Two attorneys plead guilty to throwing a lit Molotov cocktail into an unoccupied vehicle belonging to the NYPD in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, during May 2020 demonstrations to protest the murder of George Floyd.
Two attorneys pleaded guilty to throwing a lit Molotov cocktail into an unoccupied vehicle belonging to the New York Police Department in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.
"Set a police car on fire after a lot of fights and check my story to see the trajectory of burning," Richardson said in quoting another message from Rahman.
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