Liberal City Reaches Settlement With Christians Arrested During Outdoor Church Service
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The city of Moscow said it will settle with Gabriel Rench, and Sean and Rachel Bohnet, who were filmed being handcuffed at a communal psalm singing event in September 2020.
The City of Moscow's liability insurance provider will pay out $300k to three people arrested during a mask protest in September 2020.
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Three people were arrested in Moscow, Idaho, at a church-organized outdoor Psalm-singing event for not wearing masks in violation of the town’s mask order. | KTVB/Screengrab A court has dismissed all charges against a church deacon who was one of the three arrested last September for singing while not wearing a mask at a “psalm sing” outdoor worship service held in Moscow City, Idaho. The Idaho District Court dropped charges against Gabriel Rench in the case State of Idaho v. Gabriel Rench. The deacon was arrested at an event hosted by Christ Church and held outside City Hall in resp...