PITTSBURGH (AP) — A man convicted of injuring an officer with a homemade explosive at a 2023 campus protest over transgender rights at the University of Pittsburgh has been sentenced to five years in prison. Brian DiPippa, 37, agreed to the sentence handed down on Monday as part of a plea agreement that also calls for his wife, Krystal Martinez-DiPippa, 42, to serve three years of probation. The DiPippas were part of a group protesting an April …

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A man convicted of injuring an officer with a homemade explosive at a 2023 campus protest over transgender rights at the University of Pittsburgh has been sentenced to five years in prison. Brian DiPippa's wife, Krystal Martinez-DiPippa, will serve three…

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A Pittsburgh couple was sentenced in federal court Monday for obstructing law enforcement during a public gathering and protest on the University of Pittsburgh’s campus in 2023.

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Pittsburgh couple sentenced after several Pitt officers injured during 2023 campus protest

A leftist protester was sentenced to five years in prison after he attempted to disrupt a 2023 event featuring Daily Wire host Michael Knowles at the University of Pittsburgh by setting off multiple homemade smoke bombs and launching a firework explosive into a crowd of police officers, seriously injuring one.   Brian DiPippa, 37, and his wife Krystal DiPippa, 42, were both sentenced over their convictions of obstructing law enforcement after th…

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Protester Who Shot Firework Explosive At Police During Michael Knowles Event Sentenced

A Regent Square man will spend five years in prison after he hurled a firework at police and injured several officers during a transgender issues protest...

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Regent Square man given 5 years in prison for throwing explosives at police during Pitt protest

PITTSBURGH, PA. – A husband and wife from Pittsburgh have been sentenced in federal court for obstructing law enforcement during a chaotic protest at the University of Pittsburgh in 2023. Brian DiPippa, 37, received a five-year prison sentence, while his wife, Krystal DiPippa, 42, was…  Pittsburgh Couple Sentenced For Attacking Police Officers During University Protest

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The University of Pittsburgh police sergeant said Brian DiPippa ruined her life. DiPippa, 38, was protesting at a university event in Oakland hosted by the Pitt College Republicans on April 18, 2023, when, investigators said, he threw a homemade explosive into a line of officers providing security there. The officer,

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Man who tossed explosives at police officers during Pitt protest sentenced to 5 years

PITTSBURGH (AP) — A man convicted of injuring an officer with a homemade explosive at a 2023 campus protest over transgender rights at the University of Pittsburgh has been sentenced to five years in prison. Brian DiPippa, 37, agreed to the sentence handed down on Monday as part of a plea agreement that also calls for his wife, Krystal Martinez-DiPippa, 42, to serve three years of probation. 
	
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Pennsylvania couple sentenced after injuring an officer with a smoke bomb at transgender rights protest

The couple who threw a homemade firework at Pitt Police officers and planted two smoke bombs during a protest against conservative commentator Michael Knowles in April 2023 were sentenced to time in prison and probation and fined nearly $50,000 on Monday. Brian and Krystal DiPippa, a married couple from Regent Square, entered a packaged plea deal with federal courts after pleading guilty to charges of conspiracy and obstruction of law enforcemen…

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