Counter-Protesters Allege Militia Assaults At Gunpoint After Atlanta Rally 

Chris Hill, center, in glasses, leads a group taunt with Three Percent Militia outside the Georgia State Capitol.

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Pro-Trump demonstrations are a regular fixture of weekends at Georgia’s state Capitol since the November general election.

Usually, these events end without incident. Trump supporters and counter-protesters trickle back to their vehicles and leave. 

But after a recent pro-Trump rally in Atlanta over election results, some demonstrators say a Georgia militia group allegedly drove around the city in search of counter-protesters to assault at gunpoint. WABE has spoken to the alleged victims and reviewed partial video of the incident.