Pro-life video of the day: Pro-choice clinic bomber
by Hans Johnson
Late last month, Melanie Toney threw a Molotov cocktail at a group of 40 Days for Life protesters outside an Austin Planned Parenthood. Although her car’s license plate was obscured by cardboard, she was tracked down by police. After initially denying the crime, she confessed and was arrested for second degree felony assault.
What you may not have known is that Toney, a nurse, supported the Wendy Davis filibuster and testified in support of late-term abortions. In recent weeks, she had thrown milk, fruit punch, and an egg at protesters, saying on one occassion, “You guys are disgusting!” This latest incident left a burnt patch of grass the size of a pizza before it was put out.
In this video she is listed as a witness in the beginning, and then testifies at the 4:40 mark:
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Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
Sentencing guidelines for second degree assault and battery in TX: two to twenty years in prison and a fine of no more than $10,000.
Sad, the lady is probably post abortive and needs some serious help.
I’d like see a suspended sentence with a fine payable to 40 Days, and community service. And counseling, lots of counseling!!!
Does she have a record?
If no record of arrest/conviction, she will likely get a low sentence as others do.
Part of her threat to the community is that her job is as a nurse.
Second degree felony assault conviction warrants a loss of her nursing credential.
A teacher could not maintain a teaching license with a felony assault conviction against strangers.