Before he was sentenced, Timothy O’Donnell apologized “to those whose businesses were left in utter ruin” and said he was sorry “if I hurt Chicago’s character in any way.”
man to nearly three years in prison Wednesday after he pleaded guilty to setting a police SUV on fire while wearing a Joker mask during widespread May 2020 demonstrations over the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.SUBSCRIBE TO FOX 32 CHICAGO ON YOUTUBE
O’Donnell pleaded guilty in February to one count of interfering with law enforcement during the commission of civil disorder. "He set a car on fire in the middle of a crowd," Wood said. "He did it in a way that was intended to target law enforcement. He did it in a way that could have caused serious injury or death. Fortunately, it did not."
Before he was sentenced, O’Donnell apologized "to those whose businesses were left in utter ruin" and said he was sorry "if I hurt Chicago’s character in any way."In a plea agreement, O’Donnell said he would pay $58,125 restitution to the Chicago Police Department to cover the cost of the damaged vehicle.
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