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Fred Phillipi

Era:1980s
State:Pennsylvania
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Fred Phillipi was among four Brandywine Peace Community protesters arrested January 30, 1984 after an antinuclear action atop General Electric’s Valley Forge Vibrations Laboratory. All four were actually held overnight; the others posted bail the next morning, but Phillipi remained in jail. The February 8 hearing lowered bond to recognizance, which he refused, and the report confirms continuing confinement in Montgomery County Jail. The anticipated summer trial is not a discharge date. His individual multi-night custody is established; no conviction or completed total is invented.

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Fred Phillipi was among four Brandywine Peace Community protesters arrested January 30, 1984 after an antinuclear action atop General Electric’s Valley Forge Vibrations Laboratory. All four were actually held overnight; the others posted bail the next morning, but Phillipi remained in jail. The February 8 hearing lowered bond to recognizance, which he refused, and the report confirms continuing confinement in Montgomery County Jail. The anticipated summer trial is not a discharge date. His individual multi-night custody is established; no conviction or completed total is invented.

Nuclear Resister No 23, February 12, 1984, original PDF 2. No demographic attributes, vital dates, exact unprinted release, nominal-completed total or current custody state is inferred.

Case

Charges: Criminal mischief; criminal trespass; disorderly conduct; criminal conspiracy
Arrested: Jan 30, 1984
Incarcerated: Jan 30, 1984
Sentence: Fred Phillipi was among four Brandywine Peace Community protesters arrested January 30, 1984 after an antinuclear action atop General Electric’s Valley Forge Vibrations Laboratory. All four were actually held overnight; the others posted bail the next morning, but Phillipi remained in jail. The February 8 hearing lowered bond to recognizance, which he refused, and the report confirms continuing confinement in Montgomery County Jail. The anticipated summer trial is not a discharge date. His individual multi-night custody is established; no conviction or completed total is invented.