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Far-right influencer Nick Fuentes accused of pepper spraying woman on his doorstep

Seattle, WALocal News

Nick Fuentes, a far-right influencer known for his controversial views, is facing a court date on December 19 after allegations that he pepper-sprayed a woman at his home in Berwyn, Illinois. The incident occurred on November 10, shortly after Fuentes made a provocative post on X, which led to his address being leaked. The woman, aged 57, went to Fuentes's home to verify rumors about prank deliveries he was allegedly receiving. Upon her arrival, Fuentes reportedly opened the door, pepper-sprayed her, and yelled a vulgarity while seizing her phone. He has been charged with battery in connection with the incident.

Fuentes, 26, is known for his extremist ideologies and provocative social media presence, which includes controversial takes on various social issues. This incident raises important questions about the safety and accountability of public figures in the digital age, highlighting the evolving scrutiny of influencer culture and its impact on society.

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