Biography
On May 30, 2020 during ongoing protests after George Floyd's murder, Andrew Augustyniak-Duncan was part of a civil disorder in Pittsburgh, PA that obstructed and adversely affected the interstate commerce of nearby businesses. He is accused of throwing projectiles which struck and injured several police officers. Sentenced to 41 months federal prison followed by 3 years of supervised release.
Andrew Duncan-Augustyniak was prosecuted in Pennsylvania state court for arson and related charges arising from the George Floyd Uprising protests in Pittsburgh on May 30, 2020. He is serving a state prison sentence at SCI Rockview.
Birth-year evidence
The July 29, 2020 Justice Department release identifies Andrew Augustyniak-Duncan as 25. This supports birth in 1994 or 1995; c. 1995 is an approximate age-derived year, not an exact birthday.
Portrait provenance
Andrew Augustyniak-Duncan is identified in the updated June 11, 2020 WPXI case report and accompanying Pittsburgh police photo gallery. The photograph depicts the centrally framed person in the dark shirt, jeans and backpack described in that report. The named identification is independently corroborated by WTAE reporting, which embeds the original Pittsburgh Police public post. Credit: Pittsburgh police, via WPXI. A modest-resolution unmasked side-view crop preserves original pixels without enlargement, retouching or generated detail. Other people and the timestamp panel are excluded. This surveillance photograph and the accompanying allegations are not proof of guilt.
