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This man has now been convicted. |
THE TALLY OF RIOTERS: #1-1618.
Including Donald J. Trump.
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“I didn’t know if I was going to survive that day. I was the most scared I had ever been in my life and I didn’t know if I was going to make it home. Now I live with the anxiety of Jan. 6th.”
Victim statement of one officer in a riot case.
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WITH THIS LIST continuing to grow daily, we remain committed to following the stories of every January 6 rioter charged. We also include individuals – police officers who lost jobs for covering for rioters, Tucker Carlson, who lied about the roots of the attack, sixteen “false electors” charged in Michigan with lying, President Trump himself, and his eighteen co-conspirators in Georgia – who really did try to steal the 2020 election.
As of today (November 5, 2024) our roster of criminals and the accused (innocent until proven guilty!) has ballooned to 1,618 names.
We also include Mr. Trump – four times indicted – who comes in at #1150. In his honor, we mark his entry in his favorite toner color, orange.
Starting
with #1129 on our list, we begin giving details on the most recent arrestees.
We begin, however, with a complete summary of what has happened to all the
rioters so far, #1-1618.
We also
include Mr. Trump – four times indicted – who comes in at #1150. In his honor,
we mark his entry in his favorite toner color, orange.
To this
point, one thousand, two hundred and thirteen (1,213) rioters and friends have
pled guilty, been convicted by juries or in bench trials, lost jobs for
supporting the rioters, or are dead.
1,213
(116
have been sentenced to more time in jail than Trump spent in office.)
In January 2024, a new video clip is released from the point of view of a rioter banging on the doors of the House chamber. Windows are already broken, furniture is piled up to keep the doors blocked, and police officers or secret service agents have guns drawn and pointed at the men and women outside. Two GOP lawmakers, including Rep. Troy Nehls, are shouting at the attackers to pull back.
In his book, Nehls described that moment: “You need to stop banging on these doors,” he says. “Stop trying to breach these doors. If you don’t, and you try to come in here, these gentlemen to my left and right with their guns drawn, they will kill you.”
You can watch the clip, which lasts more than eight minutes, if you want to see the rioters being “let in” by police.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF RIOTERS
AND SECONDARY CASUALTIES
Underlined = convicted.
1a CAPITALIZED and underlined = sentenced.
Numbered, “1a,” etc. = how the blogger keeps track of the number convicted/sentenced
Names in GREEN and underlined – charges dismissed/found innocent.
Names in black and struck through – deceased.
1a. JOSEPH ABASCIANO – lost his job as a police officer
2a. JOSHUA ABATE – 279 hours of comm. service, $500
3a. RASHA ABUAL-RAGHEB – 2 mo. home confinement, 60 hrs. com. Service,
$500 restitution, 3 yrs. probation
989a. RICHARD
ACKERMAN – time
served, two years on probation, $2,000
826a. Daniel Page Adams – guilty on all counts
885a. DENNIS GEORGE ADAMS JR. – 45 days
Dustin Adams
5a. HOWARD BERTON ADAMS JR. – 8 mo., 3 yrs. prob., $4,000
Jared Hunter Adams
796a. JUSTIN DEE ADAMS – 17 months behind bars, a year on probation
Karla Adams
6a. MICHAEL GARETH ADAMS – 60 days, $500
4a. THOMAS B. ADAMS JR. – 14 months in jail, 3 yrs. probation, fined
$2,000
1057a. MILES ADKINS: 12 days in jail, probation, fines and restitution
808a. Zachary Jordan Alam – convicted on all eleven counts
7a. CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL ALBERTS – seven years in prison, $2,000
Chris Alfonso
9a. RUSSELL DEAN ALFORD – 12 months, another 12 on probation, $500
10a. TOMMY FREDERICK ALLAN – sentence: 21 mo., $2,000 fine, three yrs. probation
11a. CHASE KEVIN ALLEN – 14 days, intermittent, 50 hrs. com. service,
$500
Matthew Allen
1059a. Terry L. Allen: guilty all charges, inc. felonies
Luke Almond
12a. EDUARDO NICOLAS ALVEAR GONZALEZ – fines & rest.
$1,500, 200 hrs. com. serv. 2 yrs. pro.
1157a. Kevin Alstrup – has pleaded guilty
13a.
LAWRENCE AMBROSE – 45 days house arrest, $1,000 in fines &
restitution, com. service
899a. DANIEL
AMSINI – 45
days, a year on probation, $749
992a. Edward
Amyot – guilty,
one misdemeanor
JOHN ANDERSON – died of natural causes, before
going to trial
Michael Anderson
Philip Anderson
Joseph Michael Andrews
Keith Andrews
Richard Andrews
14a. JOHN D. ANDRIES – 1 year and 1 day, three years’ supervised
release, $2,000
1026a. RONALD ANDRULONIS – 14 days, intermittent confinement, 60 days’ location
monitoring, three years on probation, $500
15a.
VINCENT JAMES ARDOLINO – three years on probation, $4,100 in fines and
restitution
Assorted
Arizona fake electors (14); four others have already been charged in other
indictments
894a. Anthony Alexander Antonio – guilty, felony count
Ehsan Arbabi
776a. KENNETH ARMSTRONG III – 14 days, three years on probation, $500
904a.DAVID ARREDONDO – 33 months, three years’ supervised release, $2,000
964a. MICHAEL ASBURY – 4 months behind bars, four months of home
confinement, probation, $2,000
16a. NEIL
ASHCRAFT – 80
days, three years on probation, $2,000
17a. RYAN ASHLOCK – 70 days in jail, $500 in restitution, one year
of supervised release
Joshua Lee Atwood
MARK RODERICK AUNGST – committed suicide before trial
1019a. Daniel Avery – pleaded guilty
1020a. Jaimee Avery – pleaded guilty
1027a. RICHARD AVIRETT – 30 days in jail, $500
Carlos Ayala
18a. STEPHEN MICHAEL AYRES – community service, 100 hrs. $500 restitution, 2
yrs. probation
915a FARBOD AZARI – 50 months in prison, 24 more on probation, $2,200
916a. FARHAD AZARI – 30 months, 24 more on probation, $2,200
ASHLI BABBITT – killed during the riot
19a. NOAH S. BACON – 1 year and 1 day in jail, two years’ supervised
release, $2,000
20a. EDWARD BADALIAN – 51 months in prison, probation, $2,000
979a. NATHAN BAER – 4 months in jail, two years on probation, $2,000
Stephanie Baez
21a. MATTHEW BAGGOTT – 3 mo. in jail, one year probation, $500 in
restitution, 60 hrs. com. serv.
Steve Baker
22a. STEPHEN MAURY BAKER – 9 days in jail, $500 in restitution, 24 mo. on
probation
Stephen Michael Baker
951a. RONALD BALHORN – 100 days, a year on probation, 200 hours of
community service, $2,500
Daniel Charles Ball
836a. DAVID A. BALL JR. – two years on probation, $1,000
749a.THOMAS BALLARD – 54 months in prison, 3 yrs. probation, $2,000
23a. CYNTHIA CHRISTINE BALLENGER – 4 mo. in prison, 9 mo. probation, $500
24a. ROBERT BALLESTEROS – community service, $500 in restitution, 3 yrs.
on probation
Barbara
Balmaseda
25a. DAWN BANCROFT – 60 days in jail, 100 hours of community
service, $500 in restitution
984a. STEVE BANNON – four months in prison; refusal to testify
John Manuel Banuelos
26a. JEREMY BAOUCHE – 30 days, $2,500 in fines and restitution, two
years on probation
27a. JULIO BAQUERO – 18 mo., $2,000
28a. THOMAS BARANYI – 90 days, community service, $500, and a year of
probation
29a. ERIC GENE BARBER – 45 days, $500 in restitution, and must pay CNN
for $52.95 in damages
907a. STEPHEN BOYD BARBER – two years on probation, $500
1024a. Kyler
Joseph Bard – plea deal
30a. JEROD THOMAS BARGAR – six months’ home confinement, five years’ probation,
$6,000 in fines and restitution
31a. RICHARD FRANKLIN BARNARD – 30 days home confinement, probation, $500, com.
service
JOSEPH BARNES – died
in a motorcycle accident
32a. RICHARD “BIGO” BARNETT – 54 months in jail, $2,544
33a. LOGAN BARNHART – 3 years, $5,688 in fines and restitution
Brandon Barnhill
Christine Barrello
Jason Barrett
798a. NANCY BARRON – three years on probation
759a. KATELYN BARTOW – a year on probation, $1,613 in fines and
restitution, 90 days of location monitoring, 60 hrs. com. service
764a. TRAVIS BARTOW – a year on probation, $1,242 in fines and restitution
1071a. DAVID MITCHELL BATES – three years on probation, $500
34a. PAULINE BAUER – 27 months in prison, 24 more on probation,
$2,170
35a. ROBERT L. BAUER – 45 days, community service, $500 restitution
36a. ROGER KENT BAUGH – one year and one day in jail, $2,000 fine, 2
yrs. supervised release
1006a. WILLIAM FREDERICK
BEALS II – probation, location
monitoring, community service, $500
37a. DAMON MICHAEL BECKLEY – 18 months in jail, $2,200
38a. MATTHEW JASON BEDDINGFIELD – 38 months, 24 more on prob., $2,000
Perry James Beebe
JAMES BEEKS – acquitted on all charges
1028a. MELANIE
BELGER – three
years on probation, $4,500 in fines and restitution
1175a.
James Behymer – guilty to a felony charge
1185a. DANA
JEAN BELL – 17
months behind bars, three yrs. probation, $2,000
Christopher
Belliveau
Paul
Belosic – he remains at large; fugitive
Celena
Belton
39a. LUKE WESLEY BENDER – 21 mo., 36 on probation, $2,000
40a. ANDREW RYAN BENNETT – 3 mo. home confinement, 21 mo. probation, 80
hrs. com. service, $500 restitution
1029a. Bradley Stuart Bennett – guilty, all charges
743a. TYLER QUINTIN BENSCH – 60 days’ home confinement, two years’ probation
Kathy
Berden, et. al. (15 “false electors”)
1072a. Jordan
Berk – has
pleaded guilty, a single misdemeanor
41a. CALEB BERRY – probation, 3 yrs., $500
42a. Jeremy Bertino – awaiting sentencing, inc. felony
43a. BRYAN BETANCUR BATTISTI – 4 months in jail, a year on probation, $500
restitution
1030a. Natalie Beyeler – guilty plea
Sohail Bhatti
1193a. Joseph
Bierbrodt – guilty,
assault
WILLIAM BIERBRODT – died of natural
causes
44a. JOSEPH R. BIGGS – 17 years in prison, three more on supervised
release, $600
45a. STEVEN BILLINGSLEY – sentenced to perform com. service, pay $500
restitution, 2 yrs. probation
Lawrence Silas Billiter
Todd Bills
46a. AIDEN BILYARD – 40 months in prison, $3,500 in restitution,
etc.
47a. CRAIG MICHAEL BINGERT – eight years behind bars, $2,000
Brian Glenn Bingham
1073a. Francis Biondo – had pleaded guilty
48a. ELLIOT BISHAI – 14 days, 1 yr. on probation, $500 restitution
1009a. BRYAN ROGER BISHOP – 45 months in prison, 36
months on probation, $2,000
1140a. Tanya Bishop – has pleaded guilty
957a.
TONYA BISHOP – probation (24 months), 80 hours of com. service, $500
49a. Gina Bisignano – awaiting sentencing, incl. multiple felonies;
trying to withdraw plea agreement
50a. DONA SUE BISSEY – 14 days in jail, 60 hrs. community service,
$500 restitution
Shannon Bitzer
Robert Bixby
51a. JOSHUA MATTHEW BLACK – 22 months, probation, $2,320
1074a. Thomas Edward Blackwood Jr. – has pleaded guilty
Bennett Blair
52a. DAVID
ALAN BLAIR –
five months in prison, eighteen months on probation, fined $2,000
53a. KEVIN
SAM BLAKELY – 120 days in jail, probation for 18 mo., $500
54a.
WILLIAM BLAUSER JR. – ordered to pay $1,000 in fines and restitution
55a.
MATTHEW BLEDSOE – four years in prison, $4,000 in fines and
restitution, 3 yrs. probation
920a, JASON
BLYTHE – 30
months, 36 more on probation, $2,000
Christina Bobb – fake elector plot
56a. ERIC
BOCHENE – 90
days, a year on probation, $500
Brian
Boele
Leslie Bogue
57a.
BRADLEY BOKOSKI – 36 months on probation, $500, 150 hours of com.
service
58a.
MATTHEW BOKOSKI – 36 months on probation, $500, 150 hours of com.
service
787a. KENNETH BONAWITZ – five years in prison, probation, $2,000
59a.
STACEY BOND – 20 days home confinement, 18 mo. probation, com.
service, $500
777a. JORDAN
BONENBERGER – 18 months on probation, com. service, $2,500
60a. JAMES
BONET – 90
days, restitution, 200 hrs. community service, 1 yr. probation, $500
Andre Bonneau
966a. JONATHAN
BONNEY – a year
on probation, $500
John
Bordeaux
1012a. THERESE
BORGERDING – 50 days
in jail, 130 on home confinement, three years on probation, $2,000
1158a. JOSHUA SCOTT BORUM – probation for two years, 100 hours com. service, $2,500 in fines
and restitution
Mitchell Bosch
61a.
KAREGAN BOSTIC – 30 days of location monitoring, $500, three years’ probation
62a.
WILLIAM THOMAS BOSTIC JR. – 90 days location monitoring, $500, 40 hrs.
community service, three years’ probation
Tim Levon
Boughner
871a. ZACHARIAH
BOULTON – two
years on probation, $1,000 in fines and restitution
929a. PATRICK ALLEN BOURNES – four months, two years on probation, $2,000
Benjamin Bowden
967a. DYLAN BOWLING – 10 days, a year on probation, $500
968a. MARISSA BOWLING – a year on probation, $500
932a. David Bowman – found guilty
63a.
DOMINIC BOX – one year in jail, reduced to two years on probation
805a. LEO
BRENT BOZELL IV – 45 months, $4,727 in restitution
913a. MATTHEW
BRACKLEY – 15 months, 24 on probation, $3,000
1145a. Michael
Bradley –
convicted, felony and misdemeanor charges
941a. BRANDON
LEE BRADSHAW – four months behind bars, probation, $1,000
64a. CORY
RAY BRANNAN – 30 days’ incarceration, com. service, $500, 24 mo.
probation
65a. FRANK
BRATJAN JR. – community service, six months’ probation, $2,000 in
fines & restitution
1174a. Jerry
Braun – now
guilty
1186a. Ethan
Bray – has been convicted
1187a. Toney
Sheldon Bray – has been convicted
Nathan Erik Breese
66a. JAMES
BREHENY – three
years on probation, inc. six on home confinement, $2,000
James
Brett IV
1075a. Paul
Brinson – has pleaded guilty
67a. LARRY
RENDALL BROCK – two years, two more on probation, $2,000
Michael
Leon Brock
68a.
NICHOLAS JAMES BROCKHOFF – 36 months,
36 more on probation, $2,700
69a.
