Man pleads guilty to vandalizing VP JD Vance’s Cincinnati home
A defendant admitted to damaging a protected residence and federal security equipment during a January incident that left thousands in damage.
A Cincinnati man has pleaded guilty to federal charges connected to the vandalism of Vice President JD Vance’s Cincinnati residence, admitting responsibility for damaging property at the protected home during an incident earlier this year. Federal prosecutors said the case stemmed from events that unfolded outside the residence in January and resulted in significant damage to both the home and federal security assets, NBC News reported.