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Bloomington man gets seven years in prison for 2020 hate crime

Bloomington man gets seven years in prison for 2020 hate crime
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Motorcyclist Sentenced To 7 Years In Prison For Hate Crime Attack

This photo, provided to WGLT by a demonstrator who witnessed the incident, shows the motorcyclist who allegedly drove into the crowd. Authorities say it was Marshall R. Blanchard of Bloomington. A Bloomington man convicted of a hate crime for riding his motorcycle into a crowd of protesters last year was sentenced on Friday to seven years in prison. Marshall Blanchard, 22, pleaded guilty in April to a hate crime and leaving the scene of an accident in connection with an incident in downtown Bloomington. A crowd had gathered to protest the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis when Blanchard rode his motorcycle into the crowd, injuring two victims.

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Bloomington Man Pleads Guilty To Hate Crime In Motorcycle Attack

This photo, provided to WGLT by a demonstrator who witnessed the incident, shows the motorcyclist who allegedly drove into the crowd. Authorities say it was Marshall R. Blanchard of Bloomington. UPDATED 4:50 p.m. | A Bloomington man has pleaded guilty to a hate crime after riding his motorcycle into a group of protesters during a 2020 protest rally downtown. Marshall Blanchard, 22, reached a partially negotiated plea agreement with prosecutors on Friday. He was set to go to trial on Monday. Blanchard pleaded guilty to committing a hate crime (class 4 felony) and two counts of leaving the scene of an accident (Class 2 felony), prosecutors said. In exchange, aggravated battery and aggravated assault charges were dropped.

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March Trial Set For Man Accused Of Injuring Protesters

This photo, provided to WGLT by a demonstrator who witnessed the incident, shows the motorcyclist who allegedly drove into the crowd Sunday night. Authorities say it was Marshall R. Blanchard of Bloomington. A March 22 jury trial is scheduled for a Bloomington man accused of hate crimes for allegedly riding his motorcycle into a group of protesters during a May protest rally in Bloomington. The downtown rally was organized after the death of George Floyd, a Minneapolis man killed May 25 when a police officer pressed his knee on his neck for several minutes. Witnesses told Bloomington police they saw Blanchard driving at a high rate of speed toward the protesters.

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