SEATTLE – Two Seattle Antifa rioters were sentenced Friday in King County Superior Court Friday for the attempted arson of a Seattle police precinct.
One of the offenders was also sentenced in the violent assault of a police officer while using an aluminum baseball bat as a weapon during race riots in 2020, the Post Millennial reported.
Jacob Greenburg, 19, was given a five-year prison sentence for first-degree assault, first-degree attempted arson and first-degree reckless burning. He is also the stepson of former Democratic State Rep. Laura Ruderman, according to the news outlet.
Danielle McMillan, 29, was sentenced to 12 months of community service for first-degree attempted arson. It was unclear how many hours that will require.
During the riots, Greenburg and McMillan helped light Molotov cocktails that were then thrown into the Seattle Police Department’s East Precinct.
Greenburg was also charged with striking Officer Jose Jimenez of the Seattle Police Department in the head with an aluminum baseball bat during the riots.
The felony battering was captured on video. Investigators said Jimenez was saved by his bike helmet.
“I can’t even explain it, how horrible it felt, being at the East Precinct behind that line and experiencing all that hate. … I don’t know how I’m still here,” Jimenez told the court Friday, KING 5 News reported.
Court documents revealed that Greenburg and McMillan celebrated the attack on Jimenez via text messages.
“Wish he didn’t have a helmet on lol,” Greenburg texted to McMillan.
“Well still a great shot though,” came McMillan’s reply, according to the Post Millennial.
Greenburg also said in texts, “And can we like pls slit every spd throat,” and “I want the whole damn system to just burn the **** down!!! Btw I really like fire,” as well as “I AM SO PISSED AT THE COPS!!! I ******* WENT OFF ON THEM TONIGHT!”
Meanwhile, Amazon is relocating employees from a downtown Seattle office to a safer location due to ongoing violent crimes in the city, Law Officer reported.
The area in downtown Seattle has seen increased open air drug use, exchanges of stolen property, shootings, carjackings, quality of life crimes as well as violent crimes over the past few years as political leaders continue to yield to radical activists.