ANTOINE BRODNAX – sentenced to 5 mo. in jail, ordered to pay $500 in
restitution
Tristan
Broadrick
940a. JOSEPH
BRODY – 18
months, community service, $2,200 in fines and restitution
70a. PHILIP ANDREW BROMLEY – 90 days, $4,000 in fines and restitution, one year
on probation
71a. TAMMY A. BRONSBURG (a.k.a. TAMMY A. BUTRY) – 20 days, 24 mo. probation,
$500 restitution
1004a. GLENN ALLEN BROOKS – 6 months, community service, probation, $2,500
72a. JAMES W. BROOKS – $500 restitution, 60 hrs. community service,
one yr. probation
73a. GABRIEL MORGAN BROWN – 20 days, one yr. probation, $500
74a. JEFFREY SCOTT BROWN – 54 months, 36 more on probation, $2,500
75a. JEREMY BROWN – sentenced to seven years, three months on
illegal arms charges
778a. KEITH BROWN – three years on probation, and $3,000
76a. TERRY BROWN – 1 mo. home detention, 3 yrs. Probation, $500 restitution,
60 hrs. com. serv.
Trevor Brown
833a. MARC ANTHONY BRU – six years in prison, three on probation, $10,226
1065a. Ronald Bryan – has pled guilty, felony
assault
77a. MATTHEW JOHN BUCKLER – 14 days, 60 hrs. com. serv., $500 restitution,
probation
78a. JANET WEST BUHLER – 30 days, 3 yrs. probation, $500
1076a. Benjamin Scott Burlew – guilty plea, assault
79a. GABRIEL BURRESS – 45 days home arrest, 18 mo. probation, com.
serv., $500
Brien Arin Burton
80a. JESSICA BUSTLE – 2 mo. home arrest, 2 years’ probation, $500
restitution
81a. JOSHUA BUSTLE – 1 month home detention, 40 hours community
service, $500 restitution and 24 months probation
82a. ALEXIS BUSTOS – probation, two years, community service, $500
83a. BRYAN BUSTOS – probation, two years, community service, $500
757a. JAMIE N. BUTEAU – 22 months in prison, 24 on probation, $2,100
758a. JENNIFER PECK BUTEAU – 3 months in prison, $500
84a. JONAS BUXTON (or JAMES BUXTON) – hit with $1,000 in fines and
restitution, also probation and community service
85a. ALAN
WILLIAM BYERLY – 34 months in prison, three years supervised
release, fined $2,000
1066a. Trevor Cain – has pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges
86a. DANIEL RAY CALDWELL – sentence: 68 mo.; $2,000 fine, three yrs.
probation
87a. Thomas E. Caldwell – awaiting sentencing on felony counts
88a. WILLIAM McCALL CALHOUN JR. – 18 mo. in prison, 24 on probation, $2,000
1077a. Paul Caloia – had pleaded guilty
1068a. Samuel Camargo – guilty on some charges, not guilty on others
1172a. David Camden – guilty, felony assault
89a. JOHN CAMERON- 30 days, placed on probation, $1,500 in fines and
restitution
1078a. CAMERON
CAMPANELLA II – a year on probation, $500
Tyler Campanella
1055a. KYLE
CAMPBELL: 4 months,
4 more on home confinement, 36 months on probation, $2,000
90a. BOYD ALLEN CAMPER – 60 days, 60 hours of community service, $500
restitution
91a. ERIC CANTRELL – 40 hrs. community service, $1,500
92a. JARED CANTRELL – 6 months, 4 more on home confinement, yr. on
probation, $8,500 in fines and restitution
93a. QUENTIN CANTRELL – 6 days, 100 hrs. comm service, $6,500 in fines and
restitution
94a. LEWIS EASTON CANTWELL – five months in prison, $2,000 in restitution,
probation
95a. JEREMIAH CAPLINGER – 35 days in jail, probation, community service,
$500 restitution
756a. STEVEN CAPPUCCIO – 85 months behind bars, two years on supervised
release, $2,610
96a. MATTHEW CAPSEL – 18 months in prison, 24 months supervised
release, $2,000 restitution
Lin Marie Carey
97a.
THOMAS CAREY – 14 days, three years on probation, $500
98a. MICHAEL AARON CARICO – 60 days home arrest, 60 hrs. com. serv., $1,000 in
fines and restitution
Frank Carillo
99a. TUCKER CARLSON – lost his job at Fox News after lying about the
“stolen election”
100a. JONATHAN DANIEL CARLTON – placed on three years’ probation, $500
restitution and community service
931a. Chris Carnell – found guilty
101a. ANTHONY CAROLLO –probation for one year, com. service, $500
restitution
102a. JEREMIAH CAROLLO – 21 days, 12 months probation, $500, etc.
103a. SARA CARPENTER – 22 months, 24 more on probation, $2,280
870a. Austin Carter – conspiracy to commit murder
Andrew Carvajal
Matthew Carver
Todd Branden Casey
965a THOMAS CASSELMAN – 40 months in prison, 36 months on probation, $2,000
104a. TRUDY CASTLE – fines and restitution of $2,500, two-and-a-half
years on probation
105a. MARIPOSA CASTRO – 45 days in jail, and a $5,000 fine
Joseph Cattani
106a. ANDREW CAVANAUGH – two years on probation, $500 restitution and 60
hrs. community service
107a. BRANDON CAVANAUGH – 14 days, 2 yrs. probation, $1,500 in fines and
restitution
108a. RALPH JOSEPH CELENTANO III – 78 months in prison, 36 more on probation
1047a. Jack Chambers – had pleaded guilty
963a. RAYMOND EARL CHAMBERS II – 7 months incarceration, probation,
$500
109a. MICK CHAN – 3 months, com. service, one year on probation,
$500
JULIO CESAR CHANG – probation, $500
110a. JACOB ANTHONY CHANSLEY- 41 months, 36 mo. probation, $2,000 fine
111a. ROBERT CHAPMAN – 3 months home detention, 18 month’s probation,
$1,242 in fines and restitution
Jamie Charlesworth
112a.
GABRIEL CHASE – 3 days, three years on probation, $500
842a.
KENNETH CHESEBRO – five years on probation, $5,000
113a. Stephanie Chiguer – awaiting sentencing
Donald Chilcoat
Shawndale Chilcoat
John Barry Chisholm
930a. RAYMOND CHOLOD – 40 months, 36 on probation, $2,000
840a. WILLIAM CHRESTMAN – 55 months in prison, $2,000
824a. HOLLY CHRISTENSEN – 30 days’ home confinement, three years’ probation,
$500
814a. REED KNOX CHRISTENSEN – 46 months, probation, $22,000
825a. SCOTT CHRISTENSEN – 30 days’ home confinement, three years’ probation,
$500
772a. ERIC CHRISTIE – time served, approximately 11 months, 36 months on
probation, community service
114a. DANIEL CHRISTMANN – 25 days, $500
769a. AGNIESZKA CHWIESIUK – $500 fine, 3 months’ home confinement, three years’
probation, 200 hours of community service
770a. KAROL J. CHWIESIUK – $500 fine, 3 months’ home confinement, three years’
probation, 200 hours of community service
881a. LOUIS MICHAEL CIAMPI
JR. – 18 months on probation,
$500
1005a. ALBERT CIARPELLI – three months in prison, one year on supervised
release, $500
Robert Ciottoni
1079a. CAMERON C. CLAPP – a year on probation, 100 hours of community service, $500
822a. KEVIN S. CLARDY – 60 days, a year on probation, $500
115a. CHRISTY CLARK – probation for two years, 60 hrs. com. service,
$500 in restitution
919a. ERIC DOUGLAS CLARK – 5 months, 12 on probation, com. service, $500
116a. JACOB TRAVIS CLARK – 33 months in prison, 12 more on supervised release
117a. MATTHEW CLARK – same sentence as Christy, his wife, above
959a. NICO CLARY – probation for three years, fines and restitution of
$2,300
960a. XYAN
LEE CLARY - probation
for three years, fines and restitution of $2,300
118a. CALE CLAYTON – 30 months behind bars, two years on probation,
$2,000
James Cleary
119a. CHADWICK CLIFTON – 21 days, 90 home arrest, $1,000 in fines and
restitution
Luke Russell Coffee
120a. LONNIE LEROY COFFMAN – 46 months in prison, three years of supervised
release
1080a. Ben Cohen – guilty, one charge
121a. MENACHEM COHEN – three years on probation, 60 hrs. com. service, $500
1031a. JOSHUA CURTIS COKER – 8 mo. home detention, 36 months’ probation, $500
122a. PAUL GRAY COLBATH – 30 days home detention, probation, com.
service, $500
123a. BENJAMIN COLE – four years on probation, community service, $2,000
Antonio Colello
Robert Colello – probation, community service, $500
124a. JOSHUA COLGAN – 28 days, 90 home confinement, three years’
probation, $500
125a. LOUIS ENRIQUE COLON – two years on probation, $2,000
Kyle Travis Colton
Dylan Cornell
126a. JOSIAH COLT – 15 months, $1,000, three years on probation
817a. SCOTT COLUMBUS – 30 months on probation, $500
127a. JASON MICHAEL COMEAU – two mo. home confinement, $871 in fines and restitution
128a. PAULA ANN CONLON – a year on probation, $500 in restitution
129a. Cody Page Connell – guilty, bench trial
818a. KIM CONNOLLY – six months’ probation, $500
130a. FRANCIS CONNOR – three months home confinement, nine months additional
probation, community service, $871 in fines and restitution
131a. THOMAS PAUL CONOVER – 30 days residential treatment, 36 mo.
probation, $3,000 in fines and restitution
1002a RICHARD COOK – 18 months in prison, $2,000
973a. STEVEN PATRICK COOK – 28 months behind bars, 36
months on probation, and $2,000 in restitution.
132a. NOLAN COOKE – sentence: 1 yr., 1 day, $2,000 fine, three yrs.
probation
133a. MICAH COOMER – four years on probation, 279 hours of community
service, $500
1007a. Jonathan Joseph Copeland – guilty, six felonies
134a. LANDON COPELAND – 3 years, 3 more on probation, inc. six mo.
house arrest, $2,000
1147a. Robert Coppotelli – guilty, two misdemeanors
135a. KEVIN CORDON – probation, 100 hours com. serv., $4,500 in
fines and restitution
136a. SEAN CARLO CORDON – probation, $4,500 in fines and restitution
Dylan Cornell
137a. CHRISTIAN CORTEZ – 4 mo. in prison, 36 mo. probation, $2,000
Elias Costianes
779a. WILLIAM COTTON – probation and $500
138a. MATTHEW COUNCIL – 180 days home det, 100 hrs. com. serv; $2,000
139a. MASON JOEL COURSON – four years, nine months, 3 yrs.’ probation, $2,000
140a. GRACYN DAWN COURTRIGHT – 30 days, 60 hrs. com. service, $500 restitution,
yr. prob.
141a. COUNTRY CRAMER – 40 days
home confinement, four years’ probation, $500
142a. ERIC CRAMER – eight months, one year on probation, $500
908a. ESVETLANA CRAMER – probation for two years, 60 hours’ community service
143a. DALTON RAY CRASE – 3 years on probation, 60 hours of community
service, $500
1021a. Phillip
Marion “Bunky” Crawford
– guilty, including on assault charges
144a. KEVIN DOUGLAS CREEK – 27 months in prison, $2,000 in restitution,
year on probation
145a. DYLAN R. CRONIN – eight months in prison, twelve on probation, 200
hours of community service, $500
146a. KEVIN M. CRONIN – 18 months’ probation, 100 hrs. com. service,
$2,000 in fines and restitution
147a. KEVIN M. CRONIN II – 30 days in jail, $500
1196a. Richard T. Crosby Jr. – guilty plea, four misdemeanors
746a. Donovan Crowl – convicted on serious felony charges
845a. JOHN EDWARD CROWLEY – 8 months, three years’ probation, $7,000
148a. GLENN WES LEE CROY – 14 days in jail, 90 days of home confinement,
$500 restitution, 3 years’ probation
149a. LLOYD CASIMIRO CRUZ JR. – 45 days, a year on probation, $500
150a. BRUNO JOSEPH CUA – a year and a day, three years on probation,
$2,000
151a. JENNY LOUISE CUDD – fined $5,000, $500 restitution, 2 mo. probation
Martin Cudo
780a. ALAN CULBERTSON – 18 months’ probation, $500
152a. CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM – 3 mo. home detention,
fined $1,123, $500 restitution, probation for one year
886a. JASON HEROLD CURL – probation, 50 hrs. community service, $1,500
153a. MICHAEL THOMAS CURZIO – six months’ detention, $500 restitution
750a. CASEY CUSICK – 10 days in jail, four years of supervised release
and probation, $3,500 in fines and restitution
752a. JAMES VARNELL CUSICK JR. – 10 days, four years on supervised release or
probation, $3,500
Frank
Dahlquist
1192a. Joshua Ryan Dale – has agreed to a plea deal
David Paul Daniel
1085a. MICHAEL DANIELE – 30 days home confinement, two years on probation,
$2,500.
753a. MATTHEW DASILVA – 28 months behind bars
154a. MICHAEL SHANE DAUGHTRY – 60 days home detention, three years’ probation,
com. service, $500
1084a. CURTIS DAVIS – two year in jail, three on probation, $2,000
Jacob Davis
155a. JAMES RUSSELL DAVIS – two months in prison, two years on probation, $2,000
David Allan Davis
156a. NICHOLAS DECARLO – 48 mo. in jail, $4,500 in fines &
restitution, 36 mo. supervised release
Jim DeGraffenreid – fake elector
Kim Eugene Decker II
157a. NATHANIEL J. DEGRAVE – 37 months in prison, $25,000 fine, $2,000
restitution
1177a. Robert William Degregoris – has had bench trial; guilty, four charges
1086a. JOHNNY
A. DELBRIDGE JR.
– two years on probation, $1,000 in fines and restitution
1087a. JOHNNY
A. DELBRIDGE III
– two years on probation, $1,000 in fines and restitution
Maria
DeLuca
Lincoln
Deming
1032a. DAVID DEMPSEY – 20 years in prison
158a. LUCAS DENNEY – 52 months in prison, three years on probation,
restitution to be determined
159a. ROBERT WAYNE DENNIS – 3 yrs., 2 extra on probation, $2,000
Victor Sean Dennison
1001a. DAVID DEPAPE – 30 years for his hammer attack
160a. TIMOTHY DESJARDINS – 18 years related to other gun incidents
Catholine DeVries
161a. MICHAEL JAMES DICKINSON – 20 months behind bars, probation, $2,000 down
the toilet
162a. KIMBERLY DIFRANCESCO – $2,500 in fines and restitution, 30 mo. on
probation
895a. GINO DIGIOVANNI – ten days in jail, a year of supervised release, $500
869a. BRANDON KELLY DILLARD – four months in jail, a year on probation, $500
754a. KALEB DILLARD – 10 months, a year on probation, $41,238.55 in fines
and restitution.
