First she walked out on her family, and now she’s turned her back on a no-jail deal.
Occupy Wall Street protester and runaway mom Stacey Hessler (pictured), 39, arrested in November for resisting arrest and disorderly conduct, yesterday refused an offer to have her charges dismissed and will instead face a trial.
The dreadlocked Hessler made headlines last year when The Post reported she had abandoned her four children and banker husband in Florida to camp out in Zuccotti Park with a handsome Brooklyn waiter.
Hessler had originally planned to accept the judge’s offer of an adjournment contemplating dismissal, which erases the charge if the defendant stays out of trouble for six months, but later changed her mind, her attorney said.
The Long Island native yesterday wore sandals, carried a bag that said “99 Percent” and had the letters “OWS” sewn onto her blue skirt. Outside, she held up a cardboard sign that said, “A woman’s place is in the revolution.”