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Shador Jackson

Released
Gender:Male
Era:2020s
State:Minnesota
Time Imprisoned:
2 Years 9 Months 0 Days
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Shador Jackson

Biography

Shador Jackson is a Richfield, Minnesota man who used a construction sign to break the glass entrance of Target Corporation's headquarters building in Minneapolis, then intentionally set a fire in the mailroom on August 26, 2020, during protests sparked by the death of Eddie Sole Jr. (falsely reported at the time as a police shooting). Jackson pleaded guilty to federal conspiracy to commit arson and was sentenced in June 2021 to 33 months in federal prison. He was released approximately March 2024. Co-defendants Victor Devon Edwards received 100 months and Leroy Lemonte Perry Williams received 120 months in separate proceedings.

Case

Federal Bureau of Prisons
Charges: Conspiracy to commit arson (18 U.S.C. § 844(i)) — broke into Target Corporation headquarters, Minneapolis and set fire in the mailroom during August 26, 2020 civil unrest
Incarcerated: Jun 1, 2021
Released: Mar 1, 2024
Sentence: 33 months federal prison
Convicted: Yes
Institution State: California