Colorado Couple Guilty of Hoax
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Colorado couple found guilty over cross burning meant to draw sympathy for Black candidate

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Ashley Blackcloud and Derrick Bernard burned a cross to generate sympathy for a Black mayoral candidate.
The cross burning happened in 2023 during the run-up to the mayoral election in Colorado Springs .
Images and video of the episode were emailed to local news outlets to boost the campaign of Yemi Mobolade , who is now the city's first Black mayor.
Prosecutors argued that even though Blackcloud ’s intention was to help the candidate, he perceived the actions as a threat.
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