Stupid American student got senteced 15 years in North Korea for stealing Political Banner

Otto Warmbier

 Stupid American Teen think that North Korea is just a joke and tries to steal a political banner on the hotel he was staying of. This idiot thinks it was fun to visit a country which is clearly hates his nation, and also dumb enough to steal something there. and now he begs to be saved, which will surely gonna be costly for the US goverment

North Korea has sentenced an American student to 15 years of hard labor after accusing him of removing a political banner from a hotel.

The U.S. State Department fired back Wednesday, saying the punishment doesn't fit the alleged crime.

The sentence against University of Virginia student Otto Frederick Warmbier is "unduly harsh," State Department spokesman Mark Toner said, calling for his release.

The United States urges North Korea "to pardon him and to grant him special amnesty and immediate release on humanitarian grounds," Toner said.

North Korea requests U.N. Security Council meeting

Trial reportedly lasted one hour

Stupid Warmbier had traveled to Pyongyang on a trip organized by Young Pioneer Tours, a China-based travel company. He was arrested on January 2, 2016, as he was about to board a plane to leave the country, on the charge of committing a hostile act against the state.

The North Korean government alleged that Warmbier was encouraged to commit the "hostile act" by a purported member of a church in his home state of Ohio, a secretive university organization and even the CIA.

In court Wednesday, North Korean officials presented fingerprints, photos of a political banner and surveillance images -- proof, they said, that Warmbier committed crimes against the regime.

The 21-year-old student pleaded for mercy.

"My brother and my sister need me," he said. "I beg that you see that I am only human, how I have made the worst mistake of my life."

Warmbier was sentenced to 15 years hard labor.

Greg Scarlatoui, executive director for the Committee for Humans Rights in North Korea said he may be forced to work in agriculture, which happened with other American prisoners.

"He may spend his day planting apple trees. It will be fairly grueling forced labor," Scarlatoui said.

Warmbier's family declined to comment on his case. 

No Felony Charges previously reported on his case though