Jan. 6 rioter sentenced to 20 years for assaulting officers The judge called David Dempsey’s offenses “exceptionally egregious” before handing down the 20-year sentence, the second longest sentence for a Capitol rioter. August 10, 2024
A Jan. 6 rioter who attacked multiple officers, including one who ultimately died, was sentenced to 17 months in prison on Thursday.
6, and to point them toward the Capitol as a target. Many of Tarrio’s top lieutenants in the group were at the front of the mob as it breached police lines and helped drive the riot forward at key moments. Dominic Pezzola, who was convicted alongside Tarrio, became the first rioter ...
Jan. 6 rioter Doug Jensen, among first to breach Capitol, guilty on seven criminal counts (yahoo.com) "Cults don't end well. They really don't." 2 1 edit bearister In reply to DiabloWags • 4:54p, 9/23/22 The People are pitching a shutout against the Patriots in criminal ...
6, House GOP sides with Trump and goes after Liz Cheney December 18, 2024 Supreme Court declines appeal from Peter Navarro; Trump White House aide to return after prison term December 17, 2024 Capitol rioter who tried to join Russian army is sentenced to prison for probation violation ...
Police officers were bruised and bloodied as they were dragged into the crowd and beaten. One officer was crushed in a doorframe and another suffered a heart attack after a rioter pressed a stun gun against his neck and repeatedly shocked him. ...
He described being swept up by Trump's bogus claims, and believing as he marched to the Capitol that Trump would join them there and that there was still a chance the election could be overturned. FILE - Stephen Ayres, a rioter who illegally entered the US Capitol on Jan. 6., during ...
6, Sabol is now detained at the Correctional Treatment Facility in Washington, D.C. He faces eight charges, including for allegedly assaulting police officers. If convicted, he could be sentenced to a maximum of 20 years in prison. A federal judge in April ruled him enough of a flight ...
6 defendants, Hale-Cusanelli expressed regret for his role in the attack. “My behavior that day was unacceptable, and I disgraced my uniform and I disgraced the country,” he told the judge before being sentenced to four years in federal prison. “If there’s any kind of service ...
Taylor James Johnatakis, a Washington state man who stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, was sentenced Wednesday to seven years and three months in prison.