163a. BRITTANY ANGELINA DILLON – 2 mo. home detention, 2 yrs. Probation, $500
900a. MICHAEL JOHN DILLON – 45 days, a year on probation, $500
1056a. JOHN DINE: probation, $1,000 in fines and restitution
980a. DEREK DODDER – 14 days in prison, a year on probation, $500
164a. RUSSELL DODGE JR. – probation, community service, $1,500
165a.Jason Dolan – awaiting sentencing on conspiracy charges
Wendy Dominski
166a.CHARLES DONOHOE – 40
months, 36 on probation, $2,000
167a. JOSHUA DOOLIN – 18 months, twice that on probation
Robert Steven Dowell
168a. DANIELLE NICOLE DOYLE – fined $3,000, $500 restitution, 2 mo. probation
773a. KIMBERLY RAE DRAGOO – 14 days, three years’ probation,
$5,500
774a. STEVEN MICHAEL DRAGOO – 14 days, intermittent confinement, three
years on probation, $5,500
169a. KARL DRESCH – 6 months, time served, $500 restitution
170a. JOSHUA DRESSEL – 14 days, $1,000 in fines and restitution
171a. LAWRENCE DROPKIN JR. – 30 days, 60 hrs. com. serv., $500 in rest., 1
yr. probation
Patrick Duffy
1088a. Bryan Dula – has pleaded guilty, two misdemeanors
Cleophus Dulaney
914a. WILLIAM DUNFEE – 30 months in jail, three years of supervised
release, $12,000
1033a. Fi Duong – he pleaded guilty in April 2023
872a. JIMMY
DUONG – three
years on probation, 50 hours of community service, $500
994a. TYLER BRADLEY DYKES – 57 months in prison,
$22,000 in fines and restitution
Rockne Earles
856a. ISRAEL JAMES EASTERDAY – 30 months, 500 hours of community service, $2,000
1090a. John Eastman – law license in California suspended
172a. MICHAEL ECKERMAN – 20 months, two years’ probation, $2,000
173a. GARY EDWARDS – must pay $3,000 in fines and restitution, 200
hrs. com. service
174a. DANIEL DEAN EGTVEDT – 42 months in prison, 36 on probation, $2,000
175a. HUNTER ALLEN EHMKE – 4 mo., 36 mo. Supervised release, $2,821
restitution
176a. VALERIE ELAINE EHRKE – probation, 36 months, $500 restitution
177a. JOLENE EICHER – two months in jail, a year on parole, $500
178a. LISA MARIE EISENHART – 30
months, $2,000
891a. DAVID ELIZALDE – 30 days home detention, $2,500
179a. JAMES R. ELLIOTT – 37 months, two years on probation, $2.000
850a. JENNA ELLIS – 3-5 years on probation, 100 hrs. com. service,
$5,000, law license in Colorado suspended for three years
180a. NATHAN WAYNE ENTREKIN – 45 days, 3 years’ probation, $500 rest. and
com. service
815a. RAY EPPS – one year on probation, 100 hours of community
service
Boris Epshteyn
181a. ANDREW C. ERICSON – 24 days in jail, total, $500 in restitution, 2
yrs.’ probation
182a.
RICHARD ESCALERA – 7 days in jail, two years’ probation, 60 hrs.com.
service
Charles Espinosa
969a. MICHELLE
ESTEY – 36
months on probation, fines and restitution of $2,500, 250 hrs. of community
service
807a. Tyler Earl Ethridge – guilty on all charges, bench trial
183a. JEFFREY ETTER – three years’
probation, $5,500 in fines and restitution
184a. DERRICK EVANS – 3 months, 3 years’ probation, $4,000 in fines
and restitution
Jesse Evans
185a. TRENISS JEWELL EVANS III – 20 days, three yrs. probation, $5,500 fines and
restitution
Michael Fagundes
186a. ROBERT FLYNT FAIRCHILD JR. – 6 months’ incarceration, $2,000 restitution
187a. SCOTT KEVIN FAIRLAMB – 41 months in prison, 26 mo. probation, $2,000
819a ALEXANDER
FAN – a year on
probation, $500, 100 hours of community service
188a. ISAIAH
FARNSWORTH – 3
months, 3 years on probation, community service, $11,860 in restitution
857a. JASON
FARRIS – 18
months, 24 on probation, $2,000
189a. MARILYN FASSELL – 30 days in jail, 36 months on probation, $500
190a. THOMAS FASSELL – 7 days, $500 in restitution
765a. RENEE FATTA – 24 months’ probation, $500
191a. LUKE FAULKNER – 30 days house arrest, probation, community service,
$500
192a. TROY FAULKNER – 5 months, 36 months on probation, $10,560 in
restitution
193a. THOMAS FEE – must pay $1,000 in fines and fees, 50 hours
community service, 2 yrs. probation
799a. BRANDON FELLOWS – three years, plus five months for contempt of court,
three years’ probation, $2,000
194a. JAMIE FERGUSON – community service, two years’ probation, $500
195a. LETICIA VILHENA FERREIRA – 14 days in jail, three years’ supervised
release, $500
196a. ANTONIO FERRIGNO – 2 mo. home confinement, 60 hrs. com. serv., 2
yrs. prob., $871 fines and rest
197a. JEFFREY FINLEY – 75 days in jail, a year
on probation, and $500
1178a. Tim Finnegan – guilty, two misdemeanors
Christopher Finney
876a. FREDERIC FIOL – 45 days in jail, two years on probation, $500
Alan Fischer III
Joseph W. Fischer
925a. JOSEPH ROBERT FISHER – 20 months, 24 more on probation, $2,000
198a. SAMUEL J. FISHER – 120 days in jail, one year on probation,
community service, etc.; plus 42 months on a gun charge
199a. CINDY FITCHETT – 1 month home detention, probation, community
service, $500
Michael Fitzgerald
200a. KYLE FITZSIMONS – 87 months in prison, 3 years’ supervised
release, $2,770
1039a. John Flanagan – pleaded guilty
1040a. Sarah Flanagan – pleaded guilty
James Flint-Smith
201a. EDUARD FLOREA – 33 months in prison.
1089a. Kelly Lynn Fontaine – guilty, two misdemeanors
202a. SAMUEL FONTANEZ RODRIGUEZ – a year on probation, $500, 50 hrs. com. service
816a. GILBERT FONTICOBA – four years in prison, three additional on probation
1013a. MICHAEL FOURNIER – 30 days, probation, 100 hrs. of com. service, $500
203a. SAMUEL CHRISTOPHER FOX – 60 days home confinement, fines and restitution
in the sum of $3,000
204a. MICHAEL JOSEPH FOY – 40 months in jail, 24 on probation, $2,000
205a. JACOB FRACKER – 59 days, 120 hrs. com. serv., 12 mo. prob.,
$2,000
1091a. JUDY FRAIZE – probation for a year, $500
ROY NELSON FRANKLIN - deceased
206a. DAWN FRANKOWSKI – probation, $1,250 in fines and restitution,
community service
Howard Raymond Freelove
Nolan Freeman
1148a. Larry Freligh – has pleaded guilty
Caleb
Fuller
Kenneth
Fuller
1092a. Nicholas
Fuller – has
pleaded guilty
1093a. William Irvin Fuller – has pleaded guilty
207a. LEVI GABLE – 45 days on house arrest, $1,500 in fines and
restitution, com. service
BRIAN MICHAEL GAHERTY – 33 months in prison, $10,000 fine (for threatening
to kill Maxine Waters)
208a. KEVIN GALETTO – 27 months in prison, $2,000
James Gallagher
209a. THOMAS GALLAGHER – must do 60 hrs. community service, $500
restitution, 2 yrs. probation
Thomas Gallagher
William Gallagher
210a. JOEI LEANN GALLMAN – 18 months on probation, 50 hours of com. service,
and $1,500 in fines and restitution
211a. WILLIAM JOHN WYATT GALLMAN – same sentence as Joei
212a. ANDREW GALLOWAY – 30 days, $1,500 in fines and restitution
August Raymond Garcia
882a. Gabriel Augustin Garcia – guilty, two felonies
213a. JACOB GARCIA – 30 days (intermittent), 2 yrs. probation, $500
214a. MITCHELL TODD GARDNER II – 55 mo., 36 mo. probation, $3,500 in fines and
restitution
Troy Vincent Garrett
1168a. David Michael Gary - has pleaded guilty
Lowell Gates
Spencer Sidney Geller –
currently a fugitive
215a. RAECHEL GENCO – probation, community service, $500
Edward George Jr.
216a. CHRISTINA GERDING – 2 years on probation, $500
217a. JASON GERDING – 2 years on probation, $500
218a. ERIC GERWATOWSKI – 30 days of home confinement, two years on
probation, $2,000
219a. JOHN HUBERT GETSINGER JR. – 60 days, 36 mo. prob., 100 hrs. com. serv.,
$500
220a. MICHAEL GIANOS – 1 mo. home confinement, community service, $500
763a. LARRY FIFE GIBERSON – two months in jail, $2,000
221a. Isaiah Giddings – awaiting sentencing on one felony count
222a. ROBERT GIESWEIN – four years in prison, three on probation,
$2,000
800a DAVID JOSEPH GIETZEN – six years in prison, three additional on supervised
release, $710
956a. TONY LEE GILL – 45 days in jail, $1,500
223a. VINCENT GILLESPIE – 68 mo., 36 supervised release, $2,000
restitution, $25,000 fine
Lee Giobbie
224a. ANTHIME JOSEPH GIONET – 60 days, two years on probation, $2,500 fines
and restitution.
1046a. RUDY
GIULIANI, et. al.
– the defendants in the Georgia election fraud case have already taken a few
lumps; Rudy has lost a defamation case against two Georgia poll workers, and
the jury awarded them $148.2 million. Rudy is also going to be disbarred in
Washington D.C.
Kenneth Giusini
225a. FRANK R. GIUSTINO – 90 days,
$500
226a. MARCOS GLEFFE – 60 days’ home detention, 60 hours’ community
service, $1,000
227a. EARL GLOSSER – probation, $500 restitution, 100 hours
community service
Billy Joe
Gober
Darrell Wayne Goins
228a. SIMONE MELISSA GOLD – sentence: 60 days, $9,500 fine, $500 in
restitution, year on supervised release
Mario Gonzalez
229a. DANIEL GOODWYN – 60 days in jail, a year of supervised release,
$3,000 in fines and restitution.
230a. JOHN THOMAS GORDON – 6 months in prison, $2,000
231a. VAUGHN GORDON – 90 days home confinement, 3 yrs. probation,
$500
Amy Nicole Gordon
Bart Gore
232a. Vitali Gossjankowski – awaiting sentence on multiple felonies
Caden Paul Gottfried
233a. JOHN DAVID ROSS GOULD – 2 mo. home confinement, a year on probation, 60
hrs. com. serv., $500
234a. JEFFREY GRACE – 75 days, and a bonus year on probation, $500
235a. JEREMY GRACE – 21 days, community service, $500 restitution,
probation for a year
846a. JONATHAN GRACE – 24 months behind bars, 36 more on supervised
release, $7,000
Daryl Steven Graham
921a. JAMES TATE GRANT – three years
in prison, $2,000
855a. DANIEL PAUL GRAY – 30 months, 36 more on probation, 200 hours of
community service, $2,000
236a. LESLIE GRAY – a year and a day behind bars, $2,000
237a. KENNETH GRAYSON – sentence: 2 mo., $2,000 fine, two years’
probation
1094a. Leah Eva Green (a.k.a. Leah Gruppo) – has pleaded guilty
238a. Matthew Greene – awaiting sentencing on two serious charges
239a. MICHAEL “WHIP” GREENE –
probation and 60 hours of community service (mostly a win for the defendant)
240a. CHRISTOPHER RAY GRIDER – 83 months, fined $5,044; he must also surrender
$800 her raised on a Go Fund Me page
241a. COUY GRIFFIN – 14 days in jail, community service, $3,500 in
fines and restitution
1041a. Jason Griffin – pleaded guilty, minor charge
242a. ANTHONY A. GRIFFITH SR. – six months, twelve on probation, $500
243a. JACK JESSE GRIFFITH (a.k.a. JUAN BABIANO) – 90 days of home
confinement, plus 14 added for parole violations, 36 months’ probation, $500
890a. Philip Grillo – found guilty
244a. ANDREW WILLIAM GRISWOLD – 75 days in jail, two years’ supervised release,
$2,000
245a. Mark Grods – awaiting sentencing on two charges
246a. THOMAS GRONEK – time served, $50 fine, arrested on Jan. 5 on a
gun charge
884a. JEREMY GROSECLOSE – 40 months behind bars, 24 on probation, $5,000
247a. JULIANO GROSS – 45 days home confinement, and other typical
“bonuses,” inc. $500
248a. LOGAN GROVER – 30 days home arrest, 24 mo. probation, 100 hrs.
com. serv., $500
249a. LEONARD GRUPPO – 90 days, home confinement, $3,500 in fines and
restitution, etc.
1159a. Daniel Guizio – guilty, two misdemeanors
875a. Derek Gunby – guilty on five charges, inc. a felony
250a. BRIAN GUNDERSEN – 18 months in jail, probation, $2,000
Leonard Guthrie
1014a. CHRIS
GUTIERREZ – probation
for three years, $2,000 owed in fines and restitution
251a. JOSEPH HACKETT – 42 months in prison, 36 months on probation
James Haffner
252a. STACEY WADE HAGER – 7 months, $500
253a. TIMOTHY LOUISE HALE-CUSANELLI – four years in jail,
$2,000
254a. JOSHUA HALL – a year on probation, $700 in fines and restitution
832a. SCOTT HALL – five years on probation, $5,000
255a. LUIS HALLON – two years on probation, $500
Michael
Haltom
1022a. Zylas
Hamilton – guilty,
misdemeanor charge
256a. THOMAS PATRICK HAMNER – 30 months in prison, $2,000 fine, 3 years’
probation
257a. CHARLES HAND III – 20 days, probation, community service and $500
1042a. ROBERT HANNA – 24 months on probation, $1,000 in fines and
restitution
1043a. STEVEN HANNA – same sentence as Robert (above)
Theo Hanson
Rocky
Hardie
258a. MICHAEL LEE HARDIN – 30 days home det., $500, 60 hrs. com. serv., 18
months probation.
Peter J. Harding
259a.
STACIE ANN HARGIS-GETSINGER – 60 days, $500, probation, etc.
