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Witness insists Whataburger attack was motivated by racist remarks against blacks and Latinos.

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Whataburger attack: Pictured, San Antonio, Texas, man, Kino Jimenez who assaulted Whataburger teen Howard Hunter on account of him wearing a Make America Great Again (MAGA) hat. Image via social media.
Whataburger attack
Whataburger attack: Pictured, San Antonio, Texas, man, Kino Jimenez who assaulted Whataburger teen Howard Hunter on account of him wearing a Make America Great Again (MAGA) hat. Image via social media.

Kino Jimenez attacks Howard Hunter: Was the Whataburger attack motivated by racist remarks against blacks and Latinos? Witness goes into hiding after claiming attack was provoked after receiving death threats. 

In a new twist to the Whataburger saga which involved a San Antonio, Texas man verbally abusing a teen boy wearing a Make America Great Again (MAGA) hat before stealing after assaulting the youth, a witness is now claiming that the confrontation may have been provoked by racist comments made moments earlier.

The claim follows Kens5 reporting that a man dining at the Whataburger location at Thousand Oaks and Nacogdoches, Wednesday evening, witnessing the group of teen boys making a string of racist remarks disparaging minorities.

Notes Kens5: ‘…..the witness, who has asked to remain anonymous, told KENS 5 they saw the three teens involved in the incident making disparaging comments about minorities’. 

From there the witness told of an unhinged Kino Jimenen (of Latino heritage) taking exception to the racist comments and eventually confronting the teens.

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Whataburger attack provoked by racist comments towards blacks and Latinos?

The alleged turn of events has led to the un-named witness and his family now receiving death threats after coming forward with claims that the Whataburger attack being provoked.

The witness stressed while they did not see the altercation between Kino Ahuitzotl Jimenez and Howard Hunter, which saw the boy ‘roughed up’, they insist having heard Hunter and his friends making disparaging racist remarks and asking the group of teens to stop making such comments. According to the witness, that’s when he said he cut dinner short and had his family leave the restaurant before things escalated.

Overheard comments included Hunter and his friends allegedly joking about ‘hanging blacks’ and ‘killing off minorities’.

Added the witness, ‘They said they wanted it to be legal for white people to kill any other race for the Fourth of July’. 

Of note, KENS 5 reported not being able to independently verify the witness statements. The account from the witness remains in contrast to the alleged victim’s mother, claiming the attack on her son and his friends being ‘completely unprovoked’.

The San Antonio Police Department confirmed that they have detectives assigned to the case and are awaiting interviews and statements from the Complainant and witnesses to the assault.

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