Saturday, July 18, 2009
Another "Peaceful Liberal RNC Protester" Receives Jail Sentence
Jason A. Sparks, another one of the Peaceful Liberal Protesters, was sentenced for his actions during 2008's Republican National Convention (RNC) in St. Paul, Minnesota. WCCO:
A 24-year-old Fridley man convicted of damaging a window during the Republican National Convention has been sentenced to two months in jail.
Jason A. Sparks was also ordered Thursday to pay nearly $4,400 in restitution and a $100 fine. The sentence was part of a plea agreement that allows Sparks to avoid prison time.
Sparks admitted in court that he pushed the window at First National Bank after someone else had partially broken it.
According to the criminal complaint, Sparks was part of a subgroup of an anarchist organization that broke away from a peaceful protest on Sept. 1. The group damaged parked police cars, and one member of the group broke the bank window.
Sparks joins other Peaceful protesters such as Matthew DePalma, David McKay and Bradley Neal Crowder.
Why is The Left so violent? Why is The Left so intolerant? They claim to preach a message of peace and unity, but they are the most divisive, angry, hate-filled, intolerant and violent people on earth.
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Labels: Bradley Neal Crowder, David McKay, Demoterrorists, Dems Enable Terrorism, Jason Sparks, Matthew DePalma, Republican Convention, Terrorism
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