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Cesar Aguirre

Released
Gender:Male
Race:Hispanic
Era:2010s
State:California
Support
Occupy Movement
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Biography

Cesar Aguirre, then 24 and from Elk Grove, California, was prosecuted for actions during the November 2-3, 2011 Occupy Oakland general strike. Following the strike's late-night march on the OPD Internal Affairs and Recruiting Office near Oakland City Hall, prosecutors said Aguirre struck the building's windows multiple times with a red metal folding chair, breaking six windows and a door. Convicted in mid-2012 of felony vandalism; in September 2012 sentenced to six months in the Alameda County Jail, five years probation, $6,654 in restitution, and a five-year stay-away order from Frank Ogawa Plaza. Aguirre had already served roughly four months in pretrial custody. He maintained he was innocent throughout.

Case

Alameda County Jail
Charges: Felony vandalism (Cal.
Arrested: Nov 3, 2011
Sentenced: Sep 11, 2012
Sentence: 6-month county-jail sentence imposed for felony vandalism; allowed to remain free on bail pending appeal, so actual time served after the appeal is not confirmed Verdict as recorded: Yes — convicted of felony vandalism Charges as recorded: Felony vandalism (Cal. Penal Code § 594) — broke six windows and one door at the OPD Internal Affairs and Recruiting Office during the late-night march phase of the November 2-3, 2011 Occupy Oakland general strike. Restitution $6,654.
Judge: Hon. Jeffrey Horner (Alameda County Superior Court)
Convicted: Yes
Plead: Not guilty
Institution State: California