Trial to start Thursday for daddy activist crane protest

In Prison possible for protest over daughter's abduction Sacramento's Donald Tenn explained how his daughter was illegally moved to Illinois by her mother, facilitated by gender biased domestic violence and family laws. 

Tenn is now the President of Fathers 4 Justice, a gender neutral campaign group for parental civil rights.  He spent four days 175' above ground on a construction crane in Columbus, OH during September of last year to gain attention for the cause. 

Jury selection is nearly done for the trial related to the protest.  The prosecution claims vandalism.  Tenn says there was none.  Read Daddy activists facing prison promise ongoing protests for more about this week's events, including photos, videos and messages from other affected families.

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