A second violent Black Lives Matter arsonist was given probation for lighting a St. Paul high school on fire during the 2020 George Floyd riots.
Mohamed Hussein Abdi torched Gordon Parks High School in St. Paul during the riots in the summer of 2020.
The arson was caught on camera.
The Department of Justice gave him 5 years probation.
Abdi’s accomplice, BLM criminal Jose Felan, fled to Mexico after the riots.
The case against Jose Felan (pictured with Abdi in the school) is still ongoing after he fled to Mexico and was then captured by US Marshalls with his accomplice Mena Yousif
A change of Plea Hearing is set for 2/24/22 pic.twitter.com/ioJ0BSrSgs
— AntifaWatch (@AntifaWatch2) February 4, 2022
There are currently dozens of January 6 protesters locked up in prisons around the country for committing non-violent crimes. They have lost all their human rights and are being held indefinitely without trial.
Julie Kelly notes that the government pushed for leniency due to Abdi’s immigrant class.
Another doozy of a sentencing rec by DOJ. Refers to “murder” of George Floyd and wants minimal sentence over criminal’s refugee upbringing.
Unbelievable: https://t.co/sFQXahulb8 pic.twitter.com/KKGeRKto2K
— Julie Kelly
(@julie_kelly2) February 4, 2022
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