."