Biography
Carlo Voli was arrested during a 2012 antinuclear blockade outside Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor in Washington.
The September 2012 Nuclear Resister names Carlo Voli among four Trident resisters arrested at the Mother’s Day blockade outside Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor. At a hearing near the end of July, all four addressed Judge James Riehl about their pedestrian-in-the-roadway citations. The judge later reduced each fine from $56 to $25. The issue does not give an exact arrest day, jail admission, discharge or measured custody duration.
Nuclear Resister 167, September 3, 2012, pages 5–6, Bangor update.
The contemporary account dates the Moms Against Bombs action outside Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor to May 12, 2012. It states that Hickman, Rogers, Sacks and Voli complied when Washington State Patrol ordered them off the roadway, received “Pedestrian in Roadway Illegally” traffic citations, and were released at the scene. It does not report a jail admission or an imprisonment term; the already-recorded later mitigation proceeding is separate. Contemporary source.
The January 23, 2012 Ground Zero account names this participant among nine people cited after the January 14 roadway blockade outside Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor. Washington State Patrol issued Pedestrian in Roadway Illegally traffic citations and released them at the scene. The twenty-six-minute blockade preceded police processing; it was not a measured jail stay. The Nuclear Resister, contemporary source report 807.
