Jodie Sweetin seen with a bruise after being pushed by police during protest – Hollywood Life
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Jodie Sweetin was seen with a small bruise on the arm in new photos that you can see here (via Daily mail), days after she was pushed to the ground by police on Saturday, June 25th Full house star was seen on his way out of his home with a bruise on his right arm on Monday 27 June. The actress was carrying a drink as she unloaded her car while wearing a tank top, which showed a minor bruise on her arm.
Jodie, 40, wore an olive green top, which showed the slight discoloration around her right bicep. It’s obviously the arm she landed on. The bruise was more apparent when first zoomed in. Despite being beaten, another picture showed the actress with a smile on her face and she seemed undisturbed.
While participating in a protest against the Supreme Court’s decision to overthrow Roe V. Wade, Jodie was apparently attacked by police, who shot her to the ground in a disturbing video. She landed on her arm on the city sidewalk. Although it looked like an ugly fall, Jodie got up immediately and seemed ready to fight for women’s rights more.
After the video was released, Jodie promised to continue fighting for abortion rights in a statement. “I am extremely proud of the hundreds of people who showed up yesterday to exercise their rights to the first amendment and take immediate action to peacefully protest the gigantic injustices that have been delivered from our Supreme Court,” she said. “Our activism will continue until our voices are heard and action is taken. This will not deter us, we will continue to fight for our rights. We are not free until we are ALL free.” The LAPD also issued a statement saying they were investigating the force used in the clip.
After the SCOTUS statement overturned the landmark case, tons of stars took to social media and protested to announce that they were furious at the decision. Following the ruling, Jodie took to her Instagram to raise money and share resources for women who no longer have access to abortion.