903a ALEX HARKRIDER – two years in prison, two more on probation, $2,000
260a. KENNETH HARRELSON – 48 months in prison, 24 months on probation
1008a. DANIEL HARRINGTON – 45 days, probation, $500
1058a. Douglas Harrington – guilty, felony assault
261a. DR. AUSTIN BRENDLEN HARRIS – fines and restitution in the sum of $5,500, and 400
hours of community service
262a. JOHNNY HARRIS – 7 months, a year of probation, $500
263a. RICHARD L. HARRIS – 41 months, 36 more on probation, $605
264a. BRUCE J. HARRISON – community service, restitution, 2 yrs.
probation, $500
265a. JEREMY HARRISON – 30 days’ home confinement, probation, community
service, $500
880a. ERIC
GLEN HARROWER – 10 days in the slammer, probation, etc., $500
1160a. Dean
Robert Harshman – guilty plea, one misdemeanor
266a. TIMOTHY ALLEN HART – 45 days on home confinement, three years’ probation,
$2,000
Steve Hassel
1054a. Daniel Hatcher: guilty, misdemeanor charges
267a. ANDREW HATLEY – sentence: 60 hrs. comm. service, $500
restitution, 3 yrs. probation
905a. JACOB HAWKINS – probation, two years, $500
1129a Uliyahu Hayah – has plead guilty to assault
268a. JOSHUA DILLON HAYNES – sentence: 2 yrs., 8 mo. in prison, $2,000 in
restitution, and $29,989.36 in euros restitution
269a. DONALD HAZARD – 4 years, 9 months, and probation, $2,000
270a. STEPHANIE HAZELTON (a.k.a. Stephanie Wolf/Wolfe) – 10 days, three
mo. home confinement, $2,000
271a. ALBUQUERQUE COSPER HEAD – 90 months in prison, 3 yrs. pro., $2,000
restitution
942a. BRIAN HEALION – 100 days in jail, three years on probation, $2,000
272a. CHAD HEATHCOTE – 15 days, probation for three years, $500
1190a. Chad Hedgcock – guilty, misdemeanor charges
958a. BENJAMIN HEFFELFINGER – two years on probation, $500
Brandon Heffner
273a. JENNIFER HEINL – 14 days, two years on probation, $500
274a. DODGE DALE HELLONEN – 279 hours of com. service, four yrs. probation, $500
275a. EDWARD E. HEMENWAY II – 45 days, 60 hours community service, $500 in
restitution
276a. PAM HEMPHILL – 60 days, $500, 36 months’ probation
277a. NICHOLAS PATRICK HENDRIX – 30 days, $500, 36 months on probation
278a. JON NICHOLAS HENEGHAN – 20 days, one year on supervised release, $500
Michael Hennessey
Tyler Henson
279a. CARA MAUREEN HENTSCHEL – 45 days in halfway house, $1,000 fines &
rest., 36 mo. pro.
280a. DANIEL HERENDEEN – 14 days behind bars, two months of house
arrest, a $500 fine, and three years on probation
281a. ANDREW ALAN HERNANDEZ – sentence: 18 mo., $2,000 fine, 3 yrs. probation
282a. EMILY HERNANDEZ -30 days, one year probation, $500, 80 hours com.
serv.
283a. JOSHUA “ACE” HERNANDEZ – sentence: 24 mo., $2,000 fine, 3 yrs. probation
284a. ERIK HERERRA – 4 yrs. in prison, 3 more on probation, $3,000 in
fines and restitution.
285a. DILLON COLBY HERRINGTON – 37 months in prison, 36 months on probation, $2,000
Michael Hershberger-Davis
837a. CAMERON EDWARD HESS – 9 months in
jail, 36 on probation, $2,000.
1083a. Joseph Kerry Hicks – convicted on misdemeanor
charges
1101a.
Clayton Hildebrand – has pleaded guilty
828a. DUSTY ALLAN HIGGINS – 14 days, three years on probation, $500
286a. JACOB G. HILES – fined $500, ordered to complete 60 hrs. com.
service, 3 yrs. probation.
Jim Hindle – fake elector
1102a. Charles Himber – has pled guilty
1044a. Sandra Hodges – has pled guilty
287a. PAUL ALLARD HODGKINS – 8 months in prison, $2,000 fine, 2 yrs. super. Release
Nicholas Hofer
981a. LUKE HOFFMAN – 20 months, $2,000
288a. BRENT HOLDRIDGE – 60 days, three years on probation, $500
Brian Holmes
1045a. SARAH KATHLEEN HOLMES – a year on probation, $1,500 in fines and restitution
289a. LISA ANNE HOMER – community service, probation, $500 restitution,
$5,000 fine
DAVID KENNEDY
HOMOL –
death by suicide; gunshot to the temple
829a DILLON PAUL HOMOL – 3 months’ home confinement, can go to work, 2 years’
probation
290a. ADAM AVERY HONEYCUTT – 90 days, $500 restitution
938a. MATTHEW HONIGFORD – 19 months in prison, probation, $2,000
291a. KASEY VON OWEN HOPKINS – 4 months, 24 months’ probation, $500
1103a. COREY HORAN – three years’ probation,
$500
813a. STEPHEN ETHAN HORN – probation, $2,000
292a. JAMES MATTHEW HORNING – 30 days, $500, probation
293a. IAN ROSS HORVATH – probation for three years, $500
294a. JENNIFER HORVATH – 14 days, 90 home confine, $500, 3 yrs. pro.
748a. ALAN HOSTETTER – 11 years, 3 months in prison, $32,400 in fines and
restitution, etc.
983a. David
Brian Howard – guilty, two charges
767a. JOSEPH HOWE – 50 months in jail, $2,000
295a. ANNIE HOWELL – 60 days, 36 months on probation, $500
1161a. Jason
Howland – has
pleaded guilty
296a. JEFFREY HUBBARD – 45 days, 36 mo. on probation, fines and fees of
$1,000
297a. JOSIAH PABLO HUESO – three years on probation, 50 hours of com. serv.,
$500
298a. JEROD WADE HUGHES – three years, ten months, $2,000
299a. JOSHUA CALVIN HUGHES – three years, two months in prison, $2,000, 3
yrs. pro.
1069a. Nathan Earl Hughes – guilty, assault, and more
Jonathan Humphreys
Evan
Hunt
Joseph Daniel Hutchinson III – the fugitive was apprehended on January 6,
2024
892a. DALE HUTTLE – 30 months behind bars, 36 months visiting his
probation officer, $3,639 in fines and restitution.
775a. MATTHEW HUTTLE – six months, $500
300a. JASON LEE HYLAND – 7 days, $4,500 in fines and restitution
301a. SUZANNE IANNI – 15 days, 30 months pro., 60 hrs. com. serv.,
$500
Mark Sami Ibrahim
Eugenia Inks
Richard Inks
302a. ELIAS IRIZARRY – 14 days, $500
1034a. Joseph Irwin – convicted, felony charges
303a. TRACI ISAACS – a year and a
day, $2,000
304a. WILLIAM ISAACS – five years on probation
305a. BRYAN WAYNE IVEY – 60 days home confinement, three years’
probation, $500
1146a. Arthur Jackman – has pleaded guilty, misdemeanor charge
827a. ADAM LEJAY JACKSON – 52 weekends in jail, a year of home confinement, $6,392
in fines and restitution
948a. BRIAN SCOTT “SKOOTER” JACKSON – 37 months in prison
Emanuel Jackson
306a. MICAJAH JOEL JACKSON – 90 days residential facility, $1,500 fines
& rest., 36 mo. pro.
993a. Dominic
Jakubowski – guilty,
one charge
Aaron James
307a. Joshua James – facing serious jail time, conspiracy
308a. DEREK JANCART – 45 days, $500
Sergio Herrera Jaramillo
309a. RAUL JARRIN – 14 days, three years on probation, $500.
906a. YESENIA JAURE – probation, two years, $500
310a. IRAJ
JAVID – 90
days of home confinement, 24 months on probation, $500
311a.
SHANE JENKINS – seven years in prison, $5,896 in fines and
restitution, and three extra years on probation
1063a. ALLAN JENNINGS – a year in jail, three on
probation, $3,825.
312a. DOUG
JENSEN –
five years in prison, $2,000 fine
313a. JUSTIN JERSEY – 51 months, 36 months on probation, $32,165.65
in restitution.
883a. TAYLOR
JAMES JOHNATAKIS – 84 months in jail, 36 months on probation, $2,385
314a. ADAM
JOHNSON – 75
days, 200 hrs., fined $5,000, restitution, plus probation
Andrew
Joshua Johnson
991a. ANDREW
PAUL JOHNSON – a year behind
bars, a year more on probation, $2,836 in fines and resitution
315a.
DANIEL JOHNSON – 4 months, $2,000 in restitution, 1 year probation
316a.
DARYL JOHNSON – 30 days, one yr. super. release, $4,000 in fines
& rest.
1104a. JACK
MITCHELL JOHNSON – 7 days, a year on probation, 60 hrs. com. service, $500
317a.
JOSHUA JOHNSON – 24 months in prison, $2,000
922a. PAUL
RUSSELL JOHNSON – five years on probation, 52 weekends in jail, two years
of home confinement, $27,000 in fines and restitution
318a.
THADDIS JOHNSON JR. – 180 days’ house arrest, 60 hrs. com. serv., $500, 2
yrs. pro.
Whitney
Johnson
786a.
ZACHARY JOHNSON – 42 months behind bars, 36 months of supervised release
Damian Johnston
319a.
DAVID CHARLES JOHNSTON – 21 days, 90 days’ house arrest, $3,000, 3 yrs. pro.
1060a, JAY
JOHNSTON – a year
and a day, $2,000
781a.
BRIAN RAYMOND JONES – probation, community service, $500
320a.
CALEB JONES - two months of home confine., 100 hours com.
serv., etc.
762a. Chad
Barrett Jones – guilty on nine counts
1105a. Karen
Jane Jones – pleaded
guilty
1106a. Robert
Walter Jones
– pleaded guilty
Christopher
Jordan
Earl Jordan
1100a. Micaiah
Joseph –
convicted by a jury, multiple charges
Predrag Jovanovic
Nicole Marie Joyner
David Michael Joynt
321a.
DAVID LEE JUDD – 32 months, 2 yrs. probation, $5,691.
322a. JOHN
JURAN –
two mo. home confine., $1,000 fines & rest., probation
323a.
ZVONIMIR JURLINA – 14 days, two years’ probation, $500
830a. RALPH
KAHLER – probation,
30 days of location monitoring, $1,598 in fines and restitution, 40 hours of
community service
831a. SUZANNE
KAHLER – probation,
30 days of location monitoring, $1,598 in fines and restitution, 40 hours of
community service
812a. RILEY
KASPER – 37
months in prison, $2,000
Dr. Daphne Kasperek
Thomas Kasperek
Jared Kastner
324a.
SUZANNE KAYE – 18 months in prison
782a. WILLIAM
GLYNN KEEN – probation
for 18 months, $500
939a. QUINN
KEEN – two years, two more on
probation, $2,000
325a.
KLETE KELLER – six months home incarceration, 36 months’
probation, 360 hours of community service, $2,000
Edward
Kelley
326a. KARI
DAWN KELLEY – three years’ probation, $500
721a. RYAN
KELLEY – 60 days,
a year on probation, $5,500 in fines and restitution
Brian Leo
Kelly
Christopher
M. Kelly (case dismissed)
327a. KASH
LEE KELLY – 60
days, $500
328a.
KENNETH KELLY – 60 days home confinement, $500, 12 months probation
329a. LEO
KELLY – 30
months in jail, $7,000 in fines and restitution
Thomas “Tommy” Joseph Kelly, Jr.
Christina Kelso
1052a. CHRIS
KENILEY: 10 days,
a year on probation, $500
982a. Nicholas
L. Kennedy – guilty,
pair of felonies
Michael
Kenny
Thomas
Kenny
1169a. Jay
Matthew Kenyon – guilty, five charges
330a.
JOSIAH KENYON – six years, $43,315 in restitution
887a.
HEATHER KEPLEY – three years on probation, $2,000
331a.
JULIAN KHATER – sentenced to six years, eight months in federal
detention, fines and restitution: $12,000.
332a.
CAROL KICINSKI – 20 days, probation, $500
333a.
NOLAN HAROLD KIDD – 45 days, $500
1107a. CLIVE M. KINCAID – home confinement,
probation, $1,376
334a.
PATRICK JOHN KING – three years on probation, $500
867a .DEREK
KINNISON – 33 months, 36 more on probation, $2,000
335a.
WILLIAM STEPHON KIT – 30 days in jail, 40 hrs. com. service
755a.
FEDERICO KLEIN – 70 months, $5,000 in fines and restitution
1108a. Jonathanpeter
Klein – has
pleaded guilty, inc. felony charge
1109a. Matthew
Leland Klein – has pleaded guilty, inc. felony charge
William
George Knight
1179a. James
Allen Knowles – guilty on one charge, innocent on three others
977a. JOSHUA
KNOWLES – 7
months in jail, one year on probation, $500
975a. Brady Knowlton – guilty, felony offense
336a. BILLY KNUTSON – six months in jail, $500, one year on probation
1195a. Troy Allen Koen – guilty of assault
1110a. Matthew Kohler – has pled guilty, misdemeanors
879a. CORY KONOLD – 30 days in prison, two years on probation
861a. FELICIA KONOLD – 45 days in prison, two years on probation
337a. BRIAN KORTE – 21 days, $500
338a. JACKSON KOSTOLSKY – 30 days home confinement, $500, three years’
probation
339a. PAUL KOVACIK – 90 days, $500, probation
970a. ADAM KOVSKY – three years on probation, $500
340a. PHILIP EDWARD KRAMER – 30 days, 100 hours com. serv., $3,000 in fines
& restitution
341a. DAVID KRAUSS – probation, 60 hours of community service, $1,500 in
fines and restitution
342a. NICHOLAS KRAUSS – same sentence as his dad, above
839a. PETER MICHAEL KRILL – nine months in jail, $2,000
783a. MATTHEW THOMAS KROL – five years, three more on probation, $2,980
Laura Daube Kronen
343a. CARLY KRZYWICKI – 90 days home detention, three years on
probation, $500
344a. DEBORAH ANNE KUECKEN – three years on probation, $500 fine
803a. CHRISTOPHER KUEHNE – 75 days, two years on probation, inc. 60 days home
confinement
345a. MARK KULAS JR. – 60 days home detention, six months’ probation
346a. CHRISTIAN KULAS – 60 days home detention, six months’ probation
1082a. KYLE KUMER – ten months in prison, two years on probation, com.
service, $2,000
David Scott Kuntz
1111a. Tricia LaCount – has pleaded guilty, misdemeanor
1156a. Justin LaGesse – felony destruction of property
347a. JOHN LAMMONS – 30 days in the jug, three years on probation, $500
Lt. Shane M. Lamond
348a. ANTONIO LAMOTTA – minimum of 11.5 months (on gun charges); also
guilty on rioting charges; six months for his actions on January 6
Edward Jacob Lang
349a. NICHOLAS LANGUERAND – 44 months in prison, $2,000 fine, probation,
etc.
350a. MELANIE LANHAM – sentenced to probation, 18 mo.
1149a. JOSEPH JULIUS LAPOINT\ – 19 days, a year on probation, $500
351a. BENJAMIN LAROCCA – 60 days, one yr. supervised release, com.
serv., $2,500
352a. MICKI LARSON-OLSON – 180 days in jail
353a. NICHOLAS LATTANZI – 14 days in jail, $500 fine, $500 restitution
354a. JONATHAN DAVIS LAURENS – 60 days home confinement, $1,242 fines &
rest., etc.
355a. JEAN LAVIN – 10 days, 60 days home confinement, probation,
$2,500 fine, $500 rest.
1141a. REBECCA LAVRENZ – no jail time, but $500 in restitution, and a fine of
$103,000
Jesse Law – fake elector
356a. SAMUEL LAZAR – spent at least 6 months in prison, possibly up
to two years in a detention center; sentence under seal; it has finally been
revealed, he took a secret plea deal, to spend 30 months in prison.
