“Inside the warehouse, they set about destroying as much property as they could,” prosecutor Deanna Heer KC told the court. “They used crowbars and hammers to damage computers, equipment, drones and other products Elbit had manufactured.”
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Yes, used in what many considers an immoral military operation.
It's fucking darkly hilarious they made that argument.
What does Elbit systems make? And what is the purpose of their product?
Boo!
Bless their hearts.
Also found guilty of GBH (battering someone with a hammer).
..."without intent"