Ohio judge orders men who made fake robocalls to register voters
Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman pleaded guilty last month to a single felony count of telecommunications fraud.
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Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman pleaded guilty last month to a single felony count of telecommunications fraud.
CLEVELAND — Two men convicted of fraud for targeting Black voters with phony robocalls before the 2020 election must spend 500 hours registering voters in low-income neighborhoods of Washington, D.C., an Ohio judge has ruled. Jacob Wohl, 24, of Irvine, California, and Jack Burkman, 56, of Arlington, Va., pleaded guilty
Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman pleaded guilty last month to a single felony count of telecommunications fraud each.
Jacob Wohl, 24, and Jack Burkman, 56, targeted Black voters with phony telephone messages before 2020 election
Ru-El Sailor was convicted in 2003 and sentenced to life in prison before his conviction was vacated in 2018.