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ORLANDO – A driver who admitted to defacing an LGBTQ street mural in Delray Beach must write an essay about the hate and violence that gay, trans and queer people

A man who vandalised a LGBT+ street design during a pro-Trump rally has been ordered to write an essay about the Pulse nightclub massacre. 

Alexander Jerich, who pleaded guilty to causing damage to the mural in South Florida, must write a 25-page essay about the 2016 attack on a gay nightclub in Orlando.

Learning about the 2016 Orlando shooting at a gay nightclub where 49 people died might educate the man facing charges, Judge Scott Suskauer said.

A driver who admitted to defacing an LGBTQ street mural in Delray Beach must write an essay about the hate and violence that gay, trans and queer people face, a judge has ordered.

Alexander Jerich pleaded guilty Tuesday in connection to damaging a Delray Beach sidewalk in June 2021 meant to show support for those who identify as LGBTQ.