Support BORF - Prison Support for John Tsombikos

John Tsombikos was sentenced today to 18th months in prison with 17 months suspended for a felony destruction of property charge relating to BORF
graffiti in NW, DC. His sentence is the latest in a months long legal battle in which the Department of Justice and DC Prosecuters have alleged that John is the mastermind behind the notorious situationist and
anarchist inspired BORF graffiti, seen all over DC, several other states and as far away as Italy, and Greece. Support BORF - Prison Support for John Tsombikos

SUPPORT BORF!
Write a Letter to John Tsombikos in Jail Today!

John Tsombikos was sentenced today to 18th months in prison with 17 months
suspended for a felony destruction of property charge relating to BORF
graffiti in NW, DC. His sentence is the latest in a months long legal
battle in which the Department of Justice and DC Prosecuters have alleged
that John is the mastermind behind the notorious situationist and
anarchist inspired BORF graffiti, seen all over DC, several other states
and as far away as Italy, and Greece.

He will serve one month in jail starting Thursday 2/9. He has also been
sentenced to pay $12,000 in restitution and serve 80 hours of graffiti
removal related community service.

John needs support, please write him a letter today! Help show John that
DC, and the world loves BORF and him, and supports him in this rough time!
Mail time can be the brightest spot of the day in jail, please write John
a letter to help keep his spirits up while he is in prison and remind him
just how much support he has!

BORF graffiti has brightened the faces of thousands around the DC area and
the world, show your appreciation, and support the person bearing the
brunt of this repression.

John's address at the DC jail is as follows:

John Tsombikos
DCDC 308325
North 2 Cell 44
D.C. Jail
1901 E Street SE
Washington DC 20003

Please write John a letter today!!!

We don't know the official mail policy yet so keep it simple:

-black ink on white paper
-put a return name and address on both the envelope and letter
-remember all mail is read by the authorities
-don't send anything extra with your letter, to make sure he gets it.

We'll post the D.C. Jail Mail regulations soon.

For John's address in jail and other news and updates on his case:
http://www.borfsupport.blogspot.com/