Wisconsin Man Sentenced to Seven Years in Prison for Setting Fire to Rep. Glenn Grothman’s Office – Blames TikTok Ban | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hoft


Wisconsin Man Sentenced to Seven Years in Prison for Setting Fire to Rep. Glenn Grothman’s Office – Blames TikTok Ban

Courtroom scene of a young man in an orange jumpsuit alongside an image of fire damage to a building's exterior, highlighting a recent incident.
Caiden Stachowicz faces seven years in prison for setting fire to GOP Rep. Glenn Grothman’s office.

Caiden Stachowicz faces seven years in prison for setting fire to GOP Rep. Glenn Grothman’s office.

Stachowicz pleaded no contest to an arson charge in November.

Prosecutors dropped burglary and property damage counts in exchange for Stachowicz’s no contest plea.

According to police reports police saw Stachowicz standing near the office when they responded to a fire call.

Stachowicz admitted to setting the fire at the scene when the police arrived.

According to the AP, “He said he wanted to burn down the office because the federal government was shutting down TikTok in violation of his constitutional rights and peace was no longer an option.”

WBAY-TV reported on the young arsonist.

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