Court documents revealed that a paramedic was brought along in case emergency care was required and that the more than 30 agents who stormed the property were equipped with bolt cutters, firearms, handcuffs, and other items.
Idoni has suffered numerous medical problems during her incarceration, including a recent stroke, but Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly refused her the option of serving out her sentence at home.
The Biden DOJ announced a new lawsuit against Red Rose Rescue and Citizens for a Pro Life Society for alleged violations of the FACE Act just days after the sentencing of several peaceful pro-lifers in Washington, DC, including two elderly women.
‘My sentence is unjust, but it is absolutely nothing compared to the death penalty imposed upon our smallest sisters and brothers every day,’ said the rescuer.
Citing LifeSiteNews' reports on the mistreatment of jailed pro-lifers Jean Marshall and Heather Idoni, seven Republicans signed a letter demanding immediate response from the U.S. Marshals Service and the Department of Justice's Federal Bureau of Prisons.
Bell was sentenced to 27 months and has already spent nine in jail, giving her 18 left to serve on top of her $125 fine, which she says she will not pay.
‘I stand here for Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly, to accept the punishment rightly hers,’ John Hinshaw declared before his sentencing, condemning the pro-abortion judge’s ‘great guilt’ as well as ‘all the years of court-protected slaughter’ of the unborn.
John Hinshaw was sentenced to 21 months in prison, minus the nine he has already spent in jail, in the second of Tuesday’s sentencing hearings for peaceful pro-lifer rescuers who blocked access to a late-term abortion center in DC.
Pro-life advocate Lauren Handy was sentenced to four years in prison, in the first of Tuesday’s sentencing hearings for the peaceful pro-life rescuers convicted last year of blocking access to a late-term abortion center in DC.