This person has been convicted and may be in the appeals process but is currently incarcerated in prison. Note that people in jail who are awaiting trial do not fit this definition.

Montez Lee

On January 14th, 2022, Montez Lee was sentenced to 10 years in prison, having pled guilty to one count of arson after facing multiple federal charges and being held without bond after his arrest.

From Minnesota Uprising Arrestee Support: During his sentencing Montez shared a very powerful statement where he described his experience with police brutality as a Black man and how he hopes to be part of the solution not the problem, his hope to work to better himself and his community, and how his kids deserve better.

Kyree Robertson

26 year old Kyree Robertson was sentenced in July 2021 to 23 months for riot charges from May 2020 in Grand Rapids. Kyree was held without bond and received a significantly different sentence than others convicted of riot charges, with his family commenting to media at the time of his sentencing that they had expected him to be sentenced to time served and to come home in July. Kyree would appreciate letters and messages of support.

John Wade

From the Atlanta Anti-Repression Committee:

Ellie Brett

From the Atlanta Anti-Repression Committee:

Ellie was arrested on November 2nd 2020, in an inter-agency raid along with John Wade on charges related to a string of arson’s against government property and police cruisers. They were sentenced to a mandatory minimum of 5 years for conspiracy to commit arson of a federal vehicle.

Victor Llanquileo

Victor is an indigenous Mapuche activist serving 21 years on fabricated charges. He is one of the many Mapuche activists against the foresters who are damaging the Wallmapu (native land of the Mapuche). They advocate for the treaties to be upheld and ancestral lands returned to them. While incarcerted in 2019, a second false charge was placed on him alleging that he attacked a man's property in 2015.

Pablo "Oso" Bahamondes Ortiz

Pablo was arrested along with Henry Mendez and Hugo Moraga while they were in a vehicle on September 8, 2018, as part of an investigation into an attack that occurred in Melipilla in April 2017. The prosecution asked for 36 years and one day for Pablo and Henry for placing, activating, detonating and exploding explosive devices and transporting handmade weapons; possession of firearms, possession and carrying of ammunition. On October 20, 2021 the oral criminal court of Melipilla sentenced Oso to 15 years and 1 day for transporting arms.

Callum Middleton

Callum Middleton was sentenced to 3 years and 9 months for participation in the confrontation with the police outside Bridewell Police Station at the Kill the Bill demonstration on 21st March 2021.

As of July 2022, Callum is held in HMP Portland.

You can use emailaprisoner.com to communicate via email (often faster than snail mail)
You can send cards via sites like moonpig.com

Shaun Davies

Shaun Davies was sentenced to 3 years and 6 months for participation in the confrontation with the police outside Bridewell Police Station at the Kill the Bill demonstration on 21st March 2021.

As of July 2022, Shaun is held in HMP Portland.

You can use emailaprisoner.com to communicate via email (often faster than snail mail)
You can send cards via sites like moonpig.com

Ryan Dwyer

Ryan Dwyer was sentenced to 4 years and 6 months for participation in the confrontation with the police outside Bridewell Police Station at the Kill the Bill demonstration on 21st March 2021.

You can use emailaprisoner.com to communicate via email (often faster than snail mail)
You can send cards via sites like moonpig.com

Ben Rankin

Ben Rankin was sentenced to 5 years for participation in the confrontation with the police outside Bridewell Police Station at the Kill the Bill demonstration on 21st March 2021.

As of July 2022, Ben is being held in HMP Portland.

You can use emailaprisoner.com to communicate via email (often faster than snail mail)
You can send cards via sites like moonpig.com

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