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Mississippi man now faces hate crime count for damaging satanic display at Iowa Capitol
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A former congressional candidate from Mississippi who admitted to destroying a statue placed at the Iowa Capitol by The Satanic Temple Iowa has been charged with a hate crime.
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A former congressional candidate from Mississippi who admitted to destroying a statue placed at the Iowa Capitol by The Satanic Temple Iowa has been charged with a hate crime.
Navy Reserve veteran Michael Cassidy has been charged with a hate crime after he beheaded a satanic statue in the Iowa State Capitol, according to local news reports.
Hundreds of statues of historical and religious significance have been toppled throughout the United States in recent years. Rather than stop the iconoclasts responsible, government officials have in many cases rewarded them — at least when they were not themselves directly responsible. Howeve...
DES MOINES — A former congressional candidate from Mississippi who admitted to destroying a statue as part of a display at the Iowa Capitol by the Satanic Temple of Iowa
A man who attacked and beheaded a permitted statue put up by the Satanic Temple at Iowa’s Capitol in December has been charged with a felony under the state’s hate crime statutes, the prosecutor’s office said this week.
Former Mississippi political candidate and naval officer Michael Cassidy is facing felony hate crime charges for decapitating a satanic statue in Iowa. The co-founder of the Satanic Temple that put the statue up claimed putting the statue in a public forum was an expression of religious freedom....
Conservatives rallied around Navy Reserve veteran Michael Cassidy this week after he was charged with a hate crime for destroying a satanic statue in the Iowa Capitol.
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