Susan Rosenberg was convicted sentenced to 58 years in prison for a series of charged related to LeftWing terrorist activity in 1985.Her sentence was commuted by Bill Clinton on his last day in office (2001). She is now Vice Chair for Thousand Currents, an organization which handles fundraising for the Black Lives Matter Global Network. Conviction: “Conspiracy to possess unregistered firearms, receive firearms and explosives shipped in interstate commerce while a fugitive, and unlawfully use false identification documents …; possession of unregistered destructive devices, possession of unregistered firearm (two counts) …; carrying explosives during commission of a felony … ; possession with intent to unlawfully use false identification documents…" ... 'Along with the others, Rosenberg was charged with conspiracy and racketeering offenses in connection with the following incidents: The 1979 prison escape of Joanne Chesimard (also known as Assata Shakur), a former leader of the Black Liberation Army who had been serving a life sentence for the 1973 murder of a New Jersey State Trooper named Werner Foerster The 1976 attempted robbery of an armored car in Pittsburgh The 1980 robbery of an armored car in Manhattan Three attempted robberies of armored cars in Danbury, Connecticut Four attempted robberies of armored cars in Nanuet, New York, in 1980 and 1981 ... The most high-profile incident was the October 1981 Brink’s robbery in Nyack, New York. ... In 1988, Rosenberg was charged with aiding and abetting a series of bombings which took place between 1983 and 1985, at the Capitol building, Fort McNair, the Washington Navy Yard Computer Center and the Washington Navy Yard Officers’ Club, all in Washington, D.C. Bombs were also planted, but did not detonate, at several sites in New York: the FBI’s office in Staten Island, the Israeli Aircraft Industries building, the South African consulate and the New York Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association.'