NYC Molotov cocktail suspect Samantha Shader pleads not guilty: report

[Disir]

A New York state woman accused of tossing a Molotov cocktail at a New York City police van during a George Floyd protest in May pleaded not guilty Friday, according to a report.

Samantha Shader, 27, of Saugerties, could get 20 years in prison if convicted on all seven charges against her, the New York Daily News reported.

NYC Molotov cocktail suspect Samantha Shader pleads not guilty: report

A New York state woman accused of tossing a Molotov cocktail at a New York City police van during a George Floyd protest in May pleaded not guilty Friday, according to a report.

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She initially tried to blame it on a black protester and claimed it was just handed her. All kinds of jacked up.

 

[MarathonMike]

I think I saw the video. How do you plead not guilty even if her disgusting lie about being handed the bomb by a Black guy was true? She threw the thing! She better get some serious time for attempting to kill four police officers. If she doesn't THAT would be worthy of some protest marches on behalf of police.

 

[Grumblenuts]

During the American Revolution, a British Squadron lay anchor at Saugerties from October 18–22, 1777, while raiding parties burned Clermont and Belvedere, across the Hudson River. These were the estates of Margaret Beekman Livingston and her son, Chancellor Livingston. The British also burned sloops near the Esopus Creek, and several homes and barns. While here, British General Vaughan learned of Burgoyne's surrender at Saratoga on October 17. On October 22, 1777, the British fleet left from the Mid-Hudson Valley, never to return.[7]

Maybe it was Tommy's fault?

 

[Obiwan]

During the American Revolution, a British Squadron lay anchor at Saugerties from October 18–22, 1777, while raiding parties burned Clermont and Belvedere, across the Hudson River. These were the estates of Margaret Beekman Livingston and her son, Chancellor Livingston. The British also burned sloops near the Esopus Creek, and several homes and barns. While here, British General Vaughan learned of Burgoyne's surrender at Saratoga on October 17. On October 22, 1777, the British fleet left from the Mid-Hudson Valley, never to return.[7]

Maybe it was Tommy's fault?

If you're talking about "Tommy Taintquiteright", maybe we should demand that he pay reparations...