Two people involved in the fatal car crash Saturday have filed a lawsuit against Unite the Right organizer Jason Kessler, James Alex Fields Jr. and 31 others.

Tadrint Washington and Micah Washington, the plaintiffs who were in a car that was hit during the attack Saturday, are seeking $3 million in damages.


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CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (WWBT) -
Two people who were injured in the attack in Charlottesville during protests over the weekend are now suing a long list of people - including the alleged attacker and the "Unite the Right" organizer - for $3 million.

Tadrint and Micah Washington filed the suit in Charlottesville Circuit Court. The defendants include James Alex Fields Jr., the man accused of driving his vehicle into a group of counter-protesters, killing one and injuring more than a dozen others; Jason Kessler, the organizer for the "Unite the Right" rally that turned violent; and a list of several conservative and alt-right groups and people.

The victims were in the car that the suspect's car crashed into while plowing through a group of protesters on Saturday. They are claiming serious injuries from the attack, as well as civil conspiracy and negligence from the organizers.

Drew Wilder will have more on the lawsuit coming up on NBC12 News at 5.

http://www.nbc12.com/story/36141009/unite-the-right-organizer-accused-charlottesville-attacker-named-in-3m-lawsuit

John Fugelsang?Verified account
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Mr. President, James Alex Fields on line 1;
something about a promise you made to pay legal fees for supporters who roughed up protestors?