BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — A woman accused of vandalizing the Bakersfield Police Department’s Fallen Officers Memorial during a protest received 120 days in jail at her sentencing Tuesday.
Jaqueline Hernandez pleaded no contest last month to defacing a law enforcement memorial, a felony. She was also placed on two years’ probation during Tuesday’s hearing.
Her co-defendant, Salvador Ibarra, pleaded no contest to the same charge. His sentencing was postponed to April 14, according to court records.
The memorial was vandalized during a May 29 protest, one of many that occurred downtown following the death of George Floyd.
