Woman who would scream at people at BLM rallies sues State Police for failing to protect her from people who screamed at her and, she claims, put her in a headlock while menacing her with a can of Twisted Tea

Dianna Ploss, already suing Winthrop Police for allegedly failing to protect her from people who took exception to her rantings during a Trump rally in 2020, last week sued State Police for allegedly failing to protect her from people who took exception to her rantings during a Trump rally outside Charlie Baker's Swampscott home three months later.

She is seeking $2 million in damages, to start, plus even more for all of the nightmares and stuff she's suffered, according to her suit, filed in US District Court in Boston.

Ploss, a onetime Black Lives Matter hater who has since moved onto Jew hating, claims that on Jan. 2, 2021, as she stood across the street from Baker's home, a horde of 15 people got her in her face - rather like she would do at BLM rallies, only one of the rabble "knocked her tripod and camera to the ground." The "crowd" grew to 25 people and "physically surrounded Plaintiff and those with her, yelling in their ears with the bullhorns, and physically pushing them," even though two of her companions were elderly and one walked with a cane, the complaint alleges.

And yet State Police, standing right there in a cordon around the governor's house, did nothing, even as two of the "crowd" engaged in "a vicious and violent physical attack on Plaintiff using a full, twenty-four (24) ounce can of Twisted Tea" - holding the can "in her face" as they simultaneously put her in a headlock for eight minutes, she charges in a suit filed in US District Court in Boston.

One MSP member replied to Plaintiff’s cries for help while she was being restrained in a head lock, "He can do that all day long if he wants."

Ploss alleges that State Police kept doing nothing even as "dozens and dozens of people from across the country called both the MSP and Swampscott Police Department to report the assault and battery in progress." The complaint does not specify how people outside Swampscott knew to call police in real time, but Ploss typically livestreams her outdoor activities via her iPhone mounted on a tripod or monopod.

Due to failure of the MSP, Plaintiff has, and continues, to suffer with symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), including but not limited to nightmares, hypervigilance, hyper startle reflex, and flashbacks.

Ploss was able to attend the rally even though she was already experiencing the same exact symptoms from an incident at a Trump rally in Winthrop on Oct. 20, at which she alleges Winthrop Police also failed to protect her from screaming protesters, one of whom allegedly offered her $10 to buy a dildo and use it in a sexual act on him.