California Christians push back against
light sentence for saint statue vandals
Posted By: NorthernDog, 6/4/2023 9:34:08 AM
The justice system had a chance to “draw a line in the sand” against vandalism of Christian property but botched the opportunity when it gave misdemeanors to five activists who toppled a statue of St. Junipero Serra , a local Catholic activist told the Washington Examiner. (Snip) Frugoli praised her own office for resolving the case using an “innovative restorative justice solution.” "While this issue has raised emotions because of the sensitivities around religion, community boundaries, and historic inequities, the fact is that a resolution through accountability has been reached through restorative justice, and that is a victory for this community,”
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Perps got 'community service' for destroying a historic statue. But if someone tips over a rainbow flag - probably life in prison.