357a. KENE BRIAN LAZO – 45 days, $500
873a. NHI
NGOC MAI LE
– 10 days in jail, $1,500 in fines and restitution
847a. MATTHEW LeBRUN – 60 days of location monitoring, probation (one
year), 40 hours of community service, $500
1053a. Tricia LeCount: – guilty, misdemeanor
Deborah Lynn Lee
1137a. Justin Lee – convicted on felony charges, bench trial
Keith Lee – as of November 16, 2023, there is no evidence he has
ever been charged
358. MARK LEFFINGWELL – six months, $2,000 in restitution,
probation, 200 hours of community service
1011a. CHRISTINA LEGROS – six months of supervised release, time served, $500
Richard Lemke – three years in prison
359a. NICHOLES J. LENTZ – 30 days home confinement, $500, com. serv.,
probation
742a. DAVID JOHN LESPERANCE – 10 days, four years of supervised release/probation,
$3,500
360a. JACOB LEWIS – $3,000 fine, plus $500
in restitution, 2 years’ probation, 60 hrs. com. serv.
361a. DANIEL LEYDEN – 38 months in prison, followed by a year of
supervised release
362a. JOSEPH LEYDEN – 6 months behind bars, followed by a year of
supervised release
1112a. Anna Lichnowski – guilty, bench trial
Lawrence Ligas
Lance Ligocki
363a. TERRY LYNN LINDSEY – five months in prison, $500, 60 hrs. com.
serv., 36 mo. pro.
364a. LUKE MICHAEL LINTS – 4 mo., 36 mo. probation, inc. 4 mo. home
detention, $2,000
365a. JAMES LITTLE – 120 days, with credit for 60 already served,
$500, 36 months on probation; sentence may be partially reversed; probation is
thrown out, and the judge adds 90 more days in the can
366a. JIA LIU – 4 months in prison, a year on probation, $500
John
Michael Livingston
367a. JON
LIZAK – three
years’ probation, 50 hours of com. serv., $500
368a. SAUL
LLAMAS – 18
months on probation, 120 hrs. community service, $3,000
Leonard
Lobianco
760a.
MICHAEL LOCKWOOD – a year and a day, three years on supervised release,
$2,000
Ronald Loehrke
369a. KEVIN LOFTUS – $500 restitution, 60 hours community service, probation
877a. Matthew Eugene Loganbill – guilty, all charges
370a. CHRISTOPHER LOGSDON – 14 days, served intermittently, $500
restitution
371a. TINA LOGSDON – 14 days, served intermittently, restitution and
community service
372a. JOSHUA R. LOLLAR – 31 months, $2,000
373a. JAMES DOUGLAS LOLLIS JR. – 90 days home confinement, 3 years on probation,
etc.
374a. JOHN LOLOS – 14 days, $500
MICHAEL JOHN LOPATIC SR. – died before
trial
375a. PAUL
LOVLEY – 14
days, three years on probation, $500
376a. CARSON LUCARD – 21 days, on weekends, 60 days home confinement,
$500, 3 yrs. pro.
Larry John Lucas, Jr.
377a. ANTON LUNYK – 2 mo. home confine., com. serv., $1,242 fines
& rest., etc.
Duong Dai
Luu
William
Christopher Lyon
379a. KEVIN JAMES LYONS – 51 months in prison, 36 months on probation,
$2,000
378a. ROBERT ANTHONY LYON – 40 days, $3,000 in fines & restitution, 1
yr. of supervised release
380a.
DANEAN KIMBERLY MacANDREW - 3 months, 24 months more on probation
Ian
Richard MacBride
852a. AVERY MACCRACKEN – a year and a day in jail, three years on probation,
$2,000
381a. BRENNAN MACHACEK – a year on probation, $500
382a. JOSHUA MACIAS – minimum of 11.5 months on unrelated gun charges
1050a. Brandon Mackie: guilty, misdemeanor offense
1051a. Nathan Mackie: guilty, misdemeanor offense
843a. CLIFFORD MACKRELL – 27 months in prison, 36 on probation, $2,000
851a. MICHAEL MACKRELL – 27 months, a year on probation, $2,000
383a. DOUGLAS MACRAE – one year on probation, 120 hours of community
service, $500
384a. DOMINICK MADDEN – 20 days, $500
1113a. Shawn Daniel Mahoney – has pled guilty
385a. Debra J. Maimone – 120 hours of location monitoring, two years on
probation, 100 hours of com. service, $1,806 in restitution
Steve Omar Maldonado
386a. KRISTINA MALIMON – probation, $500 restitution, 100 hours
community service
Peter Malone
387a. MARKUS MALY – six years in prison, three more on supervised
release, $620 special assessment
1010a.
Giorgi Mamulashvili – has taken a plea deal
Adam
Christopher Mancuso
Jeanette Mangia – failed to appear; arrested in July 2024
388a. CHRISTIAN MATTHEW MANLEY – 50 months in prison, probation, $2,000
389a. LANDON MANWARING – 30 days, 35 months on probation, $500
390a.
SUSAN MANWARING – 30 days home confinement, probation, $1,000 in
fines and restitution
1194a. Mario Mares – convicted, was carrying a handgun
391a. ANTHONY R. MARIOTTO – fines and restitution $5,500, 250 hours com.
serv., probation
1139a. Richard
Markey – has pleaded guilty to felony assautl
392a. ABRAM MARKOFSKI – fined $1,500, two years on probation
393a. FELIPE MARQUEZ – three months home confinement; 18 mo.
probation, $500
943a. Michael
Marroquin – guilty,
five charges
David A.
Marshall
1062a. Benjamin Martin – guilty on five charges
1173a. Dustin Martin – has pleaded guilty
Kristopher Martin – charges dropped
961a MARCUS CLINT MARTIN – 32 months in prison,
probation and $2,000
MATTHEW MARTIN – acquitted on all charges
394a. ZACHARY MARTIN – fined $1,500, 60 hours community service,
probation, 36 months
868a. FELIPE ANTONIO MARTINEZ – 21 months, 36 more on probation, $2,000
395a. VICTOR MARTINEZ – 14 days, a year of probation, $500
James Wayne Maryanski
Rebecca Irene Marshburn
396a. KENNETH D. MASSIE – 30 days of home confinement, two years on
probation, $500
Siaka Massaquoi
952a. ANTHONY MASTANDUNO – 57 months, 24 more on
probation, $630 special assessment
848a. ISRAEL
MATSON – a year
on probation, community service, $500
1114a. Matthew Matulich – has pleaded guilty
397a. CODY MATTICE – 44 months in prison, $2,000, three years’
supervised release
Ethan Mauck
398a. JAMES PHILIP MAULT – 44 months in prison, $2,000, three years’
supervised release
1046a. Christopher Maurer: guilty, assault
878a. Jake Maxwell – guilty, inc. one felony
Emily Sayer-Mayorsky
399a. MARK ANDREW MAZZA – five years in prison, $2,150 in restitution,
probation
400a. ANTHONY MICHAEL MAZZIO JR. – 60 days, $500, 3 years’ probation
401a. MATTHEW MAZZOCCO – 45 days in jail. 60 hours of community service,
$500
821a. RONALD COLTON McABEE – 70 months behind bars, 24 on probation, $32,165.65
in restitution
402a. EDWARD McALANIS – community service, $500 restitution, two years’
probation
Justin
McAllister
403a. JUSTIN McAULIFFE - 60 days home confinement, no use of social media,
probation, $500
404a. PATRICK EDWARD McCAUGHEY III – 90 months, 2 years supervised release, $2,000
405a. MICHAEL McCORMICK – 14 days, $500 restitution, $1,000 fine
406a. BRIAN McCREARY – 42 days of intermittent jail, 2 mo. home det.,
$3,000 fines, etc.
Michael McDonald – Nevada elector
407a. SAVANNAH DANIELLE McDONALD – 21 days, $500
Darl McDorman
1197a. Kathryn McEvoy – guilty, two misdemeanors
408a. TYRONE McFADDEN JR. – 30 days of home arrest, probation, $500
409a. BRIAN SCOTT McGEE – 7 days in jail, probation for three years, $500
Jenna McGrath
Laura McGrath
410a. JAMES BURTON McGREW – 78 months, 36 more on probation, $7,000
411a. SEAN MICHAEL McHUGH – 78 months, $7,000 in fines and restitution
Jeffrey McKellop
1049a. KYLE
DOUGLAS McMAHAN: 19 months behind bars
412a. JAMES McNAMARA – 12 months in jail, 24 on probation, $2,000
413a. LOIS LYNN McNICOLL – probation, community service, $500
935a. DEVIN
McNULTY – a year
and a day behind bars, two years on probation, $2,000
1115a. Odin Meacham – guilty, all charges
NEJOURDE MEACHAM – may have died by
suicide, age 22
Clint Dow Meadows
David Medina
Shawn Meehan
414a. CONNIE MEGGS – 15 months, $500, probation, had served 45 days,
also
415a. KELLY MEGGS – twelve years in prison
416a. DAVID MEHAFFIE – 14 months in prison, 24 months’ probation,
$2,000
Brent Meldrum
829a. RONALD MELE – 33 months, three more years on probation, $2,000
417a. JONATHAN MELLIS – 51 months behind bars, three years’ probation,
$22,000 in fines and restitution
WILLIAM HENDRY MELLORS – died on or about October 10, 2023
418a. JAMES ALLEN MELS – 90 days home con., com. serv., 36 mo. pro.,
$500
Matthew
James Melsen
419a. CLEVELAND GROVER MEREDITH JR. – sentenced to 28 months
in prison.
420a. WILLIAM D. MERRY JR. – 45 days, $500 restitution
421a. WALTER J. MESSER – two years on probation, and $500
422a. CLIFFORD JAMES METEER – 60 days, community service, probation, etc.
1150a. Thomas J. Method – has reached plea deal
Matthew J. Mglej
423a. RICHARD MICHETTI – 9 months incarceration, $2,000, 24 months on
probation
Theodore
Middendorf
933a. JALISE MIDDLETON – 20 months in prison, 30 on probation, $2,000
934a. MARK MIDDLETON – 30 months, 36 on probation, $2,000
Greg Mijares
Sally Ann Milavec
844a. STEVEN MILES – two years in jail, one more on probation, $2,100
424a. AARON JAMES MILEUR – probation, community service, $500
Andrew Thomas Millard
425a. ADAM MILLER – 30 days, 36 months on probation, $1,000 in
fines and restitution
Andrew Miller
426a. BRANDON JAMES MILLER – 20 days, $500, 60 hours of community service
Jared Miller
Jeremy Michael Miller
874a. JULIE
MILLER – three
years on probation, 50 hours of com. serv., $500
427a. GARRETT MILLER – 38 months in prison, 36 additional months on
probation, $605
428a. MATTHEW RYAN MILLER – 33 mo. in prison, fined $2,000
909a. SCOTT MILLER – 66 months in prison, 36 on probation, $2,000
429a. STEPHANIE DANIELLE MILLER – 14 days, $500, 60 hours of com. serv.
430a. RODNEY K. MILSTREED – five years behind bars, two years’ supervised
release, $2,000
431a. JORDEN R. MINK – 51 months, three yrs. probation, $2,000 in
restitution, and a partridge in a pear tree
432a. ROBERTO A. MINUTA – 54 months in prison, 36 months on probation
433a. DAVID C. MISH JR. – 30 days in jail, $500 in restitution
1116a. Jennifer Mitchell – has pleaded guilty
434a. LANDON MITCHELL – 27 mo., 36 on prob., $2,000
950a. KYLE MLYNAREK – 100 days in jail, one year on probation, $1,000
435a. ANTHONY RICHARD MOAT – 10 days, $500
745a. BRIAN CHRISTOPHER MOCK – 33 months behind bars, 24 on probation, $2,710
436a. PAUL MODRELL – 90 days of home detention, 36 months’ probation,
$500
437a. DAVID MOERSCHEL – 36 months behind bars, 36 more on probation, $400
1187a. Peter G. Moloney – has pleaded guilty to assault
438a. NICOLAS MONCADA – three years on probation, $500
985a. AMANDA JEAN MONGELLI – probation, $500
440a. MATTHEW MONTALVO – 90 days’ location monitoring, $5,500 in fines
and restitution
853a.
Wilmar Jeovanny Montano Alvarado – guilty on all charges, inc. three felonies
974a. PATRICK MONTGOMERY – 37 months for assaulting an officer, 36 on probation
741a. CORRINE MONTONI – one month in the slammer, two years on prob., $2,000
441a. SAMUEL CHRISTOPHER MONTOYA – 4 months’ home confinement, community service,
three years on probation, $2,000 restitution
439a. MARYANNE MOONEY-RONDON – one year, home confinement, $11,157.51 in fines
and restitution
442a. ANDREW JACKSON MORGAN JR. – 110 days behind bars, yr. on prob., $500
443a. ANNA MORGAN-LLOYD – sentenced to probation, 120 hours of com.
service, $500 restitution
Carol Moore
1198a. Craig Jackson Moore – two misdemeanors
Kevin Moore
444a. KATHARINE MORRISON – 8 months, probation, $2,000
445a. DANIEL MICHAEL MORRISSEY – 45 days in jail, $3,000 in fines and
restitution
446a. ROBERT MORSS – five-and-a-half years, $2,300, two years
of supervised release
1176a. Donald Lee Moss – guilty to a felony charge
447a. AARON MOSTOFSKY – 8 mo. in prison, $2,000, 200 hrs. com. serv., one
year probation
448a. JON THOMAS MOTT – 30 days, 3 yrs. probation, $500
449a. CHRISTOPHER PATRICK MOYNIHAN – sentence: 21 mo., $2,000 fine, three yrs. probation
1199a. Charles Lee Roy Mozingo III – guilty plea, misdemeanors
804a. CLAYTON RAY MULLINS – 30 months in prison, 36 on supervised release, fines
and restitution totaling $81,929
David Mullsteff
450a. JONATHAN J. MUNAFO – 33 months in prison, $2,000
451a. ERIC GAVELEK MUNCHEL – 57 months, probations, $2,000
452a. JEFFREY L. MUNGER – placed on probation for 30 months, 60 hrs. com.
service, $500
453a. DAWN MUNN – 14 days, 90 days home confinement, 60 hrs.,
$500
454a. JOSHUA MUNN – three years’ probation, 60 hrs., $500
455a. KAYLI MUNN – three years’ probation, 60 hrs., $500
456a. KRISTI MARIE MUNN – 90 days home confinement, probation, 60 hrs.,
$500
457a. THOMAS MUNN – 14 days, 90 days home confinement, 60 hrs.,
$500
927a. HENRY PHILLIP MUNTZER – two years behind bars, another on probation, $2,000
458a. MARSHA MURPHY – pled guilty, case diverted
459a. RACHEL MYERS – two years on probation, 60 hrs. of community
service, $500
460a. VERDEN ANDREW NALLEY – probation, two years, community service, $500
461a. JOHN NASSIF – seven months, 12 months’ probation, $1,500
947a. PETER NAVARRO – 4 months in prison
901a. MARK NEALY – 14 days, $500
462a. MARSHALL NEEFE – 41 months in prison, three years of supervised
relief, $2,000
463a. DARRELL NEELY – 28 months in prison, $844.93 in restitution
464a. BRANDON NELSON – community service, two years’ probation, $3,000
fines & restitution
1200a. Bradley Scott Nelson – guilty, two misdemeanors
953a. DEREK NELSON – 75 days in prison, and a year of supervised release,
$500
961. LYNNWOOD NESTER – 10 months in jail, six more on probation, $1,000
Evan Neumann – flees to Belarus; granted “refugee status”
Jeffrey Newcomb
835a. RYAN TAYLOR NICHOLS – 63 months, 36 on probation, $202,000
William Arthur Nichols Jr.
