Delaware State Police Release Image Of SUV That Was Used to Egg Children, Adults At Trump Rally

The Delaware State Police are seeking the public’s assistance with identifying suspects involved in what they call offensive touching that occurred during a Trump rally Sunday in Wilmington. They had reported previously that three adults and three children were struck by eggs.

We had previously reported on the video that showed one of the children covered in egg that was released by Senate candidate Lauren Witzke, who won the primary on Tuesday and will challenge Chris Coons in November.

The state police have now provided a photograph of the suspect’s vehicle involved in the incident. From the picture, it appears that the SUV has multiple bumper stickers on the back of it.

Witzke tweeted out a thank you to the Deleware State Police for their “hard work investigating the disgusting Joe Biden supporters who assaulted a child at my event! Justice will be served!”

Thank you @DEStatePolice for your hard work investigating the disgusting Joe Biden supporters who assaulted a child at my event!

Justice will be served! https://t.co/D3ghvOH2gl

— Lauren Witzke for U.S. Senate (@LaurenWitzkeDE) September 17, 2020

From the Delaware State Police:

The incident occurred on September 13, 2020 at approximately 1:02 p.m., at the Crossroads Restaurant located at 4579 Kirkwood Hwy., Wilmington. Upon arrival Troopers learned that three juvenile ages 10, 7, and 5 and three adults ages 41, 44, and 70 were struck by raw eggs while attending a Republican political rally. The victims were standing on a concrete wall adjacent to westbound Kirkwood Hwy attending the event when they were struck by eggs thrown by three male suspects hanging out of the window of a passing by vehicle. The suspects were described as males approximately 20-25 years old and operating a gold or white SUV.