A Richmond activist pleaded no contest Friday to conspiring to incite a riot and assaulting a police officer during a Black Lives Matter demonstration that turned violent outside Richmond police headquarters in June, but the judge deferred a decision in the case until May to give the defendant an opportunity to make amends.[More]
One thing we can count on is the quality of mercy will not be strained when the commies have the upper hand.
[Via Mack H]
3 comments:
You got that right.
Make amends. How?
Well, she tried to set stuff on fire, but was so incompetent she never succeeded... so all she actually managed to accomplish was hammering a cop's arm with a bullhorn. So they made her write a letter of apology to the cop. A timeout, followed by a participation trophy.
And Richmond whines about not being able to control anti-social behavior. They need less Doctor Spock and more Judge Dredd.
Amends? A year in jail ought to do it.
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