Earlier this year, social account began to write a mysterious and amazing look of swustikas painted around Downtown Ventura.
But the account was not conducted by a good Samaritan trying to draw attention to hate crime, managers later decided. It was that a criminal work that was responsible for himself, then sent pics online to plant fear, according to the County District Attorney office.
John Williams, 32, from Ventura, admitted this week that he had been committed to public and private property through Swustikas. Williams have been convicted of rape during 2019 and was in Parole during the charges, according to the court records.
John Williams pleaded guilty to six officials and three of the bad ones about the destruction of the Zwastikas in a public and private place.
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He was arrested on March 30 at the beginning of his pleading guilty, but he removed that Plea, but he was part of a cheap portion, prosecutors said.
He has now pleaded with three cases of cases of damage to the damage exceeding $ 400, Misdemeanor cases of crime, Misdemeanor’s persecutors found the gunman Felon convicted, prosecutors. She lives in custody based on $ 250,000 bail and is scheduled to be sentenced on September 17.
“Symptoms of hate such as swastika are not just the historical records of history, they remain dangerous and unbearable remedies,” said the pin old. Atty. Hayley Moyer said in a statement. “Our society will not endure actions that glorify the needy or spread fear, and we will catch wrongdoers.”
Williams also agreed to specialized tablets of crime when you were amnesty and the previous guidance of the trial, prosecutors said. You have a history of violation and booked in Ventura County Jail in parole, holding 10 days before his latest arrest, County’s Omile Omate Log.
Ventura police began to investigate hate crime on March 30 after receiving a call from the city business that someone had painted Swartika and the “VC Pride” on its place, prosecutors. On that same day, police have received four other Slartaka graffiti and private sector in Ventura.
Officials quickly pointed to the Williams as their suspect using the closing video in the two locations. Police decided that he had written to graffiti and submit social idols to “an effort to give the visibility of other people to look at the cases,” according to the police department of Ventura.
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