465a. KIRSTYN NIEMELA – 11 months in prison, $1,500 in fines, etc.
466a. GREGORY LAMAR NIX – 42 months, 24 more on probation, $2,000
Rachel Nohle
849a. ANTHONY NOLF – 3 months in the slammer, 5 months on home detention,
36 on probation, $2,000
467a. ETHAN NORDEAN – 18 years in prison, and three more to grow on in
probation
Clay Norris
1180a. William Robert Norwood III – guilty, one felony
Paul Marvin Nowell
Nathaniel Noyce
468a. KELLY MCFADDEN O’BRIEN – 90 days, $1,000 fine, $500 restitution, year on
probation
823a. PATRICK O’BRIEN – three years on probation, $500
1117a. SCOTT ALAN O’BRIEN – two years on probation, 60 hours of com. service,
fines and restitution, $1.500
John O’Kelly
469a. TIMOTHY EARL O’MALLEY – two years’ probation, 20 hours of com. service,
$500
1064a. Adam Obest – convicted of felony assault
470a. NICK OCHS – four years in prison, $7,000 in fines &
restitution, 3 years’ probation
971a. SPENCER OFFMAN – 45 days in jail, probation, community service, $500
1153a. Andy Steven Oliva-Lopez – has pleaded guilty, felony charges
Eric Oliver
719a. MICHAEL OLIVERAS – five years for assault, three more on probation,
$2,000
888a. STEPHEN
ONDULICH – 45 days
home detention, three years on probation, com. service, $1,500
471a. MICHAEL ORANGIAS – 90 days home detention, three years on
probation, $500
1152a. Ryan Orlando – has pleaded guilty
1003a. PAUL ORTA JR. –
472a. CHRISTOPHER W. ORTIZ – 2 mo. home detention, 10 months’ probation,
$500, 100 hrs.
1017a. NICHOLAS ORTT – 27 months, probation for three years, $2,000
Thomas Paul Osborne
Stephen Oseen
473a. GRADY DOUGLAS OWENS – 36 months, $3,000
Jared Luther Owens
474a. JASON DOUGLAS OWENS – 24 months, $4,000
1118a. ANGELO
JUDE PACHECO
– 30 days of home detention, community
service, two years on probation, $500
475a. ROBERT KEITH PACKER – 75 days, $500
476a. JOSEPH PADILLA – six-and-a-half years in prison, $2,820 in fines
and special assessment
785a – HUNTER PALM – 45 days’ location monitoring, probation, 100 hrs. of
com. service, $500
477a. ROBERT SCOTT PALMER – 63 months in jail, $2,000 down the drain, 3
yrs. probation
478a. MARCUS PANAYIOTOU – 14 days, probation, $2,000
Megan Dawn Paradise
479a. BENNIE PARKER – five years on probation
480a. SANDRA PARKER – one year of home arrest, and four
additional years on probation, 250 hours
of community service, and a bill for $1,525
481a. JENNIFER RUTH PARKS – probation, 60 hrs. community service, $500
482a. STEWART PARKS – 8 months, 12 more on probation
996a. JOSHUA SCOTT PARMENTER – five days in jail, a year on probation, a hundred
hours of community service, $500
DR. TAMMY TOWERS PARRY – shot and killed during eviction proceedings
1119a. Joseph Pastucci – guilty, bench trial
797a. JOSEPH PAVLIK – two months in
jail, six home confinement, $8,000
858a. CHRISTOPHER PEARCE – three years’ probation, $500
Zachary Pearlman
910a. DANIEL PEARSTON – 10 days in jail, probation, $1,500
483a. WILLARD JAKE PEART – 60 days home confine., 240 hrs. com. serv.,
$1,00 in fines and restitution, probation
902a. BRANDON SCOTT PEERY – three years’ probation, $500
720a. NATHAN PELHAM – pled guilty to one misdemeanor, 2 yrs. in prison for
shooting at arresting officers, $500
1188a. LAURA PELLEGRINO – guilty of a misdemeanor, Arizona fake elector
MATTHEW PERNA – committed suicide
1191a. William Joseph Pepe – found guilty
484a. MICHAEL PERKINS – four years in prison, three more on probation
485a. NICHOLAS J. PERRETTA – 30 days, $500
Justin Daniel Perrou
486a. KERRY PERSICK – 90 days home confinement, $5,500 in fines &
restitution, probation
487a. RACHAEL LYNN PERT – probation, 100 hours, $500
1171a. TINA PETERS – nine years behind bars
1201a. Eric Lee Peterson – guilty, misdemeanor
488a. KURT PETERSON – 45 days, followed by two months on home arrest,
$4,700 in restitution
490a. RUSSELL JAMES PETERSON – 30 days, $500
491a. ROBERT LEE PETROSH – 10 days in jail, $1,938 in fines &
restitution, probation, etc.
492a. MADISON PETTIT – 45 days house arrest, 18 months of
probation, community service, $500 in restitution
1120a. Brandon Pettit – has pleaded guilty
493a. DOMINIC PEZZOLA – 10 years, 3 more on probation, $700
494a. T.D. PHAM – 45 days, $1,500
771a. DANIEL D. PHIPPS – 27 months in prison, 36 additional on probation
Robert Piccirillo
Michael
Picciuto
Edward
Picquet
Levi Plumley
Jonathan Pollock – apprehended on January 6, 2024, after more than two
years on the run
Olivia Pollock – apprehended on January 6, 2024, after ten months on the
lam
722a. MICHAEL POMEROY – 30 days in jail, $500
495a. MARK PONDER – five years, three months behind bars,
probation, $2,000
1130a. THOMAS POOLER – a year on probation, community service, $1,500
1121. Michael Anthony Pope – has pleaded guilty
1167a. William Pope – has been found guilty
Alexander Poplin
802a. JOSHUA JAMES PORTLOCK – 20 months, 24 more on probation, $2,000
Mason Porter
Gerald Powell
747a. RACHEL MARIE POWELL – 57 months in prison, 36 on supervised release,
$7,753 in fines and restitution
841a. SIDNEY POWELL – six years’ probation, $8,700 in fines and
restitution
496a. NICOLE PRADO – probation, community service, $1,242 in fines
and restitution
Christina Marie Praser-Fair
Roger Preacher
497a. BRIAN PRELLER – eight months of location monitoring, community
service, $2,000
498a. BRANDON PRENZLIN – probation, 120 hrs., $3,000 in fines and
restitution
499a. RONNIE PRESLEY – 12 months in prison, $2,000, 26 months on
probation
723a. CHRISTOPHER JOHN PRICE – 45 days, probation, $500
500a. SHAWN PRICE – one year and a day, $2,000 restitution
501a. CHRISTINE PRIOLA – 15 months in prison, $2,000
502a. JOSHUA PRUITT – four years, seven months in prison, three
years’ probation, fined $2,000
503a. MAHAILYA PRYER – 45 days, $500, three years on probation; jailed
again on eight probation violations
954a. CURTIS PULASKI – 24 months on probation, $500
504a. ANTHONY MICHAEL PUMA – 9 months in prison, 24 months on probation,
$2,500 in fines and restitution
1096a. Gregory Purdy – convicted by a jury, felony assault
1097a. Matthew Purdy – convicted by a jury, misdemeanors
995a. COLBY PURKEL – 21 days in jail, probation, $2,000
1122a. WILLARD PURKEL – has pleaded guilty
Matthew Thomas Purse
Biao Qu
744a. CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH QUAGLIN – twelve years in prison, $3,220
505a. MICHAEL QUICK – fines and
restitution $1,500, 60 hours community service, 2 years’ probation
506a. STEPHEN QUICK – fines and restitution $1,500, 60 hours
community service, 2 years’ probation
Traci Quimby
507a. KENNETH RADER – 90 days, fines and restitution, $1,500, 36
months on probation
Paul Rae
508a. JAMES DOUGLAS RAHM JR. – 12 months in prison, 36 months on probation,
$2,000
838a. JAMES DOUGLAS RAHM III – 45 days in the slammer, $500
Dion Rajewski
809a. KARTHIK
RAMAKRISHNAN
– probation, six months, $1,000
724a. BARRY RAMEY – five years in prison, after a trial lasting eleven
days, found guilty, $2385
923a. STEPHEN CHASE RANDOLPH – eight years in prison, three more on probation,
$2,000
1123a. Zach Rash – has pleaded
guilty, assault
509a. ERIK RAU – 45 days, $500
510a. MARK ROGER REBEGILA – 30 days on home detention, two years of probation, 60
hours of community service, fines and restitution $2,500.
511a. KENNETH JOHN REDA – 60 days home det., community service, $500
restitution, probation
512a. BLAKE AUSTIN REED – 42 days, 3 mo. home confine., $3,000, etc.
Jeffrey Reed
513a. ROBERT MAURICE REEDER – 3 months, $500
1189a. Carson Lionell Rees – guilty, misdemeanors
514a. GUY WESLEY REFFITT – seven years, three months in prison, $2,500,
probation
515a. JEFFREY REGISTER – 75 days, $500
516a. ZACHARY REHL – 15 years in prison, 36 months on probation,
$600 special assessment
517a. WILLIAM ROGAN REID – 37 months in prison, 36 months on probation, $2,443 in
fines and restitution
1048a. ROBIN
REIERSON: 18 months,
36 on probation, $7,000
Kayla
Reifschneider
518a. NICHOLAS REIMLER – 1 mo. home detention, three yrs. probation, 60 hrs. com.
serv. $500 restitution.
JAMES RENNER – all charges dropped, after he
agrees to testify against others in the case of the Michigan fake electors
918a. ELLIOTT RESNICK – four months in jail, two years’ probation,
$10539 in fines and restitution
Sebastian Reveles
519a. JORDAN T. REVLETT – 14 days, 80 hours of com. service, probation,
$500
Trina Reyes
863a. ARTHUR REYHER – 8 months, $2,000
864a. JESSICA REYHER – 3 months, $2,000
911a. REUBEN REYNA – 14 days in jail, a year on probation
520a. NARAYANA RHEINER – 15 months, 36 more on probation, $2,000
521a. DAVID CHARLES RHINE – 4 months in jail, probation, $7,376 in fines
and restitution
522a. Elmer Stewart Rhodes III – 18 years in prison, 36 months on probation,
$300
Eileen Rice – fake elector
523a. HOWARD RICHARDSON – 46 months, 3 yrs. supervised release, $2,000
fine
1136a. Edward Richmond, Jr. – had pleaded guilty
1035a. John Richter – convicted, felony charges
524a. JASON DANIEL RIDDLE – 90 days, $754, probation, etc.
896a. THOMAS “COREY” RIDDLE – 60 days, a year on probation, and $500.
525a. LEONARD PEARSON RIDGE IV – 14 days, $1,500 in fines & restitution,
probation
526a. JORGE A. RILEY – 18 months behind bars, 24 months on probation,
$2,000
527a. MICHAEL ANGELO RILEY – 120 days home confinement, 2 yrs. probation,
fined $10,000
528a. JESUS RIVERA (a.k.a. J.D. RIVERA) – 8 mo. in prison, $500 in
restitution, 1 yr. on probation
1095a. Michael Tyler Roberts – pleaded guilty to felony
assault
Terrell Andrew Roberts
529a. THOMAS ROBERTSON – six years in prison, $2,510
Gabriel Raymond Robin
788a. BENJAMIN SCOTT ROBINSON – four months in prison, $500
789a. BRITTANY NICOLE ROBINSON – one month, $500
530a. JAMES ROBINSON - 6 months, $1,500, got lucky on
prosecutor’s mistake
725a. LINWOOD ALAN ROBINSON II – two months, $500
726a. LINWOOD ALAN ROBINSON SR. – two months, $500
531a. MANDY ROBINSON-HAND – 20 days in jail, probation, $500
727a. MICHAEL LEE ROCHE – 18 months, 36 more on probation, $2,180
in restitution
1124a. Chris Rockey – guilty, felony charge
532a. JONATHAN ALAN ROCKHOLT – 5 mo. in
jail, 5 mo. home confine., two years’ probation, $2,000
533a. NICHOLAS RODEAN – 240 days home detention, probation for five
years, $2,048
Jeremy Rodgers
534a. DANIEL JOSEPH RODRIGUEZ – twelve-and-half years behind bars, $99,397 in
fines, etc.
728a. EDWARD FRANCISCO RODRIGUEZ – three years in jail, three more on probation
936a. JUAN RODRIGUEZ – 30 days, $500
862a. CHRISTOPHER
ROE – 70
months in prison, two years’ probation, $2,300 in fines and assessments
Mike Roman
– Trump lawyer
535a. MOISES ROMERO – 1 year and 1 day in prison, $2,000, etc.
536a. RAFAEL RONDON –14 months in prison, for possession of a sawed-off
shotgun; for January 6 crimes, 18 months of home confinement, $2,000 and 350
hours of com. service.
537a. ELIEL ROSA - sentence: 100 hrs. community service, $500
restitution, year on probation
538a. DEVIN ROSSMAN – 32 days, intermittent, $2,500, com. serv.,
probation
Brett Allen Rotella (a.k.a.
Brett Ostrander)
Timothy Rowbottom
539a. GREG RUBENACKER – 41 months in prison, 36 months on probation,
$2,000 fine
540a. BRADLEY RUKSTALES – 30 days, $500
1016a. Jesse James Rumson – guilty, in a trial before a judge
972a. RALLY
RUNNER (formerly
known as Daniel Donnelly Jr.) – ten months in jail, $3,000 in fines and
resstitution
986a. VALERIE SUE RUSHING – two years on probation, $500
740a. BOBBY WAYNE RUSSELL – a year and a day in jail, probation, community
service, $2,000
541a. MICHAEL JOSEPH RUSYN – 60 days home confinement, $2,500, 24 months on
probation
729a. MACSEN RUTLEDGE – two years on probation, $500
542a. MEGHAN BOSTIC RUTLEDGE – 90 days’ house arrest, 3 yrs. prob., 60 hrs.,
$500
543a. JERRY RYALS – nine months in prison, three years’ supervised
release, fined $2,000.
Jack Westly Ryan Jr.
544a. JENNIFER LEIGH RYAN – 60 days, $1,500 in fines & restitution
790a. JEFFREY SABOL – 63 months behind bars, probation, $32,165.65
545a. LILITH ANTON SAER – probation, three years, 200 hours com. service;
$500
1142a. Mark Sahady – guilty on felony and misdemeanor charges
924a. Ryan Samsel – guilty, multiple felony charges
Aron Joel Sanchez
546a. JONATHAN ACE SANDERS JR. – probation, 3 yrs., $500, 60 hours of community
service within six months
547a. RONALD L. SANDLIN – 63 months in prison, $22,000 in fines and
restitution
548a. SALVADOR SANDOVAL JR. – 88 months, 36 add. on probation, $2,000
549a. DEBORAH SANDOVAL – 5 mo., a year on supervised release, $500
550a. ROBERT SANFORD – 52 months, 36 additional months on probation,
$5,798 in restitution
551a. BLAS SANTILLAN – 45 days, $500, probation, community service
552a. DIANA SANTOS-SMITH – 20 days, 3 yrs. probation, 100 hrs. com.
