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The Pentico trespass case

The Pentico trespass case

by
Wayne Hoffman
May 7, 2009

Christopher Pentico, who was recently convicted of trespass on public property, will be sentenced Monday.

The state government's actions involving Pentico are difficult to rationalize. I've spent a fair amount of time on the phone trying to get state officials to explain it to me, and I have to say the answers are not very satisfying for those of us who are concerned about freedom and liberty.

The summary of what I have figured out is this: He was banned from visiting three state office buildings -- including the governor's office and the legislative annex -- because he's tenacious. He's not dangerous.

Pentico was charged with trespass when he disobeyed the directive to stay away. I'll have more on this in a couple of days.

For now, I wanted to provide some background about this case in response to a number of inquiries. Additional information and details about events to coincide with Pentico's sentencing are available here.

If you have additional questions or comments, please contact me.

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