Protesters Charged with Illegally Posting Signs
posted 11:16 am Sat October 06, 2007 - WASHINGTON
Adam Kokesh, Tina Richards and Ian Thompson appeared in court Thursday. The antiwar ANSWER Coalition says they could face up to six months in jail if convicted of the charge.
The D.C. Department of Public Works fined the group for pasting hundreds of signs with an adhesive that city officials say makes them difficult to remove. Protesters have said the adhesive was water-soluble.
The ANSWER Coalition has responded by suing the city, alleging their constitutional rights were violated.
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Information from: The Washington Post
Latest Comment on Protesters Charged with Illegally Posting Signs
drwho
2:30 pm on 10/06/07
So prettyboy you going to impeach /remove from office everyone who voted for the war including Hilary. GO TO ALL WHO APPROVED IT. POST THAT
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