A group of about thirty Black Lives Matter protesters from Gardnerville, Carson City and Lake Tahoe took to the streets of Douglas County today, where they were met with hundreds of heavily armed counter-protesters, some of whom were physically and verbally assaulting the mostly-teenaged protesters.
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The Navajo County Sheriff's Office said a man was arrested after he made violent threats towards staff at the Navajo County Superior Court in Show Low.
County 911 dispatchers say the incident happened around 1:45 p.m. along Mary Ellen Drive.
The county’s public safety director said the boy, later identified as Jace Jackson, was airlifted to a hospital in Huntington.
Family and friends say Jace, a student at Russell Middle School, was enjoying a snow day at a friend’s home and sledding on a backyard hill.
A friend said Jace went down the hill headfirst and crashed into a pile of chopped wood. Immediately after the accident, he was unresponsive, not moving or talking.
By Tuesday evening, though, Jace’s family says he was alert and moving his legs at the hospital. They say he suffered a back injury.