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   From: goons@freedyn.de   
      
   A man convicted of attempting to set fire to a high school during   
   the Black Lives Matter riots in Minneapolis following the death of   
   George Floyd has been sentenced to five years probation.   
      
   Mohamed Hussein Abdi, 20, was handed the probation sentence in a   
   U.S. District Court in St. Paul, Minnesota, Thursday after pleading   
   guilty to conspiracy to commit arson, according to court documents   
   obtained by Fox News.   
      
   Abdi was also ordered to pay just over $34,000 in restitution to   
   Gordon Parks High School in St. Paul.   
      
   Court documents state that the sentence was “imposed pursuant to the   
   Sentencing Reform Act of 1984.”   
      
   The presiding judge, Reagan-appointed District Court Judge David S.   
   Doty, did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Fox   
   News.   
      
   Abdi was arrested in June 2020, a month after he entered the high   
   school through a broken glass door during the Floyd riot and could   
   be seen on security footage pouring liquid from a white container   
   onto the floor and then into a trashcan. Abdi then took a liquid-   
   soaked garment and sent fire to the trash can before running away as   
   flames and smoke began to spread.   
      
   It has been estimated that rioting across the nation following   
   Floyd’s death destroyed over $1 billion worth of property.   
      
   More than 1,500 businesses in the Minneapolis St. Paul area were   
   damaged or destroyed during the riots totaling roughly $500 million   
   in damages.   
      
   https://nypost.com/2022/02/05/man-who-tried-to-burn-minneapolis-   
   school-during-blm-riots-gets-probation/   
      
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