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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin pardoned a Loudoun County father whose outburst over his daughter being sexually assaulted by a "transgender" student led to him being criminally charged by the state.

Youngkin issued a statement along with his executive order pardoning the father, Scott Smith.

“Scott Smith is a dedicated father who has faced unjustified charges in his attempt to protect his daughter.

Scott’s commitment to his son despite immense obstacles is emblematic of the parent empowerment movement that began in Virginia,” said Governor Youngkin.

“In Virginia, parents matter and my determination to empower them is unwavering. “The fundamental right of parents to participate in the education, upbringing and care of their children must never be undermined by bureaucracy, school divisions or the State,” Youngkin added. “I am pleased to grant this forgiveness to Scott Smith and help him and his family put this injustice behind them once and for all.”