[Daily Mail, where America gets its news] A transgender Antifa 'terrorist' was seen dancing into court this morning - as she and 21 others are arraigned for terrorizing a proposed $90million police training center in Atlanta. James 'Jamie' Marsicano, 29, is charged with domestic terrorism after rioters burned construction vehicles and attacked police officers with fireworks and Molotov cocktails at the site of the future Atlanta Police Safety Training Center on March 5.
She is also facing a charge for violating Georgia’s Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act - along with 60 others. The indictment was filed by the state's Attorney General, Chris Carr.
Marsicano pranced around in a black skirt, gray cardigan, and red scarf
| ...the poor man is unattractive whether presenting as male or female... |
The police department released video showing a mob of around 150 people with masks covering their faces march through scrub and woodland around the proposed $90million center before unleashing havoc and setting fire to a power line.
Police officers protecting the site were forced to stand off as the attackers overran the site and targeted machinery. They were then pelted with rocks and fireworks by the thugs. In the aftermath, 23 people including Mariscano and Thomas Webb Jurgens, 28, an attorney for the hard-left Southern Poverty Law Center, were arrested.
They have since defended their actions, arguing that the 381 acres of Weelaunee Forest where the police training center is being built is 'stolen Muscogee land' and that the creation would mean the destruction of wildlife and forestry.
Mariscano is an outspoken anti-police advocate who was in her first year of law school at North Carolina School of Law - as well as being the daughter of a millionaire North Carolina businessman. Her father, Michael Mariscano, was previously heralded as Charlotte, North Carolina's 'most powerful person' for running a foundation worth $4 billion.
She is being held on domestic terrorism charges without bail, along with 21 of her cohorts as they were just trying to defend the public forest.
Jamie has described herself publicly as an anti-police advocate who would like to dismantle the prison system. A profile for the nearly 30-year-old on the National Lawyers Guild website describes her as a 'queer and trans organizer from Charlotte, North Carolina.'
It says that before she started law school this year, 'Jamie worked with mutual aid collective Charlotte Uprising
| ...yet another tentacle of the Antifa/Black Bloc anarchocommunist octopus that are the shock troops of the Democratic Party... |
'Jamie believes that no one should be in a cage, and dreams of a world where we can prevent and respond to harm in our communities without relying on prisons or police,' the profile continues.
She has previously had warrants out for her arrests at other demonstrations in North Carolina, where her father is a well-known philanthropist.
Michael Mariscano served for 23 years as president and CEO of the Foundation for the Carolinas — a Charlotte-based organization that increases charitable giving and improves communities with civic leadership opportunities — before he retired in January.
Michael was so respected amongst the political leaders in Charlotte and Mecklenburg County that they proclaimed this past October 24 'Michael Mariscano Day.'
In a proclamation at the time, government officials cited his long- term role as a fundraiser across the region, raising half a billion dollars since just 2019.
He also served on the Duke University Board of Trustees, the Charlotte Chamber of Commerce and the UNC Charlotte Foundation.