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California’s Railway and Field State Championship in Clovis, California, became a crime scene on Friday as tensions rose between opposite protesters.
An LGBTQ protests were arrested after allegedly attacked a conservative protester outside Veteran Memorial Stadium at Buchanan High School, Clovis Police Department confirmed to Pakinomist Digital.
The man allegedly attacked is California’s right -wing activist and content creator Josh Fulfer, who goes by the nickname “Oreo Express” on social media.
Recordings achieved by Pakinomist Digital show the LGBTQ demonstrant, which police have identified as 19-year-old Ethan Kollroll, who beats Fulfer with a flagpole that had a large transient pride flag.
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A California LGBTQ Protester allegedly attacked a conservative man at a track and field championship that included a transgender athlete (With the permission of Josh Fuller)
Further recordings showed the LGBTQ protester arrested by the Clovis police after the incident.
Police records obtained by Pakinomist Digital Show, that Kollroll, a man, was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon than a firearm that prevented a public officer and vandalism.
Fulfer told Pakinomist Digital that the incident happened after leaving the meeting, driving with his wife and coming up to a red light. He says Kroll was wearing black face clothes.
“They shouted something and they recognized me right away. And they said something. I don’t even know I can’t understand what they said, but I said something in the species, ‘if you’re so proud and you’re not ashamed of your case, why don’t you show your face? Why are you so embarrassed to show your face?'” Said Fulfer.
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“And then they shouted something. And when they shouted something, they started walking straight across the street in the middle department. And then they said,” You’re Josh Fulfer, “and started beating me with the rod. They put the bar in the car and started jabbing me with the rod.”
Fulfer said he sustained bruises and scrapes on his arm from the strikes. Fulfer then sprayed Kroll’s eyes, he and the police said.
Fulfer claims that the LGTBQ protests after pepper spraying Kroll pulled the bar out of the car and began to smash the roof and the door to his car. Fulfer says he then drove away and claims Kroll smashed the back of his car as he drove off.
Photos provided by Fulfer showing light dents for the vehicle.
A car is bulbed after allegedly being hit by a flagpole belonging to a LGBTQ protests (Courtesy of Josh Fulfer)
Fulfer says police officers nearby looked and rushed in to intervene.
Clovis Police Sgt. Chris Hutchison told Pakinomist Digital that no other criminal incidents took place on or near the track meet on Friday night.
“Our attitude is always to allow people to exercise their constitutional right to freedom of expression and protest,” Hutchison said. “They have the right to do it in a way that does not encourage violence or cause other problems. … we have no room for violence or property damage or something similar.”
Hutchison and Fulfer told Pakinomist Digital Police, who created the designated “free expression zones” to activists present over the weekend.
The competition has seen a significant presence of protesters due to the participation of transient athlete AB Hernandez from the Jurupa Valley High School competing in the girls Langehopp, High Hoppe and triple jumps. The athlete finished in first place in all three events during the preliminary round Friday night. On Saturday, Hernandez competes in the final round and seems to take all three state titles.
Witnesses told Pakinomist Digital that there were more than 50 protesters in the competition on Friday, many planning to return to Saturday to the final.
Women’s Athlet Activists held a protest early Saturday morning, organized by California Family Council Outreach Director Sophia Lorey.
During Friday’s event, a plane flew over the stadium with a banner saying, “No boys in girls’ sports!”
Hernandez dominated girls’ autumn period in the spring and attracted national attention in recent weeks when President Donald Trump called the state to let it happen and threatened federal financing cuts if it continues.
AB Hernandez from Jurupa Valley competes in the girls High Jump under CIF Southern Division Division 3 Track and Field Preliminaries at Nathan Shapell Memorial Stadium at Yorba Linda High School 10 May 2025 in Yorba Linda, Calif. (Kirby Lee/Getty Images)
Then, on Wednesday, the Ministry of Justice announced that it would start a study by California Interscholastic Federation and California’s law lawyer Rob Bonta over the state’s law, giving biologically male trans athletes the opportunity to compete with girls and women.
CIF announced a few rule changes on Tuesday and Wednesday in response to setbacks, expanding the size of the competitor pool and even awarding medals to any “biologically female” athlete displaced by a transgender athlete at the meeting.
