Really he didn't get any government contracts or subsidized government loans? And you don't celebrate Hamilton, or Lincoln, or FDR?

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Abolitionist John Brown was put to de*th by the state of Virginia on December 2, 1859

Joshua James King assaulted Andrea Puerta in an unprovoked attack aboard a Miami Metromover train at the Fifth Street station in Brickell. Surveillance video captured the incident: King, then 25 (some reports listed him as 20), entered the car where Puerta (then 29) was sitting alone, briefly exited, then returned and repeatedly punched her more than 20 times in the head and upper body. He also threw her against the side of the car. Puerta begged him to stop, briefly lost consciousness, and suffered bruises, a bloody ear, and a black eye. She did not know him beforehand. King was arrested shortly after and also attacked two other men on the same train minutes later. He faced charges including aggravated battery (felonies) and misdemeanor battery. He was released on a low $1,500 bond despite the attacks, partly due to no prior criminal record. His defense cited mental health issues (possible schizophrenia), and the court ordered evaluations while he was on house arrest with GPS monitoring in Tallahassee. The case drew significant attention, leading to increased security (including undercover officers) on the Metromover system. Puerta and other victims pursued lawsuits against Miami-Dade County and the security contractor, and she publicly shared her ordeal and called for stronger punishment and better transit safety. This was a random, violent assault with no apparent provocation. If you’re looking for a specific aspect (e.g., video descriptions, legal updates, or victim impact), provide more details.