NH State Police Investigating Trump Rally Threat Caught On Camera

LONDONDERRY, NH — New Hampshire State Police said they are investigating a video posted on Twitter that shows a man challenging and threatening a Boston television crew covering Friday night's post-convention rally for President Donald Trump in Londonderry.

State police released a statement Saturday stating its department and the Londonderry police were "aware of the video circulating on social media involving a Boston-based media journalism crew" and were "looking into the matter."

The video, which WHDH-TV reporter Alex DiPrato posted on his Twitter account Friday night, shows the man, who was not wearing a face mask, approaching the television crew and accosting the crew after DiPrato tried to distance himself from the man.

The profanity-laced, anti-media diatribe included what appeared to be the threats of "someone's going to bomb you" and "you can run, but you can't hide."

The Village People song "Macho Man" can be heard playing in the background during the tirade.

As of early Saturday afternoon, the post had received more than 12,000 retweets and more than 22,000 likes.

The video has since been taken down.

Anyone with information about the man can contact state police at 603-223-4381.

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