Apparently, the judges in NYC aren't the kind of judges they're used to back home...tee-hee.
Banno is the second from the left-- are the 'John Does' the others pictured?
Posted on 08/31/2004 10:20:52 AM PDT by beyondashadow
A judge yesterday threw the book at a protester arrested for setting fire to a papier-maché dragon near the Garden during the protest march on Sunday. Manhattan Criminal Court Judge Patricia Nuñez ordered Yusuke Banno, 21, held in lieu of $200,000 bond or $100,000 cash on charges of inciting a riot, resisting arrest and assaulting Police Officer John Park, 26, whose hand was burned making the arrest, authorities said.
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This week should be fun to watch.
You know some hippie activist judge in California would have dismissed the charges, saying they were expressing their 1st amendment rights!!
I like this judge....
His mom had a great sense of humor....Named her son "You Suck!"
Apparently, the judges in NYC aren't the kind of judges they're used to back home...tee-hee.
Banno is the second from the left-- are the 'John Does' the others pictured?
Protester on train to New York
A Glen Beck radio show assistant overheard this going to a Met's game the night before the protest.
Soro's money?
Send them back downstairs." He told the John Does: "I'll see you later this week."
Oh MY, it appears that they'll miss the entire convention. What a shame!
good judge
> "Send them back downstairs." He told the John Does:
> "I'll see you later this week."
After the results are in from the nationwide fingerprint
inquiry.
So can perps be held indefinitely if they refuse to ID
themselves?
It's amazing what you can find on the Internet.
I'll say.
If this guy got caught, then it means he didn't take the anarchists website's own advice about carrying and extra tee-shirt of a different color to change into as you flee into heavily crowded areas.
Sure he didn't just make it up (nom de geurre) and the judge doesn't realize it? Someone let the judge know pronto...
This dragon-burner (and all his parthers in crime) should face trial for riot, incitement to riot, arson, assault, etc. If convicted, they should do whatever hard time the State of New York has prescribed for such offences. Sentences to be served consecutively.
"When the stiff bail was set, protesters in the courtroom began shouting obscenities."
Little Democrats, on their best behavior.
BTTT
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