North Carolina - Authority of North Carolina, USA, will not ensnare Donald Trump on charges of inciting unrest due to lack of evidence. This is related incidents penonjokan conducted a Trump supporter against a demonstrator during the campaign in the region.

As reported by AFP on Wednesday (03/16/2015), North Carolina police investigating whether pencapresan leading candidate Republicans can be prosecuted under charges of inciting unrest after penonjokan incident occurred at a rally in Fayatteville.

In the incident that occurred last week, Trump supporters that a 78-year-old grandfather boxed black demonstrators. The local police arrested the old man and trapping him on charges of assault, beatings and acts in violation of the order.

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Many critics who called Trump's controversial rhetoric has the potential to trigger violence. Even within one occasion, Trump once made his desire to punch demonstrators who disrupt the campaign. But North Carolina law enforcement authorities expressed in Fayetteville violence can not be blamed on Trump.

"The evidence does not meet the elements of the law ... to support criminal charges of inciting riots. Based on it, we would not seek a warrant or menjeratkan charges against Trump or his campaign over this incident," a statement from the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office are investigating.

"While other aspects of the investigation continues, the investigation of Trump and his campaign has been completed and no charges dijeratkan," the statement added