Service, $500 restitution
761a ANTHONY SARGENT – 51
months in prison, 36 more on supervised release, $3,200 in restitution and
special assessments
Dustin Sargent
553a. TROY SARGENT – 14 months in prison, 2 yrs. supervised release,
$500
554a. OLIVER LOUIS SARKO – 30 days, $500, 36 months on probation
William Sarsfield
Tristan Sartor
Cepane Sarty
Seth Sarty
555a. ZACHARIAH SATTLER – 30 days, 24 months on probation, $500
Barry Saturday
Aaron Sauer
Steve Saxiones
556a. FRANK SCAVO – 60 days, $5,500 in fines & restitution
557a. JEFFREY SCHAEFER – 30 days, $2,500 in fines & restitution
558a. JON RYAN SCHAFFER – 89 days, while awaiting trial, three years on
probation, $1,000
Shawn
Schaeffer
Charles
Schimmel
Logan
Schimmel
1025a. Adrian Christian Schmidt – guilty, felony charge
1162a. Matthew
Schmitz – guilty,
misdemeanor
559a, ROBERT SCHORNAK – 28 days intermittent, 2 mo. home, $500, 3 yrs.
pro.
560a. AMY SCHUBERT – 100 hours of community service, 18 mo. on
probation, fined $2,000, $500 restitution
561a. JOHN A. SCHUBERT – 100 hours of community service, 18 mo. on
probation, fined $1,500, $500 restitution
990a. JOHN
A. SCHUBERT III – 18 months behind bars, 24 more on supervised release,
$2,000
730a. KENNETH SCHULZ – one month in a halfway house, 18 mo. probation
Ronald Eric Schulz
Justin
Schulze
562a. KATHERINE SCHWAB – 45 days, $500, 3 yrs. probation
563a. PETER SCHWARTZ – 170 months in prison, 38 months on probation,
fines and restitution: $2,920
564a. DOVID SCHWARTZBERG – 45 days, $500
565a. ESTHER SCHWEMMER – probation, 60 hours community service, $500
566a. ANTHONY JOSEPH SCIRICA – 15 days, $1,000 in fines and restitution
567a. DANIEL LYONS SCOTT – five years in prison, three on probation,
$2,000
Jarrett Carl Scott
Tighe John Scott
568a. CHRISTIAN SECOR – 42 months in prison, three years on probation,
$2,000
569a. HUNTER SEEFRIED – two years behind bars, a year on probation, $2,000
570a. KEVIN SEEFRIED – three years, $2,000, a year on probation
768a. Ethan C. Seitz – guilty on felony and misdemeanor charges
571a. TANNER BRYCE SELLS – 90 days home confinement, $2,000, etc.
Andrew Trevor Settles
1151a. Stephen Roy Sexton – has pleaded guilty, felony charges
572a. PAUL LEE SEYMOUR SR. – probation, $500, sixty hours community service
573a. PAUL LEE SEYMOUR JR. – probation, $500, sixty hours community service
574a. DALE JEREMIAH SHALVEY – 41 months, probation, $2,000
575a. DANIEL SHAW – 10 days, two years on probation, com. service,
$500
Andrew Joseph Shea
576a. ALEXANDER SHEPPARD – 19 months, 24 on probation, $3,170
577a. GRAYSON SHERRILL – 7 mo. in jail, a year of probation, $2,000
578a. BARTON WADE SHIVELY – 18 months, 36 months on probation, $2,000
579a. GEOFFREY SAMUEL SHOUGH – 6 mo., 12 mo. probation, $2,000
580a. JONATHON OWEN SHROYER – 60 days behind bars, $500
Ben Shuler
581a. THOMAS F. SIBICK – 50 months, and a fine of $7,500.79
582a. DENNIS SIDORSKI – 100 days, one year probation, $500
731a. JORDAN SIEMERS – 60 hrs. com. service, year on probation, $2,000
583a. GEOFFREY WILLIAM SILLS – 52 months in prison, 36 months on supervised
release, $2,000
987a. BENJAMIN
JOHN SILVA – 4 months
in jail, 4 months on home detention, $2,000 in restitution
584a. GLEN MITCHELL SIMON – eight months in jail, year on probation, $1,500
fines and restitution
585a. MARK SIMON – 35 days in jail, $500
586a. BERNARD SIRR – 60 days in jail, 180 days on house arrest, a
year on probation, and $2,000.
732a. BRIAN SIZER – a year on probation, $500
587a. JULIA JEANETTE SIZER – a year on probation, $2,500
733a. TYLER WELSH SLAEKER – 30 days on home confinement, 35 months on probation,
$500, 240 hours of community service
Scott Alex Slater, Jr.
Scott Slater, Sr.
Richard Slaughter
588a. MIKHAIL EDWARD SLYE – 30 months, 18 mo. probation, $2,000
1036a. Bryan Shawn Smith – multiple felonies
589a. CHARLES BRADFORD SMITH – 41 months, $2,000, three years of supervised
release
Donald Smith – case dismissed
590a. GARY FRANCIS SMITH – three years on probation, $500
591a. JEFFREY ALEXANDER SMITH – 90 days, 200 hours com. serv., $500, probation
592a. JUSTIN MICHAEL SMITH – 36 months on probation, $500
1170a. Marcus Smith – guilty, felony destruction
593a. THOMAS HARLEN SMITH – nine years in prison, three years on supervised
release, $38,005 in fines, etc.
937a. DAVID SMITHER – probation, $1,225 in fines and restitution
594a. TROY ANTHONY SMOCKS – 14 mo., three years’ supervised release
Nicholas Walson Smotherman
1181a. Lewis Wayne Snoots – felony assault
595a. ROBERT SNOW – placed on probation for 1 year, fined $500, 60
hours of community service
734a.
WESTON SOBOTKA – 15 days, to be
served on weekends, 50 hours of community service, three years to visit his
probation officer, $500
1138a. Kellye SoRelle – has pleaded guilty to felony charges
Kim Sorgente
596a. JEREMY RYAN SORVISTO SR. – 30 days, $500
597a. AUDREY ANN SOUTHARD RUMSEY – six years behind bars, three more on probation,
$700
Troy Spackman
598a. EDWARD T. SPAIN JR. – probation, community service, $500
Aaron Spanier
949a. MICHAEL SPARKS – 53 months in prison
599a. HATCHET SPEED – 7 years, inc. 3 years for illegal firearms,
$12,000 in fines and restitution
944A. Christopher Raphael Spencer – found guilty in a bench trial
600a. VIRGINIA MARIE “JENNY” SPENCER – 90 days, $500
601a. PAUL SPIGELMYER – 45 days home confinement, probation, restitution,
com. service
1125a.
Michael Sposite – has pleaded guilty to one count
602a. YVONNE ST. CYR – 30 months in prison, $3,000, lengthy probation
Alan
Michael St. Onge
1182a. Michael
J. St. Pierre
– guilty, all charges, including assault
603a. LAWRENCE STACKHOUSE – 14 days, 90 days home confinement, $500, 36 mo.
probation
604a. PETER STAGER – 52 months, probation, $2,000
605a. SHELLY STALLINGS – 2 years, 3 years on probation, $2,000
Matthew Stallings
1163a. RICHARD ERIC STAPLES JR. – 24 months on probation, $500
945a. David
Stapp – guilty,
two misdemeanors
1015a. DR. JACKIE STARER – 50 days in jail, probation, $4,000 in fines and
restitution
735a. EZEKIAL “ZEKE” STECHER – 60 days behind bars, two more years on probation,
$2,000
Donald Charles Stedman Jr.
736a. PATRICK ALONZO STEDMAN – a year in prison, $22,000 in fines and restitution
606a. LAURA STEELE – one year and one day in prison, six months on
home confinement, 3 yrs. on probation
607a. MELODY STEELE-SMITH – 90 days’ home confinement, 24 mo. probation,
$500
Edward Steen
Sandra Steen
608a. DEVIN STEINER – 30 days, 36 mo. probation, $1,000
609a. BRIAN E. STENZ – 60 days’ home confinement, 3 yrs. prob., $3,000 fines and rest.
610a. MICHAEL STEPAKOFF – 2 mo. home confinement, $1,242, one year on
probation
791a. STACEY STEPHENS – 14 days, 36 months’ probation, 60 hrs. com. serv.,
$500
611a. TRISTAN CHANDLER STEVENS – five years, two more on probation, $2,500 in
fines and restitution
Matthew Lawrence Stickney
612a. JUSTIN STOLL – two years on probation for threatening a
potential witness
613a. TARA AILENE STOTTLEMYER (a.k.a. Tara Ailene
Shalvey) – 8 months, $2,000
614a. JORDAN KENNETH STOTTS – 60 days home confine., probation, community
service, $500
1126a. WILLIAM
STOVER – six months in jail, 36 months on probation,
$2,000
615a. BRANDON STRAKA – three months home detention, $5,500, 36 mo.
probation
616a. JOHN HERBERT STRAND – 32 mo., 36 mo. probation, fines and restitution
to the tune of $12,000
617a. KEVIN STRONG – 30 days home confinement, 60 hrs. com. service, $500 in
rest. 2 yrs. probation.
618a. ISAAC STEVE STURGEON – 72 months, 36 more on probation, $2,000
Lee Stutts
619a. MARISSA A. SUAREZ – $2,500 in fines & restitution, 60 hrs. com.
service, 36 mo. probation
1127a. Chad
Suenram – has pled
guilty
620a. DEREK SULENTA – 14 days in jail, 60 hours of community service,
$500
621a. RYAN SETH SULESKI – 60 days, 60 hours of community service, $500
restitution
1000A. JOHN EARLE SULLIVAN – six
years in prison, three more on supervised release, $2,000
622a. TRACI SUNSTRUM – 30 days home confinement, $500, probation
623a. DOUGLAS SWEET – 1 month home detention, $500, community
service, probation
834a. RYAN SWOOPE – 51 months, $2,000
962a. KIMBERLEY SYLVESTER – probation for a year, $500
624a. WILLIAM JASON “BILLY” SYWAK – 2 mo. home confinement,
$500, and probation
625a. WILLIAM MICHAEL SYWAK – 4 mo. home detention, $500, etc.
898a. ANDREW TAAKE – 74 months, 36 months on probation, $2,000
626a. JODY TAGARIS – community service, probation, $2,500 in fines
& restitution
627a. GEORGE PIERRE TANIOS – sentenced to time served, five months,
community service, probation, $1,748 in fines and restitution
Taylor F. Taranto – has been sued in a civil case, and arrested for J6
activities
628a. ENRIQUE TARRIO – 22
years, plus three on probation, plus $600
Jason Tasker
955a. CURTIS LOGAN TATE – 63 months, 36 on probation, $3,416 in special
assessments and restitution
Tommy Tatum
Chancelor Nathan Taylor
1143a. Christopher Taylor – guilty plea
629a. RUSSELL TAYLOR – 6 months home confinement, 36 on probation,
$2,000
997a. TIMOTHY
TEDESCO – 90 days
of location monitoring, $500 in restitution, and a hefty fine of $10,000
630a. COLE TEMPLE – 14 days, intermittent imprisonment, probation,
$500
631a. GEORGE TENNEY III – three years in jail, three more on probation,
$2,000
1128a. Troy James Terino – pled guilty, two misdemeanors
632a. TYLER JOHN TEW – two years on probation, $2,500 wasted on fines and
restitution
Jay Thaxton
633a.
JACOB MICHAEL THERRES – 40 months, 36 more on probation, $2,000
Isaac Thomas
634a. KENNETH JOSEPH THOMAS – 58 months, $22,000 in fines and restitution
635a. DEVLYN THOMPSON – 46 months behind bars, 3 yrs. probation, $4,000
636a. DUSTIN THOMPSON – 36 mo. in prison, 36 mo. supervised release,
fined $2,000
637a. STEVEN THURLOW – probation, 80 hours of community service, $500
638a. DAVID TICAS – 14 days in jail, two years on probation, $500,
and community service
639a. TODD TILLEY - 7 days, four years on probation, 60 hrs.
com. serv., $500
640a. MICHAEL TIMBROOK – 14 days on weekends, $500, 12 months on probation
897a. CODY
LEE TIPPETT – 30 days, probation, $500
Daniel
Tocci
Ivan Todd
926a. JOHN GEORGE TODD III – 60 months in prison, three additional years of
supervised release, a bill for his riotous acts, totaling $4784.68
641a. PATRICIA TODISCO – 60 hrs. com. serv., $2,500 fines &
restitution, 3 yrs. probation
642a. BENJAMIN H. TORRE – 2 mo. home detention, $1,613 fines &
restitution, probation
643a. ERIC TORRENS – 90 days home confinement, $500, three years’
probation
Barry Toth
Nicholas Traina
751a.
CHRISTINA TRAUGH – 45 days’ home confinement, 3 years’ probation, $500
Jim Troupis
– part of fake elector plot in Wisconsin
1038a. President Donald J. Trump (a.k.a. “The Big Enchilada”) – 34 felony counts
1099a. Casey Jane Tryon-Castro – jury conviction, assault and other felonies
644a. WILLIAM TRYON – 50 days, $1,500 in fines and restitution, 12
months supervised release
1154a. Kevin A. Tuck – has pleaded guilty
1155a. Nathaniel A. Tuck – has pleaded guilty to a felony
1098a. Robert Turner – convicted by a jury, felony assault
645a. ISRAEL TUTROW – 60 days home confinement, 34 additional mo.
probation, $500 restitution
860a. CHRISTIAN TYNER – three years on probation, $500
859a. DAVID TYNER – three years on probation, fines and restitution
$1,500
646a. THOMAS UBERTO – 10 days behind bars, $500
647a. Brian Ulrich – awaiting sentencing, conspiracy
648a. CHANCE ANTHONY UPTMORE – sentenced to 30 days, $500 in restitution, 36
mo. probation
649a. JAMES HERMAN UPTMORE – 21 days home confinement, $500 in restitution,
3 yrs. probation
Joseph Vaglica
650a. RAFAEL VALADEZ JR. – 30 days, $500
946a. DANIEL VALDEZ – three years on probation, 50 hours of community
service, $500
978a. Payton Valdez – guilty, serious charges
1164a. Andrew Valentin – plea deal, resisting arrest
651a. LOUIS VALENTIN – 10 days, intermittent, one year on probation, $500
1165a. Matthew Valentin – plea deal, resisting arrest
652a. EDWARD VALLEJO – three years behind bars, followed by three
years of probation, inc. another year on home confinement
Jennifer Inzuza Vargas Geller – currently a fugitive
653a. HECTOR EMANUEL VARGAS SANTOS – 4 months in jail, 12 months on probation,
$3,000
654a. SHELLY
VARNEY – 24
days behind bars, probation, $1,500 in fines and restitution
655a.
