What some would call “Upfront Racism” took place in Alexandria, Louisiana a city that hosted many of the “Jena 6″ protesters.

Police in Alexandria which is approximately 40 miles from Jena, arrested to low lives who were driving a red pick-up with two nooses hanging off the back. They were repeatedly passing groups of demonstrators who were waiting for buses back to their home states.
The marchers had taken part in the huge protests in Jena that accused authorities there of injustice in the handling of racially charged cases — including the hanging of nooses in a tree after a group of black students sat in an area where traditionally only white students sat.

The driver of the red truck, whom Alexandria police identified as Jeremiah Munsen, 18, was charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor — a reference to the 16-year-old passenger. Munsen also was charged with driving while intoxicated and inciting to riot, according to the police report.

During questioning Munsen admitted to having an unloaded rifle in the truck and brass knuckles as well

The passenger told police he and his family are in the Ku Klux Klan and that he had KKK tattooed on his chest, the police report said. He also said that he tied the nooses and that the brass knuckles belonged to him, the report said.