Nancy Epling

Released

Full name:Nancy Jane Epling

Gender:Female

Race:White

Era:2020s

Inmate Number:#00003367

State:Ohio

Time Imprisoned:

1 Month 1 Day

Support

Pro-Palestine Anti-Imperialism Anti-War

Biography

Nancy Jane Epling, 32, was one of five protesters who blocked access roads to a Boeing facility in Heath OH on March 11, 2024 using sleeping-dragon lockboxes. No-contest plea; sentenced to ~30 days (1 month). Nancy Epling was sentenced to 30 days in the Licking County Justice Center for participating in a blockade of the Boeing plant in Heath, Ohio in protest of U.S. weapons production for Israel's war in Gaza. She served the thirty days in two fifteen-day segments rather than continuously: September 27 to October 12, 2024, and from November 11 to approximately November 27, 2024.

Cases

Licking County Jail

Charges: ORC 2917.14 Unlawfully Impeding Passage of an Emergency Response Vehicle - March 2024 Boeing Heath blockade

Arrested: Mar 10, 2024

Incarcerated: Sep 27, 2024

Released: Oct 12, 2024

Sentence: Thirty days at the Licking County Jail, served in two fifteen-day segments rather than continuously. First segment: September 27 to October 12, 2024 — fifteen days. The second segment ran from November 11, 2024 and is recorded on the second case row. The March 10, 2024 arrest date is retained on this row; the custody dates previously stored here (incarceration March 10, 2024, release November 26, 2024) were an arrest paired with the final release and produced 261 days of custody she did not serve.

Convicted: Yes

Institution State: Ohio

Licking County Jail

Charges: ORC 2917.14 Unlawfully Impeding Passage of an Emergency Response Vehicle - March 2024 Boeing Heath blockade

Incarcerated: Nov 11, 2024

Released: Nov 27, 2024

Sentence: Second of the two fifteen-day segments of a thirty-day sentence at the Licking County Jail, following the September 27 to October 12, 2024 first segment. The release day is approximate. The curator records entry on November 11, 2024 and release at approximately November 27, and notes that one movement source has her beginning on November 12. Fifteen days from November 11 would end November 26; fifteen days from November 12 would end November 27 exactly. The curator's stated release is kept here rather than an arithmetic one, so this row measures sixteen days and the record totals thirty-one against a sentence described as about thirty. A confirmed jail discharge record would settle it.

Convicted: Yes

Institution State: Ohio

Nancy Epling

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