Arrested Patriot Vows to Keep Flying Flags

On April 2nd, Ryan Bridge, co-founder of the Raised The Colors Group, got arrested Tuesday

on suspicion of religiously and racially aggravated, harassment.

His outfits been planning union jacks and sane George Flags all over England,

drawing heat for anti-immigrant vibes.

Thane's Valley Police nabbed the 44-year-old from Brahms Grove after reports of public order issues in Oxford.

Earlier this week, the group dropped videos showing members hoisting flags in Oxfordshire spots.

Monday, the county council hit them with a legal notice, calling it straight up intimidation

and telling them to knock it off county-wide.

Locals are feeling the strain, reporting distress, and a sense of not being welcome.

Council leader Liz Lefman laid it out clear.

This aim patriotism is division-hitting communities hard, with abuse aimed at flag removers and

challengers. After 18 and a half hours in custody, Bridge walked out on bail Wednesday,

banned from Oxfordshire. He vented online that flying his country's flag causing the alarm

is madness, vowing to keep pushing. Police are still digging into those Oxford incidents,

and the council's eyeing civil or criminal moves if the flags keep popping up.

Tensions stay high, as both sides dig in.