Peace Activist Sentenced for Splattering Blood
From Times Wire Reports
A peace activist was sentenced in Binghamton to six months in prison for splattering his own blood at a military recruiting station to protest the war in Iraq.
Daniel Burns was the first of four activists to be sentenced this week for splattering their blood onto the windows, walls, pictures and an American flag at the Army and Marine Corps recruiting station in 2003.
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