In a newly released clip from the pro-life group Created Equal Films, on May 10, 2016, a Columbus, OH resident roughed up one of our outreach team members even before he had an opportunity to dialogue with his intended audience. Outraged by even the notion of pictures of aborted babies being shown, he went on a tirade.
The video shows the abortion advocate assaulting Ian Spencer, Outreach Director, for Created Equal as he prepared his team to discuss abortion with students at Gahanna Lincoln High School in Columbus, OH. While attacking Ian, he refuses to admit what he is doing is violent.
When Ian requests he stop violating our right to free speech, he responds: “I am not physically assaulting anyone.” Nevertheless, he does not stop arguing that he has a right to threaten our team—all the while telling them “to leave this area … right now.”
Police arrived on the scene shortly after the attack. Later that day, the perpetrator was cited for a fourth degree misdemeanor of disorderly conduct.</blockquot
An abortion doctor who stored dozens of jars containing “products of conception” (a term used for aborted babies) is the subject of a Michigan Attorney General Office complaint charging him negligence and failing to protect patient’s personal information. Dr. Michael Authur Roth a long time circuit-riding abortion provider in the state made headlines earlier this fall after police found 14 containers identified at the time as “human tissue” and as well as controlled substances in his car after it was involved in a traffic incident.
The administrative complaint, filed with state Board of Medicine’s department of licensing and regulatory affairs for possible disciplinary action and obtained by Live Action News from pro-life advocate Lynn Mills, details the abortion doctor’s sordid past. In the factual allegations, the document states that Roth was disciplined by the state medical board in 2004 following a complaint that he performed an abortion out of a patient’s home. Another issue came before the Board in 2012 over a complication from a procedure resulting in a fine.
The Attorney General has accused Roth with being in possession of controlled substances without lawful authority. According to the AG’s complaint, when police searched Roth’s car they discovered 6 prescription bottles containing an antibiotic prescribed by another medical doctor with the initials AO for several patients as well as large amounts of the pain medicine Fentanyl and a partially used bottle of a drug used for anesthesia. In addition they found medication used for uterine bleeding.
In response to the complaint, Mills called the items found in Roth’s car, “a cocktail for abortion.” She told Live Action News that there are many unanswered questions surrounding this case, “Pro-lifers effectively got this abortionist evicted several times last year. So let’s say that he couldn’t find a place to rent that would allow him to do abortions? We know from his history that he has experience doing them in home settings. Could this have been an option he felt was viable?”
Mills said she suspects Roth was doing clandestine abortions, wondering where he was performing them, “Roth was driving around with what he needed the antibiotics, the anesthesia, the bleed control meds and pain meds. Where’s the bloody pads, the cannulas?” While authorities have not specified why Roth was in possession of the medications, Mills speculated a few possible scenarios such as his performing secret abortions on rich women or even on human trafficking victims in secret locations.
In addition to the medications, the complaint states that police also found “Fifteen specimen jars containing the “products of conception” in the abortionist’s car. Less than a week later, upon searching Roth’s home, police found additional medications of Fentanyl and and 6 full glass vials of Methylergonovine Maleate (medication used for uterine bleeding). Police also discovered that the Fentanyl, which had expired a year earlier, belonged to another physician. In fact, several of the medications found in Roth’s possession were expired and bore the name of to another prescribing physician where Roth “provides coverage” according to the complaint.
The documents states that the license to dispense medications are “location specific” and that medications cannot be stored in places other than where the license allows. Further, state law requires that medications are to be stored in a locked cabinet or room and not in a person’s home or vehicle. The complaint accuses Roth of failing to protect patient’s personal information as well as disposing of “pathological waste” i.e. aborted babies pursuant to state statutes.
The AG accuses Roth of the following:
Negligence
Incompetence
Lack of Good Moral Character
Possessing a controlled substance without lawful authority
Betrayal of a Professional Confidence
The complaint requires that Roth has 30 days to submit a written response to the charges against him. And, if he cannot show that he is in compliance of all lawful requirements of retention of his license the AG has requested that formal proceedings be “commenced pursuant to the Public Health Code.”
Operation Rescue has learned that the traveling abortionist that was arrested in South Carolina as the result of a traffic stop is the notorious Florida abortionist James Scott Pendergraft IV.
Pendergraft operates a chain of late term abortion clinics in Florida even though his medical license has been suspended in the state.
According to a report by Operation Rescue at the time of Pendergraft’s arrest on October 5, 2015, he had in his possession surgical implements that were covered in blood and human tissue from abortions he had illegally performed throughout South Carolina.
