After raising more than $8,000 in online donations, GoFundMe has pulled the plug on the account of a woman who recently went viral for confronting a pro-life activist!
Bronx, New York resident Brianna J. Rivers established a GoFundMe account seeking assistance for legal fees before the crownfunding platform shut down her campaign for violating their terms of service. According to exclusive reports from The Christian Post, everyone who donated is set to receive a full refund while potential donors have been met with a broken website link.
GoFundMe’s term page highlights, an individual cannot utilize their platform to raise money for “the legal defense of financial and violent crimes, including those related to money laundering, murder, robbery, assault, battery, sex crimes or crimes against minors.”
In response to her account being shut down, Brianna took to Facebook where she accused Savannah of rallying up her audience to report her GoFundMe campaign.
“Savannah has had her Klan get together and report my go fund me page after being half way to my goal. I’ve lost my job and am now facing legal issues which the funding is all in support of. This matter is suppose to be dealtwith in court but this woman has been stalking my social media platforms to continue antagonizing and harassing me. It’s one thing to be upset about what was done but cyber bullying , stalking, doxxing, are all very uncalled for,” wrote Brianna. If you support her do that! You don’t have to tear me down in the process . I’ve been scrutinized enough and she is still poking the bear. If you wish to donate again and get me to my goal please contact me directly ! Her trolls have taken this too far.”
Brianna was arrested after a video captured her punching pro-life activist Savannah Craven Antao in the face went viral across social media after discussing topics regarding abortion and Planned Parenthood. The interview started off friendly and innocent, but ultimately switched gears as both women shared differences in opinions.
Brianna is currently facing one count of second-degree assault, reports the New York Post.
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