"Hate crimes" (don't exist) They are so uncommon that nearly every single one is proven to be a hoax.
"Hate crimes" (don't exist) They are so uncommon that nearly every single one is proven to be a hoax.
Anyone have a "early life" or "education history" on this "woman" (I put it in quotes since we can never know these days). Oh, I also want them in jail for a decade for election tampering since that is exactly what they were trying to do and they admitted it.
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>A woman who was part of a group charged with setting a cross on fire in front of a defaced campaign sign for a candidate who became Colorado Springs’ first Black mayor pleaded guilty on Tuesday in what authorities say was a hoax. Deanna West, one of three people indicted in the 2023 incident, pleaded guilty in Denver federal court to one count of being part of a conspiracy to set the fire and then spread false information about it in the run-up to the election of Mayor Yemi Mobolade. In exchange, prosecutors said they would drop an additional charge related to setting the fire. Prosecutors say that after staging the cross burning, a photo and video of it were sent to media and civic organizations making it seem like an attack on Mobolade.
Anyone have a "early life" or "education history" on this "woman" (I put it in quotes since we can never know these days).
Oh, I also want them in jail for a decade for election tampering since that is exactly what they were trying to do and they admitted it.
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From the post:
>>A woman who was part of a group charged with setting a cross on fire in front of a defaced campaign sign for a candidate who became Colorado Springs’ first Black mayor pleaded guilty on Tuesday in what authorities say was a hoax.
Deanna West, one of three people indicted in the 2023 incident, pleaded guilty in Denver federal court to one count of being part of a conspiracy to set the fire and then spread false information about it in the run-up to the election of Mayor Yemi Mobolade.
In exchange, prosecutors said they would drop an additional charge related to setting the fire.
Prosecutors say that after staging the cross burning, a photo and video of it were sent to media and civic organizations making it seem like an attack on Mobolade.
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