Defense attorney Paul Hetznecker called the deal “appropriate.” He called the original charges “political” and an overreaction.
in Minneapolis has pleaded guilty to lesser offenses in an agreement with federal prosecutors.
Defense attorney Paul Hetznecker called the deal “appropriate.” He called the original charges “political” and an overreaction to crimes that he maintained should have been pursued in state court. Authorities also reported finding goggles, a backpack and flame-retardant gloves in Blumenthal’s home and suggested that bringing them to the protest suggested an intent to destroy property. But supporters called her a “political prisoner” jailed for an act of dissent against police brutality and vandalized the federal detention center in Philadelphia’s Center City, the newspaper reported.
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