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Vic White

Era:2020s
State:Washington
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Biography

Vic White was cited and released at the August 5, 2024 nuclear-disarmament blockade at Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor in Washington.

The Nuclear Resister individually names Vic White among eight blockaders removed from the roadway at Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor on August 5, 2024. Washington State Patrol cited them for being pedestrians in the roadway and released them on site. The account establishes this citation and on-site release, without jail admission or a measured term of imprisonment. Contemporary event report.

The August 2019 Ground Zero account names Victor White of Oceanside among five people removed and cited for pedestrian roadway use, then removed again after reentry, cited for failure to disperse and released at the scene on August 5. Its roughly thirty-minute interval before reentry is not measured custody duration. The August 2022 account names Victor White of Oceanside among the two Navy-side trespass detainees at Bangor on August 8; no physical discharge day is supplied.

The April 2023 Ground Zero newsletter’s indexed account identifies that exact August 8, 2022 Navy-side pair as Mack Johnson and Vic White. The paired-event account uses the shorter name Vic White.

The Nuclear Resister, August 6, 2019; The Nuclear Resister, August 10, 2022; Ground Zero, April 2023, paired-event identity evidence.

Cases

Charges: Pedestrian in the roadway citation at Bangor
Arrested: Aug 5, 2024
Released: Aug 5, 2024
Charges: Pedestrian on roadway — RCW 46.61.250 Failure to disperse — RCW 9A.84.020
Arrested: Aug 5, 2019
Released: Aug 5, 2019
Charges: Trespass
Arrested: Aug 8, 2022