Posted on 07/07/2016 7:46:48 AM PDT by orchestra
CINCINNATI (AP) - A federal judge ruled Wednesday that a college student awaiting trial on a charge he tried to rush the stage at a Donald Trump rally violated conditions of his bond and would be placed on electronic home detention.
Judge Sharon Ovington's ruling came just hours after Wright State University student Thomas DiMassimo asked permission to go to Cleveland for the Republican National Convention.
She said he admitted violating conditions she set in March allowing him to be free under his own recognizance. It wasn't clear exactly what those conditions were. She ordered him to be turned over to U.S. marshals pending arrangements for home detention, including installation of a landline phone.
Earlier in the day, the 22-year-old DiMassimo filed a motion asking Ovington to approve his leaving the federal southern district of Ohio to go to Cleveland for the convention featuring Trump as the GOP's presumptive presidential nominee. His motion included a sworn statement that he would abide by federal and local laws while at the July 18-21 convention.
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Nasty piece of work, this guy. I think a BATTLE ROYALE exploding collar would be more fitting. Obey the Judge or get all blowed up REAL good.
He never should have been granted such terms. He physically threatened a candidate for POTUS. That USED to be a serious matter.
Thank you judge - yank his leash a little more!
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It is still a serious matter ... if you do it to Herself.
This wannabe tough guy needs to share a cell with Big Bubba and have the introductory discussion about domestic housekeeping issues like who will be the husband and who will be the wife?
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