Man fined just $1 for punching White Supremacist Kessler who organized Charlottesville rally
Jeffrey Winder had earlier denied hitting Kessler during a press conference on August 13, 2017, however, he was eventually found guilty of assault.
A man from Virginia, who was found guilty of punching Jason Kessler, the organizer of Charlottesville's far-right rally last year, has reportedly been fined a total of $1, according to reports.
The man, identified as Jeffrey Winder, had earlier denied hitting Kessler during a press conference on August 13, 2017, however, he was eventually found guilty of assault and battery in February 2018. Kessler had attempted giving a press conference on the day of "Unite The Right" white supremacist rally, where several counterprotesters were injured, and one died after a white supremacist rammed his into a crowd of counterprotesters.