Watch: DC police tow van as climate protester clings to the roof to 'this is not safe' shouts ShutDownDC
"This is not safe. It is not safe," a man's voice can be heard shouting, but authorities continue to prepare to remove the van blocking a major intersection."This is not safe to tow a vehicle with people on it. There are people on this van and they're towing the vehicle."
The woman on top of the van remains silent and clinging to the vehicle as it is towed away by the police truck. The video got thousands of views when it was shared by Ian Miles Cheong, managing editor of the conservative newspaper and website Human Events.
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