Donald Trump Stage Jumper Sentenced to One Year Probation

The man who tried to rush onto the stage during an Ohio Donald Trump campaign rally earlier this year has been sentenced to one year of probation.

Trump was holding a rally in Dayton in late March, and Thomas DiMassimo tried to reach the podium with the intent on calling the GOP presidential candidate a racist. He was tackled by police before he made it to the podium. He's been charged with several misdemeanor counts of disorderly conduct.

On Tuesday, according to the AJC, DiMassimo received his sentence and was ordered not to attend any Republican presidential event, or possess any firearm.

DiMassimo's mother is a former Cobb County transportation director, Faye DiMassimo, who now works for the city of Atlanta.

DiMassimo, 22, is an acting major at Wright State University. He had been charged with a federal misdemeanor, and a GoFundMe account had been set up to help with his legal defense.

DiMassimo was also ordered to pay a $250 fine.

See also:

• Man Who Rushed Trump Has Cobb County, Atlanta Ties
• Donald Trump Stage Rusher: GoFundMe Set Up For His Defense

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