Westport pro-Palestinian protester pleads guilty
One of the two suspects who protested at a luncheon at Westport's Temple Israel has reportedly plead guilty under the Alford Doctrine. Westport police say that Gregory Williams and Daniel Fischer started
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Oct 14, 2015, 3:48 PM
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One of the two suspects who protested at a luncheon at Westport's Temple Israel has reportedly plead guilty under the Alford Doctrine.
Westport police say that Gregory Williams and Daniel Fischer started shouting pro-Palestinian slogans during a luncheon back in May.
WestportNow.com reports Williams was fined $250 on Tuesday for breach of peace.
Under the Alford Doctrine the defendant doesn't admit guilt, but agrees that there is enough evidence to convict him.
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