Antifa thugs attacked journalist Cassandra Fairbanks’ house last night after her address was leaked online because she vehemently criticized looters and rioters.

Ever since Fairbanks vocally denounced the chaos that has engulfed America as a result of violent Black Lives Matter and Antifa rioting, the journalist has received innumerable death threats.

That escalated last night when far-left extremists showed up outside her home as she sheltered inside with her 9-year-old daughter.

“People just showed up at my house where I’m alone with my nine year old daughter and fired gunshots and fireworks at my house,” tweeted Fairbanks. “After my address was posted online while I was receiving hundreds of death threats for 3 days. I caught the tail end when I hung up on 911 bc they said they didn’t know when they could get here because of the protests.”

Cassandra Fairbanks ✔ @CassandraRules ·

People just showed up at my house where I’m alone with my nine year old daughter and fired gunshots and fireworks at my house. After my address was posted online while I was receiving hundreds of death threats for 3 days. I caught the tail end when I hung up on 911 bc they said

https://twitter.com/i/status/1267369933014536192

Cassandra Fairbanks ✔ @CassandraRules

They didn’t know when they could get here because of the protests.

Fuck you people.

They were banging on my windows, shooting, and lighting off fireworks.

Lucky I couldn’t see them from my window or they would be dead.

Cassandra Fairbanks ✔ @CassandraRules

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Police are here, they found like 60 tubes of fireworks or casings not sure. All my neighbors are outside telling them what happened. They saw better than I did.

“Wow I’ve never pulled a gun out with the intent to shoot like this before. I'm wide awake now. So much for sleep,” she said. Cassandra Fairbanks ✔ @CassandraRules I was really hoping it would rain a bunch today so nothing gets burnt down in DC.

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