Man arrested for shouting "womp womp" to protesters then pulling gun on then

The gathering at a park gazebo in Huntsville, Ala., was by no means the largest of Saturday's nationwide protests against President Trump's "zero tolerance" border policies, though it was memorable for other reasons.

It began around noon, as an Episcopal priest delivered a prayer to about 100 protesters gathered around the gazebo and a man marched back and forth in front of her, shouting "womp, womp!"

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A Huntsville police spokesman said the man — identified as 34-year-old Shane Ryan Sealy — pushed one of the protesters, who pushed him back and knocked him to the ground, at which point Sealy allegedly produced the weapon.

Holder-Joffrion still had her eyes closed, and she said her husband, Democraticcongressional candidate Peter Joffrion, didn't see a scuffle — just a protester telling Sealy to "leave, leave, leave, leave."

In any case, the weapon came out of the waistband.

"Gun, gun, gun, gun!" someone shouted in video published by WAFF 48 — just as Holder-Joffrion was praying for the nation's strength.

Panicked shouts drowned her out, and the camera turned from the priest to Sealy, about 15 feet from the gazebo, brandishing what appeared to be a pistol at the crowd.

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