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Các "nhà tranh đấu cho nhân quyền, dân chủ" đâu rồi? Douglas Hughes - chống tham nhũng, bị truy tố Về

Subject: Douglas Hughes - người MỸ chống tham nhũng bị truY tố Về 6 tội danh
From: "Mike Wilson"
Date: 5/21/15 4:31 pm

ngàY 15 tháng 4
ông Douglas Hughes đáp thiết bị baY Xuống sân Quốc Hội USA
để phản đối tình trạng tham ô của các đại biểu QH

naY ông đã bị bồi thẩm đoàn tại thủ đô Washington D.C. truY tố Về 6 tội :

1. lái thiết bị baY mà không có bằng lái - 3 năm tù !

2. Vi phạm luật đăng kÝ thiết bị baY - 3 năm tù !

3. ba lần Vi phạm không phận quốc phòng quốc gia
- mỗi lần 1 năm tù !

4. dán trên thiết bị baY nhãn hiệu giả của Bưu Điện Quốc Gia USA
- 6 tháng tù !

hiện naY ông Hughes đang bị tù tại gia (home detention)
** không thấY ông bà nào biểu tình trước QH MỸ
để bênh Vực cho "nhân quYền" của ông Douglas Hughes !?
*** các đám "rận chủ" MỸ gốc Việt "chui" đâu hết cả rồi ?!
*** có hiểu thế nào là qui trình luật pháp quốc gia haY không ?!

nth-fl

https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/pilot-landed-gyrocopter-us-capitol-facing-charges-31187719

Pilot Who Landed Gyrocopter at US Capitol Facing 6 Charges
WASHINGTON — May 20, 2015, 5:46 PM ET
By JESSICA GRESKO

A Florida man who piloted a gyrocopter through miles of America's most restricted airspace before landing at the U.S. Capitol is now facing charges that carry up to 9½ years in prison.

The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia said Wednesday in a statement that a grand jury has indicted Douglas Hughes on six charges. He is scheduled to appear Thursday in federal court in Washington.
Hughes said in a telephone interview Wednesday afternoon that he had arrived in Washington and would be making a statement after his appearance in court.

"We are looking at a case where there was no injury and no property damage, and the requirements as far as what the prosecution is asking for include years of jail time. The penalties that they are demanding are not consistent with the damage," he said.
Hughes, who took off from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, was arrested April 15 after he landed on the Capitol's West Lawn. Hughes has said his flight was intended to call attention to the influence of big money in politics. The stunt also led to a congressional hearing and exposed a gap in ensuring the safety of buildings in the city.

The charges Hughes now faces include two felonies: operating as an airman without an airman's certificate and violating aircraft registration requirements. Those charges carry a maximum of three years in prison. He is also facing three misdemeanor offences of violating national defense airspace, each carrying a maximum of one year in prison.

Hughes, 61, who had been employed as a postal carrier and lives in Ruskin, Florida, also faces a misdemeanor charge of operating a vehicle falsely labeled as postal carrier. The tail section of Hughes' gyrocopter carried a Postal Service logo. That charge carries a statutory maximum of six months in prison.

The charges Hughes faces also carry potential fines. The indictment says that if he is convicted of one or both of the felonies, prosecutors will ask that a judge order him to forfeit the gyrocopter.

During a court appearance the day after his arrest, Hughes was ordered placed on home detention. He is not allowed to return to Washington except for court appearances and meetings with his attorney, and must stay away from the Capitol and the White House. He is also barred from operating any aircraft.
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Associated Press reporter Tamara Lush contributed to this report from St. Petersburg, Florida.

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