BLM Rioter Who Smashed Car's Window Onto 1-Yr-Old In VA Avoids Jail After His Lawyer Argues It Was A 'Very Emotional Time'

Victor Miles II, a #BLM rioter who smashed in car's window, shattering glass on a 1 year old during last year's riots in Fredericksburg VA, received a 90-day suspended sentence last month.pic.twitter.com/BZrsPmbahB

— AntifaWatch (@AntifaWatch2) June 29, 2021

Just to clarify this, if he doesn't get in trouble again, he won't do any prison time

A suspended sentence is when a judge gives a sentence but delays imposing it, allowing them to serve probation. If they don't break probation conditions for a period, they'll generally dismiss

— AntifaWatch (@AntifaWatch2) June 29, 2021

The case against a man who was arrested after he smashed his scooter through a car window on the Falmouth Bridge during one of the early protests last year [on June 1] was finally resolved Tuesday with a suspended sentence.

Victor L. Miles II, 33, of Spotsylvania pleaded guilty in Stafford General District Court to assault and battery and destruction of property. He received a suspended 90-day jail sentence on the destruction charge; the assault conviction will be removed from Miles’ record if he stays out of trouble for the next year.

[...] At one point, a car carrying two adults and a one-year-old child tried to maneuver through the crowd. Miles responded by smashing out a window, causing glass to shatter and land on the vehicle occupants. One adult suffered cuts to the arm, police said.

Defense attorney Eugene Frost said the vehicle "clipped" Miles as it was going past and Miles responded in anger. "It was a very emotional time all the way around," Frost said.

Miles had initially been charged with unlawful wounding, a felony that carries the possibility of up to five years in prison. The case was postponed multiple times and the felony was eventually reduced to a misdemeanor.