Serafina Liccardi, a 53-year-old unemployed street preacher who dresses up as a medieval angel, did not take kindly to the suggestion that she put on a mask...
Serafina Liccardi is accused of fighting with courthouse security officers who told her to wear a mask. Her defense attorney said she suffers from mental illness and “behaved terribly one afternoon, physically lashing out at a security guard in a moment of true distress.”
“She made it very known that she did not want to comply with the mask mandate,” a federal official said during a court hearing. Published reports have documented the violent and scary actions of some anti-vaccine and anti-mask protestors, some of whom have confronted public officials outside their homes. “Pandemic rage” has resulted in numerous arrests across the country for assaults of store owners, restaurant employees, airline staff and others.
This Facebook post, introduced as evidence during a federal detention hearing, reportedly shows Serafina Liccardi in her angel costume. Liccardi also has “encouraged the massacre of innocent individuals who worked for a company she did not like,” Ganz said in court filings. “Go, gunman. See, FedEx, I told you it was coming for you. God’s eyes are on you and Bezos now, ,” she reportedly wrote in the post.
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