A far-left agitator who helped disrupt a Christian worship service in St. Paul is now openly daring federal authorities to arrest him, using vulgar language and threats directed at the nation’s top law enforcement officials. The incident has sparked outrage, prompted a federal investigation, and drawn sharp responses from the Department of Justice.
William Kelly, a long-time left-wing activist known for confrontational protests, forced his way into Cities Church in St. Paul during Sunday services. The moment was livestreamed as chaos unfolded inside the sanctuary, where families and children were present for worship.
The disturbance was not subtle. Kelly aggressively confronted parishioners, shouting and intimidating those in attendance. According to witnesses, the disruption caused fear and panic among worshippers, including young children, as the service was brought to a halt.
Kelly was not acting alone. He was joined by BLM activist Nikema Armstrong and media personality Don Lemon, who broadcast the event live. The trio shouted down the pastor and accused the church leadership of being aligned with immigration enforcement, turning a religious service into a political spectacle.
