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Article: Grassroots leader Suarez-Eden gets probation He tried to delay sentencing, get different judge
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- The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Milwaukee, WI)
- Article date:
- September 1, 2009
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By JIM STEVENS
The man who tried to start a grassroots effort to save Midwest
Airlines from a hostile corporate takeover in 2007 was sentenced
Friday to two years' probation on charges of disorderly conduct and
bail jumping.
Art Suarez-Eden, 50, of City of Oconomowoc, was also ordered not
to have any contact with Midwest Airlines, including flying on any
of its plans, during his probation.
Suarez-Eden was charged March 2, 2007, with disorderly conduct
for leaving a cardboard box outside the Midwest corporate
headquarters one day earlier. He had been repeatedly told by airline
security not to come to the airline. Following a five-day trial, a
jury found Suarez-Eden guilty of the misdemeanor ...