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Quinn McCormic

Released
Gender:Male
Race:White
Era:2010s
State:Massachusetts
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Quinn McCormic

Biography

Quinn McCormic is a Massachusetts activist who traveled to Toronto, Canada to protest the G-20 Summit in June 2010. He was alleged to have caused approximately $125,000 in property damage to retail stores, a bank, and a museum during the demonstrations. He returned to the United States after the events but was later extradited to Canada to face charges. He was sentenced to four months in a Canadian provincial jail.

Individual court chronology review October 13, 2026: The September 16, 2014 Toronto Star court report, preserved by COBP with its original source link, describes arrest following his voluntary Toronto return in February 2013, bail, and the four-month sentence that Tuesday. The 2010 protest date is not retained as his arrest. February is month precision; sentence credit documents six days of earlier detention, not a continuous interval through sentencing. Exact admission and actual release remain unresolved.

Case

Ontario Ministry of Correctional Services
Charges: Mischief causing property damage ($125,000 to retail stores, bank, and museum) — G-20 Summit protests, Toronto, Canada, June 2010; extradited from the United States to Canada
Arrested: February 2013
Sentenced: Sep 16, 2014
Sentence: Four months imposed September 16, 2014, less nine days' credit for six days of February 2013 detention. The contemporary court report says he voluntarily returned to Toronto in February 2013, was arrested and released on bail. June 2010 was the underlying protest/offense, not his documented arrest. Exact February arrest, later sentence admission and release remain unresolved; no four-month arithmetic endpoint is entered.
Convicted: Yes
Institution State: Canada