A resident of the Lincoln Heights area in Los Angeles has been sentenced to federal prison. The sentence is for 37 months. The individual was accused of being involved in an incident with a California Highway Patrol car, specifically pouring lighter fluid on it, during a protest against ICE.
Further details about the incident and the sentencing are available from the Los Angeles Times, which reported on the sentencing and the accusations against the man.
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