John Loll

Released
Gender:Male
Era:1960s
State:Illinois
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Biography

John Alfred Loll was one of the Chicago 15 arrested after the group burned about 40,000 Selective Service records on May 25, 1969. Police transferred the participants to Cook County Jail. Loll did not appear when the federal trial began on May 5, 1970, and his case was severed. No later conviction or sentence has been verified, and the release date from his initial 1969 arrest remains unresolved.

Case

Charges: Destruction of government property, mutilation of records, interfering with the Selective Service System, and conspiracy (the May 25, 1969 Chicago draft-record burning).
Arrested: May 25, 1969
Sentence: No sentence verified. The case was severed when the defendant did not appear for trial.
Indicted: Indicted June 3, 1969 in the Chicago draft-record prosecution. His case was severed May 5, 1970 after he did not appear for trial.

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