Trans Woman Arrested, Sent to Men’s Jail For Entering Florida Capitol Bathroom
When 20-year-old college student Marcy Rheintgen made her yearly spring break trip to her grandparents’ property in Florida, she said she felt at peace — until March 19, when police escorted her out of the bathroom of the State Capitol Building and placed her in handcuffs. Evidently, Rheintgen had violated a 2023 state law criminalizing trans people who use government-owned public restrooms that align with their gender.
This act of civil disobedience was planned. Rheintgen had previously notified lawmakers of her intentions, urging them to recognize the injustice of such legislation. Despite officers initially indicating they would issue a notice rather than arrest her, Rheintgen was detained, charged with trespassing, and spent 24 hours in jail.
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