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攻击人权捍卫者

Jeremy Edwards

事故日期
2019年5月1日
日期准确度
年份和月份正确
男性
受影响小区的领袖或成员
恐吓和威胁
目标: Individual
事发地点: 美国
NextEra Energy 美国 氢能, 能源
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On 7 May 2019, Jeremy Edwards, a 19-year-old Maryland man who barricaded himself inside a section of the natural gas pipeline Mountain Valley Pipeline, was charged with threats of terrorist acts and property destruction, both felonies, as well as obstruction and trespassing, which are misdemeanors. According to Appalachians Against Pipelines, the "unfounded, trumped up" felony charges are an attempt to "silence resistance" to the project. The MVP is a natural gas pipeline that runs from northern West Virginia to southern Virginia, with a 70-mile extension into North Carolina. MVP is a joint venture of a handful of companies, including NextEra Energy Inc. and EQT Midstream Partners LP.