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Douglas L. Wright

AKA: Doug Wright
Released
Date of birth:31. 05. 1985
Age:41
Gender:Male
Race:White
Era:2010s
Inmate Number:#57973-060
State:Ohio
Time Imprisoned:
10 Years 3 Months 2 Days
Support
Anarchism Cleveland 4 Occupy Movement
Douglas L. Wright

Biography

Douglas L. Wright was an activist associated with the Occupy Cleveland movement who was arrested on April 30, 2012 following a federal sting operation related to an alleged plan to damage the Brecksville-Northfield High Level Bridge in Ohio. Wright was charged with conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction, attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction, and malicious attempt to destroy property used in interstate commerce. Federal prosecutors characterized the case as part of national security enforcement, while critics described it as an instance of FBI entrapment, citing the prominent role of an undercover informant in proposing and facilitating the alleged plot. Wright was convicted in federal court and sentenced to a lengthy term of imprisonment.

Cases

Communications Management Unit
Charges: Federal use of weapons of mass destruction and conspiracy to use explosives — April 30, 2012 FBI sting in the Cuyahoga Valley, Ohio
Arrested: Apr 30, 2012
Sentenced: Nov 20, 2012
Incarcerated: Apr 30, 2012
Released: August 2022
Sentence: 138 months (11 years 6 months) in federal prison, plus lifetime supervised release; released approx. 2022 (estimated) Verdict as recorded: Yes — pleaded guilty to conspiracy and attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction
Convicted: Yes
Institution State: Indiana
Security: Medium
USP Coleman 1
Charges: Conspiracy and attempted use of weapons of mass destruction (FBI-entrapment Cuyahoga bridge plot)
Arrested: Apr 30, 2012
Released: Oct 31, 2022
Sentence: 11 years 8 months federal prison
Convicted: Yes
Institution State: Florida
Charges: Conspiracy and attempted use of weapons of mass destruction in an FBI sting in which an informant supplied fake explosives.
Incarcerated: May 1, 2012
Released: 2022
Sentence: 11 years 6 months + lifetime supervised release
Convicted: Yes