This crusty activist gave up on playing by the rules. What are they gonna do, arrest him?

Grist
By Heather SmithJul 18, 2014, 6:09 am74 pts
It’s been over a year since Alec Johnson was arrested for locking himself to an excavator sitting on a pipeline easement in Atoka, Oklahoma. He’s still waiting to go to trial. Rural Oklahoma communities only hold jury trials once or twice a year, and every time a new court date comes up, Johnson gets bumped…

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This crusty activist gave up on playing by the rules. What are they gonna do, arrest him?

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