7 Fires Erupt on Election Day in MS, Dems Scream ‘Terrorism’ and Voter Suppression – Then Suspect is Arrested
When a string of fires erupted in Jackson, Mississippi, on Election Day, including fires that damaged two historic black churches, Democratic congressional candidate Shuwaski Young thought he knew who to blame. “This…

When a string of fires erupted in Jackson, Mississippi, on Election Day, including fires that damaged two historic black churches, Democratic congressional candidate Shuwaski Young thought he knew who to blame.
“This morning several churches were burned in Jackson, Mississippi on Election Day,” he said in a statement posted on Twitter.
“These cowardly actions invoke historical acts of terrorism when people are fighting for their right to vote and live peacefully as Americans and Mississippians. We will not be deterred and will not be intimidated. We will not allow domestic terrorists to suppress our right to vote. I ask all Mississippians to GO VOTE regardless of this decades old intimidation tactic to suppress our votes today. Just go VOTE.”
The comment got a reaction on Twitter that changed with the facts.
Later Tuesday, police arrested a man who did not fit Young’s profile.
Delvin McLaurin was arrested and charged with felony malicious mischief, according to Jackson police,


