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Guilty in Minneapolis - The Man Who Attacked a Congresswoman and Why He Did It
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Guilty in Minneapolis - The Man Who Attacked a Congresswoman and Why He Did It
The man dressed in bright orange jail clothes had little to say. When U.S. District Judge Joan N. Ericksen asked Anthony James Kazmierczak what he remembered about the January afternoon he charged a stage in Minneapolis with a syringe and sprayed Representative Ilhan Omar with a solution of apple cider vinegar and water, he only had one response. That was it: “Fuzzy.” After being detained for three months, he was charged with federal assault, en…
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