In a shocking display of government overreach, an Arizona mother was arrested last week in front of her 10-year-old daughter after daring to voice her concerns during a city council meeting. The incident has sparked outrage, raising serious questions about the state of free speech in America.
Rebekah Massie attended the city council meeting with the intention of speaking out against the renewal of a city attorney’s contract, which included a salary increase. Massie, visibly upset by the proposed pay hike, began her remarks by alleging that the attorney had previously violated the U.S. Bill of Rights, the Arizona Constitution, and the state bar’s rules of professional conduct.
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Massie’s attempt to hold city officials accountable was abruptly cut short when Surprise Mayor Skip Hall intervened. As she began to cite multiple public records requests she had made concerning other issues, Mayor Hall interrupted, citing the council’s restrictive rules that prohibit citizens from making charges or complaints against city employees during public meetings.
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