He was also in the possession of illegal narcotics.
His illegal abortion operation was described as a “mobile abortion clinic.”
Pendergraft, 58, was charged with four drug-related offenses, but remains under criminal investigation for practicing medicine without a license.
Operation Rescue also learned that his accomplice, described by Spartanburg Co. Sheriff Chuck Wright as Pendergraft’s “wife,” is Angela Jackson, 55, of Cary North Carolina.
Jackson was charged with intent to sell marijuana out of the back of Pendergraft’s vehicle.
Pro-lifers in Florida have been trying for years to stop Pendergraft from operating in the state. They say this news is an answer to prayer.
Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright announced at a press conference on Friday that his deputies arrested an man and his wife, who were operating a mobile abortion clinic out of their vehicle. The unlicensed abortionist was conducting abortions on women up and down the State of South Carolina. The arrests were made as the result of a multi-jurisdictional traffic sweep called Operation Rolling Thunder.
“We got a guy and a girl early in the week that was a traveling abortionist. He traveled around the state of South Carolina without a medical license, with drugs and with medical tools, performing in-home abortions,” Wright said. “So basically we got an illegal baby killer.”
A Metro Detroit abortionist is the subject of a Federal investigation on suspicion he performed illegal abortions.
According to a local news station, police in West Bloomfield said that a search warrant was executed at the home and office of Dr. Michael Roth, a long time abortion provider in the state.
Reports indicate the case stemmed from an accident the abortionist had a few weeks prior where he allegedly hit a special needs child while driving his vehicle.
Sources confirmed to WXYZ that police found 14 containers of human tissue, possibly fetuses, medical equipment and large amounts of Fentanyl, a drug used for pain and sedation, in his car. Police impounded the vehicle where they found unlabeled plastic containers and medical equipment in the trunk.
In addition to the search warrants on the abortion doctor’s home and office, police also executed a search warrant to obtain the “black box” data recorder from the car, news sources state. The containers were taken to the Oakland County Medical Examiner’s Office for evaluation.
According to Lynn Mills, a local pro-life activist, Roth is a circuit rider who has worked at several Michigan abortion clinics. Mills said that although Roth had an office for many years, he also performed abortions for notorious Michigan abortionists like Jacob Kalo and Abraham Hodari.
She told said that in May of 2014, Roth moved his offices of 25 years to another location on 12 Mile Road in Novi where she immediately began notifying the building owner and tenants about the abortionist’s history.
“I knew it was time to push the subject and I decided I didn’t need many people to expose Roth, ” she said.
“All I used were legal documents showing Roth’s questionable activity and substandard care.”
Mills said that in 2004 Roth was placed on probation by the State’s Bureau of Health Professions for performing abortions out of the home of one of his patients.
In 2012, the Michigan Board of Medicine issued Roth a $2,000 fine for negligence, incompetence, and lack of good moral character, after violating public health codes in two abortion procedures, and perforating a woman’s uterus.
Roth is also listed as a defendant in several abortion related lawsuits. Mills said abortion is only part of Roth’s questionable practices. He was also cited for mishandling drugs and storing them in an insecure location at his alleged weight-loss business. In 2002, the state cited Roth for improperly labeling and possession of expired drugs and also noted that his controlled substance license had not been renewed since 1981.
Mills described Roth as the atypical sleazy abortionist who is extremely nasty to pro-lifers and the media. She said that Roth has been killing unborn babies since the Rescue days of the late 1980’s. Mills also told pointed out that by the end of last year, Roth had relocated his office a total of three times.
Mills also said that last year she and several pro-lifers picketed a local Catholic Hospital where Roth had privileges. But, Mills reports, that rather than addressing why a Catholic Hospital would allow an abortionist to practice there, Providence Hospital called security on the demonstrators.
At the time of this story, Roth had not been charged with any crime in the incident although reports indicate the attorney general is looking into the case.
Mills said she will continue to follow-up until Roth’s license is revoked and he is charged with any crimes he has committed. She has urged the public to contact the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) to ask for a summary suspension of Roth’s medical license until a complete investigation can be conducted.
Mills said you can politely contact Michigan LARA at 517-373-1820.
Chicago abolitionist Troy Buccini stands against abortion regularly outside the Planned Parenthood Aurora IL.
He calls out to men and women who come to the abortion business to kill their unborn children.
Over the weekend, 21 year-old Clifton Ratney, from Indiana who was escorting a woman into the Illinois Planned Parenthood pointed a gun at Buccini while he called out for the life of the child.
“My friends don’t bring her before an assassin,” he said as he called out to a man accompanying a women into Planned Parenthood.
