Who is Savannah Hernandez? Turning Point USA reporter ‘beaten’ by Minnesota couple and daughter during anti-ICE protest

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Disturbing footage from an anti-ICE rally outside the Whipple Building on April 11 shows Christopher Ostroushko suddenly pushing 29-year-old Hernandez to the ground with both hands while yelling, “Don’t touch my daughter!”

Before the angry father launched his attack, a female protester was observed punching Hernandez in the face, causing her to fall backwards against a fence before being tackled to the ground by another woman, as seen in the video.

Hernandez earlier told The Washington Post that her role was to document the protests — which she did without incident until she was recognized by a “thug” of “left-wingers” because of her ties to the group co-founded by the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

“This was not a ‘peaceful protest.’ “These reprehensible actions alleged in the indictment will not be tolerated in America, and the Department of Justice will always punish unhinged political violence,” he added.

As described in the federal grand jury indictment, Christopher Ostroushko and Paige Ostroushko face federal charges of interfering with a federally protected activity and assault, while Deyanna Ostroushko is charged only with assault.

The attack resulted in neck pain, a sprained knee and multiple bruises, according to the conservative journalist.

Additionally, the Hennepin County Prosecutor’s Office revealed Wednesday that Christopher Ostrushko was charged with fifth-degree assault for his actions outside the Whipple Building.

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“Most importantly, we are grateful that @Savsays is OK,” Patel said. “Let this be a message to others who may try something similar – the FBI will find you.”

“This resulted in emotional distress and confrontation,” Ostruszko said in a GoFundMe statement. “The situation escalated and at one point, I experienced physical contact and believed I was assaulted, including being hit several times. In response, I took what I believed to be self-defense at the time.”

All three family members were issued summonses to charge and are due in court on May 12, the Star Tribune reported.