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Video: Veteran acquitted of illegally hanging flags at VA office

On April 20, 2017, Judicial Watch defense attorney Robert Patrick Sticht and client Robert L. Rosebrock appeared on “Fox & Friends” on the Fox News Channel to discuss Rosebrock being found not guilty in a California U.S. District Court of violating federal law for displaying two four-by-six inch American flags above a Veterans Affairs (VA) fence on Memorial Day, May 30, 2016.

Rosebrock had been charged with desecrating the VA grounds by hanging the displaying the two napkin-sized American Flags on a section of the fence adjacent to the Great Lawn Gate at the entrance to the Veterans Park. Rosebrock attorneys pointed out that in the past the grounds had been repeatedly used for such events as bike races, running marathons, and Halloween Parties.


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