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A masked, armed man carrying a
backpack full of spray paint was arrested at the State Capitol early
Saturday, state authorities said.
A spokeswoman for the Department of Public Safety said State Capitol Police officers saw the man wearing a full face mask, gloves, heavy clothing and the backpack shortly before 5 a.m.
Perren Tremayne Moss, 32, was taken into custody and charged with carrying a concealed weapon, possession of a weapon on State Capitol grounds and wearing a mask on public property.
A spokeswoman for the Department of Public Safety said State Capitol Police officers saw the man wearing a full face mask, gloves, heavy clothing and the backpack shortly before 5 a.m.
Perren Tremayne Moss, 32, was taken into custody and charged with carrying a concealed weapon, possession of a weapon on State Capitol grounds and wearing a mask on public property.
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Wait - wearing a mask on public property is... a crime?
ReplyDeleteWTF do they do on Halloween??
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DeleteFor those that commit this crime, might be a good punishment to tattoo this flag upon their face
ReplyDelete:) That'll work.
DeleteI'm sure the intentions of this man were to paint the iron pieces, benches and hand rails, on the capitol grounds to sort of spruce-up the place as a public service. What, no sandpaper or wire brush? In that case he was , uh, opening up a signs-for-protesters service. What, no sign material? In that case ..................
ReplyDelete:) Have you ever seen the Vietnam memorial at the capitol there before? I think it is as good as the one in DC.
DeleteNo, I have only seen the Memorial in DC.
DeleteSupposed to show a white, black and brown.
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88.4% of the men who actually served in Vietnam were Caucasian; 10.6% (275,000) were black; 1% belonged to other races.
86.3% of the men who died in Vietnam were Caucasian (includes Hispanics);
12.5% (7,241) were black; 1.2% belonged to other races.
170,000 Hispanics served in Vietnam; 3,070 (5.2% of total) died there.
70% of enlisted men killed were of North-west European descent.