A violent incident reportedly occurred at the University of Texas in Dallas involving Turning Point USA (TPUSA) chapter president Paige Neumann and her vice president, Grace.
While they were tabling on campus to distribute literature, a cyclist approached them and launched an attack, using a metal bike lock to strike Neumann, resulting in significant damage, including the shattering of both girls’ phones.
TPUSA CEO Charlie Kirk shared updates via social media, detailing the ordeal and confirming that university police were informed and actively searching for the assailant.
He described the incident as serious, highlighting that Neumann was hit hard enough to sustain injury.
Kirk expressed gratitude that both Neumann and Grace were physically okay following the attack.
He characterized TPUSA students as “brave, strong, and resilient,” reinforcing their commitment to activism on college campuses across the nation.
The attacker’s identity remains unclear, as Kirk noted it was uncertain whether the individual was female or transgender.
He also suggested that this person may be the same individual who previously disrupted an event involving fellow conservative activist Alex Stein.
A producer from Stein’s show corroborated this, asserting that the assailant had a history of aggressive behavior, including kicking over equipment.
The incident has sparked considerable backlash and concern regarding the safety of conservative students on campus.
As investigations continue, university officials are examining the situation closely, and discussions about campus security and the hostile treatment of political groups are underway.
TPUSA aims to ensure the safety of its members while maintaining its presence and activism in academic settings, striving to advocate for free speech and conservative values amid increasing tensions.
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