Anti-abortion rally held outside Philadelphia Planned Parenthood after lawmaker's comments

PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Hundreds of anti-abortion protesters are rallying outside a Planned Parenthood clinic in Philadelphia in response to a state legislator's recent treatment of demonstrators at the site.

A group called Live Action organized "Pro-Life Rally Against Bullying" on Friday to draw attention to Democratic state Rep. Brian Sims' actions.

Sims has come under fire for videos in which he berated a woman protesting at the clinic and criticized three teenage girls also there. He offered $100 to viewers who could identify the teens.

Demonstrators chanted "resign now."

Sims has since said "two wrongs don't make a right" and vowed to "do better."

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Planned Parenthood says it doesn't condone confronting demonstrators. It had escorts in orange vests bring in patients during the rally.

Some supporters of the legislator also appeared, one with a sign "I vote 4 Brian Sims."