The pro-life activist who was violently attacked while arguing with a woman about abortion says she will file a civil lawsuit after a liberal district attorney accidentally forgot to file charges before a deadline.Savannah Craven Antao was filming interviews with random people in April for the Live Action pro-life group when a woman punched her in the face without warning. The exchange was caught on video by Antao's husband and published online, as previously reported by Blaze News.'Failing to prosecute these clear-cut charges sets a dangerous standard for how our society responds to violence against those engaging in democratic dialogue.' "The woman became aggressive and violent upon learning Savannah's pro-life stance," Antao's husband said. "I intervened to protect my wife, and we immediately called 911. The police arrived, and we provided them with the assailant's photo and description. We hope justice will be served soon."The suspect was arrested and identified as Brianna Rivers, but the charges against her were dropped when Democrat District Attorney Alvin Bragg claimed that his office had accidentally missed a filing deadline.Antao said she wasn't even contacted about the development and learned about it from Rivers' social media.Bragg's office released a statement of apology."Every victim deserves their day in court, and our office has reached out to apologize to Ms. Craven for the unacceptable error of missing the discovery deadline. We are taking immediate internal steps in light of this case," the statement reads.Christopher Ferrara, senior counsel at the Thomas More Society, is representing Antao and excoriated Bragg's actions."District Attorney Bragg's shocking refusal to uphold justice only works to undermine confidence in the system, especially when our political climate has become as fraught as it is now," Ferrara explained. "Failing to prosecute these clear-cut charges sets a dangerous standard for how our society responds to violence against those engaging in democratic dialogue."RELATED: Woman who punched pro-life activist during street interview claims she was antagonized Antao says she will file a civil lawsuit against Rivers. The assault led to Antao needing stitches and racking up $3,000 in medical bills."It just goes to show, right now in our country, we are experiencing leftist violence, political violence, at an all-time high. And it has to be shown," Antao said. "The left always loves to say it's the conservatives that are all violent, and they're hurting people because they have different beliefs — but I am proving that it's the complete opposite."Rivers claimed that she was antagonized by Antao and points to the edits in the video released as evidence for her claim. "She needs to release the unedited footage with her relentless antagonization on a subject that is very touchy," she wrote. "I will not allow my image to be defamed by this woman's actions. Anyone who knows me knows how respectful I am, I don't even litter, there's no way you believe I'm punching people for disagreeing with my POV." Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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Moments like these are why we love him. Fresh off the announcement of two dozen new tour dates in 2026 last week, Eric Church has been on a roll with the Free The Machine Tour. After kicking the tour off in Pittsburgh, which featured a powerful rendition of “Monsters” in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s murder, the “Record Year” singer has hit the likes of Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Boston and even led a “Go Pack Go” chant while performing “Springsteen” during his recent trip to Green Bay. As we all know by now, you never really know what to expect at an Eric Church concert. You might get a fairly standard show (though those are pretty few and far between with the Chief), but there’s a very high chance you at least get anything from an out-of-left-field cover to a deep cut you haven’t heard since you last listened to the B side of Carolina. Simply put, Church always keeps the crowd on its toes. Over the weekend in Iowa, it was actually Church surprising himself. After performing the entirety of his new album, Evangeline Vs. the Machine to begin the show, Church followed it up with past hits such as “Springsteen,” “Drink In My Hand,” “Smoke a Little Smoke” and even some rare deep cuts from Soul, “Lynyrd Skynyrd Jones” and “Look Good and You Know It.” As the night began to come to a close, the North Carolina native decided to give the crowd an acoustic rendition of his 2017 Top 5 hit, “Round Here Buzz.” In typical Church fashion, he tried to include the state in the third verse, but quickly realized there aren’t too many words that actually rhyme with Iowa. In case you forgot, the third verse is as follows: “I never had big-city eyes Hell, I’ve never been east of Dallas Got no idea where you are now Or if you ever got that penthouse palace” During the performance, however, he fully committed to changing Dallas to Iowa, and it resulted in this hilarious reimagining. “I never had big-city eyes Hell, I was born in Iowa And as you’re going through it in real time You realize Iowa’s a pretty hard f****** rhyme” Church would knock himself, telling the crowd, “Too slow,” before taking a second to laugh and diving straight back into the pre-chorus. You have to love the fact that he can take a big swing and miss trying to change the lyrics of one of his biggest hits and laugh it off like that. It’s moments like these that reconfirm just how great of an entertainer he truly is… hilarious, mistakes and all. Watch here: @meggie0332Eric Church 9/27/25♬ original sound – Megan Free The Machine Tour Dates Oct. 2 || Detroit, Mich. || Little Caesars Arena || Marcus King Band Oct. 3 || Lexington, Ky. || Rupp Arena || Marcus King Band Oct. 9 || Indianapolis, Ind. || Gainbridge Fieldhouse || Marcus King Band Oct. 10 || Grand Rapids, Mich. || Van Andel Arena || Marcus King Band Oct. 11 || Cleveland, Ohio || Rocket Arena || Marcus King Band Oct. 23 || Salt Lake City, Utah || Delta Center || Charles Wesley Godwin Oct. 24 || Boise, Idaho || ExtraMile Arena || Charles Wesley Godwin Oct. 25 || Spokane, Wash. || Spokane Arena || Charles Wesley Godwin Nov. 6 || Vancouver, B.C. || Rogers Arena || Charles Wesley Godwin Nov. 7 || Portland, Ore. || Moda Center || Charles Wesley Godwin Nov. 8 || Seattle, Wash. || Climate Pledge Arena || Charles Wesley Godwin Nov. 13 || Sacramento, Calif. || Golden 1 Center || Charles Wesley Godwin Nov. 14 || Fresno, Calif. || SaveMart Center || Charles Wesley Godwin Nov. 15 || Inglewood, Calif. || Intuit Dome || Charles Wesley GodwinThe post Eric Church Hilariously Fails Trying To Freestyle “Round Here Buzz” In Des Moines – “Iowa’s A Pretty Hard F’ing Rhyme” first appeared on Whiskey Riff.