Texas Governor Greg Abbott Pardons Daniel Perry Who Killed BLM Protester in 2020

Daniel Perry, a US Soldier Who Fatally Shot a BLM Protester, Gets Pardon from Texas Governor Greg Abbott

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott pardoned ex-Army sergeant Daniel Perry, who is convicted of killing an armed protester during a 2020 Black Lives Matter march. The decision followed a unanimous recommendation by the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles to restore Perry's firearms rights.
Texas: Daniel Perry Gets Punishment Over BLM Shooting

Texas: Daniel Perry Hit with 25-Year Jail Time Over BLM Protester Shooting

By Rick Martin
Daniel Perry, the self-admitted racist promised to be pardoned by Texas Governor Greg Abbott after he killed a BLM protester, was sentenced to 25 years in prison.
Texas: Twitter Reacts to Gregg Abbott’s Daniel Perry Pardon Plan

Texas: Gregg Abbott's Plan to Pardon Convicted Murdered Daniel Perry Sparks Twitter Backlash

By Mary Webber
Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced that it would pardon Daniel Perry, who was guilty of shooting a protester to death, as soon as a request reached his desk.
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