'Trump train' federal civil lawsuit: Texas jury finds man liable

SAN MARCOS, Texas - A Texas jury found a San Antonio man liable in the "Trump train" federal civil lawsuit on Monday.

On Monday, Sept. 23, the jury found Navy veteran Eliazar Cisneros, of San Antonio, liable under the KKK Act, for conspiring to disrupt the Biden-Harris campaign and intimidate its supporters. Congress passed the Klan Act in 1871 to put an end to the terror organization’s coordinated attacks on newly emancipated citizens.

Cisneros organized the 2020 "Trump train." He is now ordered to pay $40,000 in total to the three plaintiffs.

Each plaintiff, Wendy Davis, David Gins, and Timothy Holloway, will receive $10,000 for punitive damages. The bus driver, Timothy Holloway, will receive an additional $10,000 for compensatory damages.

No liability was found on behalf of the five other defendants in this trial.

"A democracy necessarily relies on the freedom to support our candidates of choice, no matter how much we might disagree," said Wendy Davis, plaintiff and former Texas State Senator.

"It also depends on our ability to seek redress when those freedoms are inhibited through force, threat, and intimidation. I am deeply grateful to the jury for their decision today. It’s one that will send a strong signal to others that forceful threats and intimidation that seek to silence our voices in elections will not be tolerated."

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