Security Officer Arrested at Dallas Protest

0:00It's March 31st. This is Dallas News Today, driven by AI. A 57-year-old man named Chad Rogers got arrested at Saturday's No Kings Rally in downtown Dallas. Dallas police charged him with assault on an elderly person after he allegedly punched an older guy right in the face. Cops detained him amid the big crowd of protesters marching through the streets. Video from the scene shows Rogers wearing a mask, sunglasses, and even a law enforcement badge. Turns out he's a licensed security officer, which raised some eyebrows during the bust. This all went down around 2 p.m. when police lined up to meet the protesters. Meanwhile, counter protesters up front caused major disruptions to the march. Among them were heavy hitters like Stuart Rhodes, founder of the Oath Keepers, and Enrique Tariot from the Proud Boys. Both served time for their parts in the January 6th Capitol riot, but got partings from President Trump. We still don't know the condition of the elderly man who took the punch, and police haven't released more on that.

1:02The rally rap with Justice One arrest reported before 3 p.m. As tensions simmer from these protests, keep an eye on how security roles play into crowd clashes like this one.