“Come on down here sir. Come on, father to father sir,” he said.
That did not stop Buccini who kept on pleading that they turn around.
Buccini said that after the incident one of the pro-lifers called the police and the man was arrested.
He also said that, as a result, the unborn baby was spared for that day at least.
The Chicago Tribune later reported the Ratney was charged with misdemeanor unlawful use of a weapon and disorderly conduct after locating the loaded gun in his waistband, along with 15 additional rounds of ammunition. The pro-choice man showed police a conceal and carry license which was not good for the state of Illinois where he used the weapon to threaten the activists.
Ratney was escorted out of the Planned Parenthood waiting room and arrested on scene. Despite the seriousness of the threat, Kane County State’s Attorney’s Office has denied any felony charges against the Planned Parenthood supporter.
There have been 2 other gun incidents outside abortion clinics in July where abolitionist and pro-life sidewalk counselors reaching out to women seeking abortion were threatened.
Bristol, Tennessee, police arrested Derrick Doss outside the Bristol Women’s Clinic abortion clinic in Tennessee after he brandished a gun at pro-life demonstrators as he walked into clinic with his girlfriend, while, police in North Carolina refused to arrest another man who pulled out a weapon to threaten abortion abolitionists there.
Eric Gardner’s life matters.
Sandra Bland’s life mattered!
The 1867 black babies we abort everyday in the United States lives matter.
If Black lives truly mattered – defund Planned Parenthood!
My birth mother could not take care of me
because she lived a life that was consumed with drugs and alcohol.
And could not produce and environment that would be healthy to raise a child.
She could have easily aborted me.
Instead, she chose life, she chose adoption.
And I was raised by two loving parents.
Planned Parenthood tells African American Communities
that it is acceptable to abort their baby instead of presenting adoption as a choice.
They do not believe that Black Lives Matter
I call upon the defunding of Planned Parenthood.
Learn more about how Planned Parenthood was founded in racist eugenics and targets the Black community with abortion.
This week there have been two reported incidents where pro-choice men waived a gun at protesters opposing abortion outside abortion clinics, resulting in only one arrest.
Bristol, Tennessee, police arrested Derrick Doss Wednesday just outside the Bristol Women’s Clinic abortion clinic after he brandished a gun at pro-life demonstrators as he walked into clinic with his girlfriend.
Protesters accuse the abortion advocate of pulling a gun on them but Doss told police he didn’t take the gun out of its holster and removed it from his vehicle because he felt threatened.
The abortion advocate has been charged him with aggravated assault.
The clinic is the same cite owned by an abortion doctor who threatened pro-lifers with a gun years ago.
Charleston Police arrested abortionist Gary Boyle after he pointed a gun at three abortion protesters near the back entrance of the Charleston’s Women’s Medical Center abortion center in 2010.
According to the police report, Boyle works at the center.
He also practiced at the Bristol Regional Women’s Center in Tennessee where this latest incident occurred.
Meanwhile, police in North Carolina have refused to arrest another man who pulled out a weapon to threaten anti-abortion protesters.
In the video below – you can see the man who was in the parking lot of the A Woman’s Choice abortion clinic in Raleigh pulling out his gun when the demonstrators spoke to him:
A group calling themselves Abolitionists against abortion said the man pulled a pistol as they offered help to him as he drove a woman to the clinic.
Protesters outside the A Woman’s Choice abortion clinic in Raleigh, North Carolina immediately called police who took 20 minutes to respond they stated.
Police let the armed pro-choice man go, protesters reported, failing to arrest him or charge him with any crimes.
Instead, they claim that days earlier police opened a criminal case on the abolitionist protester at this same location for, “having their sign touching a fence and “blocking the public right of way” with tiny fetal models laying on the grass nearby the curb.”
The video shows below shows Police Captain Corrigan of the Raleigh Police Department, telling the abolitionists that there is nothing to charge the gun brandishing pro-choice man.
The anti-abortion group said that they later observed the offender enter the abortion facility after police removed his handcuffs and let him go. Afterwards they say that police escorted the man to his car and shook his hand.
UPDATE: The Johnson City Press had more on the Bristol Tennessee incident:
Police were called to the Bristol Regional Women’s Center on West State Street just before 8 a.m. and learned of an argument between a protester and a patron of the business, Derrick Doss, 32,
Police said Doss went to his vehicle and retrieved a handgun, which he loaded by racking the slide. Police found Doss with a handgun.
After gathering evidence and taking witness statements, police charged him with aggravated assault. He was taken to the Sullivan County Jail.