SALVATORE VASSALLO – 18 months in prison, 36 on probation, $5,000
1144a. Randy
Paul Verdun, Sr. – guilty, two misdemeanors
1131a. ANGEL VILLANUEVA – 4 months on home detention, two years on probation, community
service, $500
Adam
Villarreal - FUGITIVE
656a. REVA VINCENT – $2,000 in fines and restitution, 2 yrs. on
probation
657a. LORI ANN VINSON (a.k.a. Lori Ann Utley) – five years’ probation,
$5,500, 120 hrs.
658a. THOMAS VINSON – five years’ probation, $5,500, 120 hours of
community service
Francis Joseph Vitollo
820a. ANTONY VO – nine months in prison, a year on probation, $1,000;
he is now a fugitive
Annie Vo
659a. PHILIP C. VOGEL – 30 days, probation,
community service, $1,806 in restitution
660a. WILLIAM VOGEL – 30 days, three yrs. on probation, $500
Reynold Voisine
Roger Voisine
661a. CODY VOLLAN – placed on probation, ordered to pay restitution
($500), complete com. service
662a. ERIC V. VON BERNEWITZ – 60 days home confinement, $1,500 in fines &
restitution
663a. PAUL H. VON BERNEWITZ – 30 days in jail, $500
988a. NICHOLAS
VON KEUDELL
– two years on probation, $500, 100 hours of community service
Jeremy Vorous
1166a. Tom Vournas – assault with a deadly weapon, causing physical
injury
664a. MITCHELL PAUL VUKICH – 30 days, $500
665a. ANTHONY VUKSANAJ – 42 days, intermittent, 3 mo. home det., $2,500,
3 yrs. pro.
1132a. FREEDOM VY – 50 days, probation, $1,000
666a. JOSHUA WAGNER – 30 days, $500 in restitution
Jeffrey A. Wakeford
667a. CAREY JOHN WALDEN – 30 days home det., 3 yrs. pro., com. serv.,
$500 rest.
1183a. Jonathan Walden – guilty, one misdemeanor
David Walker
Donald Walker
Philip Walker
Jason William Wallis
668a. DAVID WALLS-KAUFMAN – 60 days, $1,000 in fines and restitution
Charles R. Walters – has
pleaded guilty
Garth Walton
670a. DOUGLAS WANGLER – probation, two years, $500, 60 hours community
service
801a. SEAN WARD – two years’ probation, $500
671a. COLTON WARGO – 14 days, $500
672a. KIMBERLY WARGO – 14 days, $500
673a. DANIEL WARMUS – 45 days, community service, probation, $500
Christopher Warnagiris
866a. ERIK WARNER – 27 months in prison, 36 more on probation, $2,000
674a. JESSICA WATKINS – eight-and-a-half years in a federal lockup,
three years on probation, $400
Kelsie Marie Watkins
669a. RICHARD WATROUS – two weeks in jail, two months home confinement,
$3,000 in fines and restitution
737a. JESSE WATSON – 45 days, 60 hours of community service, $5,500 in
fines and restitution
675a. SEAN DAVID WATSON – 7 days, $500, community service, two years’
probation
676a. WILLIAM WRIGHT WATSON – three years behind bars, three on probation,
$12,000
792a. NATHAN WATTS – three years on probation, community service, $800
998a. Jerry Waynick – found guilty on all charges
999a. Mark Waynick – found guilty on all charges
893a.
FREDERICK WEBB – 14 days, intermittent confinement, 24 mo. probation, $500
Tonya Webb
677a. MATTHEW JAY WEBLER – 45 days (time served), $500
678a. THOMAS WEBSTER – ten years, three more on probation, $2570
679a. BRADLEY WAYNE WEEKS – 10 months, 2 years’ probation, $2,670
1133a. James Weeks – has pled guilty
1018a. TROY WEEKS – three years’ supervised release, $2,285
680a. ADAM WEIBLING – location monitor 30 days, 3 yrs. probation,
$2,000 restitution
681a. PHILIP WEISBECKER – 30 days, intermittent, $2,500 in fines &
restitution, probation
Isaac Westbury
Jonah Westbury
Robert Westbury
766a TUCKER WESTON – two years, three additional on probation, $2,000
682a. PAUL S. WESTOVER – 45 days in jail, $500 restitution
738a. CONLIN WEYER – 18 months on probation, $1,000
683a. SANDRA POMEROY WEYER – 14 months, 12 on probation, $2,000
865a. LANCE DOUGLAS WHITE – 24 months’ probation, 60
days’ home confinement, 60 hours of community service, $500
784a. VICTORIA WHITE – 8 days in jail, probation, $2,000
684a. JACK WADE WHITTON – 57 months in jail, 36 on probation, $2,000
685a. GARY WICKERSHAM – 90 days home detention, $2,500, probation
686a. JACOB WIEDRICH – 3 mo. home detention, 100 hrs. com. serv.,
$500, probation
687a. DAVID WIERSMA – probation, community service, $2,000 in fines
& restitution
688a. JOHN WILKERSON IV – probation, community service, $3,000 in fines
& restitution
889a. WILLIAM WILKERSON - probation,
$500, 50 hrs. community service
917a. ULISESE WILKINSON – a year on probation, $500
689a. RICKY WILLDEN – two years in prison, three years’ supervised
release, $2,000
Peter Willey
690a. ANDREW WILLIAMS – 60 hours of community service, restitution and
probation for two years, $500
691a. ANTHONY ROBERT WILLIAMS – five years behind bars, three on probation,
fined $7,000
692a. CARRIE ANN WILLIAMS – 30 days location monitoring, 24 mo. probation,
com. service, $500
1081a. Dustin Ray Williams – has been convicted
693a. Elizabeth Rose Williams – awaiting sentencing
912a. ELLIOT PATRICK
WILLIAMS – 30 days in the jug, a
year of supervised release, $500
Michael Keith Williams
697a. RILEY JUNE WILLIAMS – three years in prison, three on probation,
$2,170
1134a. TIMOTHY WAYNE WILLIAMS – six months in prison, $500
698a. TROY DYLAN WILLIAMS – 15 days, 60 hours of com. service, $500, 3
yrs. pro.
699a. VIC DON WILLIAMS – 2 mo. home detention, $2,000, one year on
probation
Amy Rebekah Willis
Patricia Marie Wills
1023a. DANIEL WILSON – five years in prison
694a. DUKE EDWARD WILSON – 51 months behind bars, 36 months on probation,
$2,000
976a. GARY WILSON – 30 days, a year on probation, $500
695a. JODI LYNN WILSON – 20 days, 36 months on probation, $500
696a. KELSEY WILSON – 30 days home confinement, $500, community
service, probation
1184a. Ryan Wilson – guilty, all charges
793a. William Todd Wilson – pled guilty, felony charges
700a. ZACHARY WILSON – 45 days, $500, community service, two years’
probation
1061a. Dova Winegeart – convicted on one misdemeanor charge, acquitted on
four others
701a. DANA JOE WINN – 10 days, intermittent, 100 hrs. com. serv., 24
mo. pro., $500
Jared Wise
Lance Wisham
702a. JEFFREY WITCHER – probation, 60 hours of community service, $500
703a. SHAWN WITZEMANN – 7 days, $500, probation
1135a. PATRICK
WOEHL – bench
trial, 6 months, $500
Henos Woldemichael
704a. MATTHEW MARK WOOD – one year home detention, two on probation,
$2,000
705a. SHANE JASON WOODS – 54 months in prison, 36 on probation, $2,000
706a. CHRISTOPHER WORRELL – ten years in prison, $2,610
707a. DONNIE DUANE WREN – a year and a
day in prison, two years on probation, $2,725
Jamie Wright
708a. JOHN DOUGLAS WRIGHT – 49 months in prison, 36 mo. probation, fine: $2,000
709a. ANDREW WRIGLEY – probation, $2,500 in fines & restitution
Mark
Christian Wroblewski
806a. DOUGLAS
WYATT – 46
months, 36 more on probation, $2,000
794a. JAMES
WYMAN – a year
on probation, community service, $500
810a. TYNG
JING YANG – six
days in jail, two years on probation, $3,000 in fines and restitution
928a RYAN
K. YATES – six
months, two years on probation, $2,000
795a. ANDREW
MICHAEL YAVOICH – probation, community service, $500
710a. ELIJAH YAZDANI (a.k.a. Loammi Yazdani-Isfehani) – 14 days, two
years on probation, 100 hours, $500
711a. ABIGAIL YAZDANI-ISFEHANI – two years on probation, 100 hours, $500
712a. LORUHAMA YAZDANI-ISFEHANI – two years on probation, 100 hours, $500
Eric Zeis
1037a. GREGORY C. YETMAN – 30 months in prison, 18 more on probation, $2,000
739a. ISAAC YODER – a year in the hoosegow, and $1,500 in
fines/restitution
1070a. Cindy Young – has pleaded guilty
713a. Graydon Young – awaiting sentencing on multiple felonies
714a. KYLE J. YOUNG – seven years, two months in prison, three on
probation, $2,000
715a. PHILIP S. YOUNG – 8 mo., $2,000, 36 mo. probation
Joshua Kaleb Youngerman
716a. DARRELL ALLAN YOUNGERS – fined $1,500, 36 months on probation
Miguel Zapata – submitted seven false tips
Eric Zeis
854a. JACOB ZERKLE – two years in prison, three on supervised release,
200 hours of community service, $2,000
811a. RYAN SCOTT ZINK – 3 months in jail
717a. JOSEPH ELLIOTT ZLAB – $5,500 in fines & restitution, 200 hrs.
com. serv., probation
718a. ATHANASIOS ZOYGANELES – 10 days, nine months on probation, $500
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Rioters held at gunpoint on third floor - after lawmakers' escape route was endangered. |
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“The true first shot in this war.”
1395. Stephen Michael Baker: Mr. Baker was quickly identified as one of the alleged rioters, with tipsters notifying authorities the day after the riot, and then again on January 12, six days later. Baker is said to have had a social media account under the descriptor, “Pragmatic Constitutionalist.”
On the day of the riot, at 1:10 p.m., he can be heard as he approaches the Capitol, in a video he took, saying, “Look out your windows bitches, see what’s coming.”
By 2:19 p.m., he is said to have entered the building, through the broken Senate Wing Door. Not long after, police deployed teargas in a hall to try to disperse them, but Baker and others kept coming. At one point, Baker supposedly accosted an officer, asking, “Are you going to use that [gun] on us?”
Again, Trumpers, if you’re going to attack the Capitol again in January 2025, if Trump loses again…don’t post about it and brag.
In another video taken that day, Baker
talks with a second man, identified as Edmund Wright, and they discuss the
events of January 6.
Beginning at approximately 04:46, while discussing being in the
midst of a cloud of tear gas and pepper spray, WRIGHT related a statement by
BAKER in which the latter claimed to have been “in the first breach inside the
Capitol”:
We separated, so like 45 minutes later I get a text from him
[Referring to BAKER], and I'm in this sea of humanity and the crowd continues
to grow, and it's getting a little angrier.. uhh and Steve tells me someone's
been shot and he doesn't think she's gonna make it... and oh btw, he says,
"I was in the first breach inside the Capitol.”
Beginning at approximately 05:30, BAKER claimed to have been inside
Nancy Pelosi’s office:
Once the crowd started moving in, I went, “I gotta get this too,
man.” So I started following them into the Cap- and we got in, and it was free
reign for the most part inside the building. In fact, we even got into.. I-I
was in Pelosi’s office. I mean we went into Pelosi’s office.
At approximately 05:52, BAKER continued on the topic of being in
Pelosi’s office:
The only thing I regret is that I didn’t like steal their computers
because God knows what I could’ve found on their computers if I’d done that.
But by the time I got into Pelosi’s office, unfortunately there was some damage
done.
As I was exiting Pelosi’s office the sign was being busted up into
little pieces and people were collecting it as souvenirs.
At approximately 21:25, BAKER expressed approval of the
vandalization he claimed to have witnessed in Pelosi’s office:
Pelosi’s office was... ehhh. They got Pelosi’s office and you know,
it couldn’t happen to a better deserving bitch.
After 37 minutes, he was pushed out of
the building, but remained on the Capitol steps. In another video, he mentions
Ashli Babbitt, who has been shot.
BAKER narrated: “But uhh, I don’t think she’s going to make it. Now
they’ve announced a curfew for D.C. from six to six . . . I don’t think it’s
going to happen. I think that uhh, we may have just seen the true first shot in
this war.” BAKER later continued: “They came in heavy man, we got to the House,
uhh, door. The House of Representatives entrance. They came in hardcore.
Automatic rifles. Everything. It’s an amazing situation out here.”
Baker even appeared in a TV interview, and gave his take on the day’s events. So, I don’t think he’ll have much of a defense. In that interview, he says, “Yeah I was quite excited to see this going on,” and stated, “Do I approve of what happened today? I approve 100%.”
So, let’s use Baker as yet another example
of who the rioters were, and what happened on January 6.
Did police just let them in? No.
Were rioters hugging and kissing police? No.
Were they led on by Antifa types, and
F.B.I. plants? Not Steve
Were they a threat, as a group, and individually Yes, police thought so.
Trump supporter.
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1396. Jim Troupis: The former Dane County judge, Troupis has been indicted, as part of the plot to create fake Trump electors in Wisconsin, during the 2020 election. He now stands at risk of:
A.
Losing his
license to practice law
B.
Going to the
slammer.
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1397. Natalie Beyeler: Ms. Beyeler faced two misdemeanor charges, and has pleaded guilty; but that’s all the information I have at
this time. She shows up on a court docket in February 2024, and takes a plea in April.
(MORE INFORMATION NEEDED.)
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1398. Jennifer Mitchell: At first, all we knew about Ms. Mitchell, was that she was arrested on March 6, 2024, and faced lesser charges, related to the riot. Eventually, the Statement of Facts in her case, and Rioters #1399-1401, was posted. All four were part of a group that was plotting to fight on January 6, with a group chat directed by Ms. Mitchell herself.
According to court records,
Between November 7, 2020 and November 17, 2020, the FBI obtained
information on a Facebook messenger group chat in which members discussed
“civil war” and the need to bring people together to fight against election
fraud, and the need to move to encrypted platforms for planning purposes.
Statements in the group included “We must rise up if they try to illegally seat
Biden,” and “we have been planning. Be careful of what you post on social
media. We are doing it quietly behind the scenes.”
Prior to the attack on the Capitol, at
least one member of the chat group was clear about the plan, posting:
When Mitchell was first interviewed by federal
authorities, she appeared to have trouble remembering just about everything
leading up to the riot, as well as her actions that day.
One piece of evidence led to another – and another – and then a whole bunch of others. She did admit listening to Trump’s entire speech on January 6, and being close to the Capitol, but said she never went inside.
Evidence, however, seems to show the four like-minded dopes entering the building together, and even stopping inside to pose for a group photo.
Mitchell has now pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor.
Trump supporter, she believed the election was stolen.
1399-1400. John and Sarah Flanagan: As with Mitchell, at first, all we knew was that John had been arrested and Sarah had been hauled into court, as well. Now we know that evidence appears to place them inside the Capitol on January 6, and that they remained on Capitol Hill grounds well into the afternoon.
When asked if he went inside, Flanagan told authorities that he and Sarah remained outside, good citizens, for sure.
That would appear to be a lie.
Sarah also lied and said she and John never got inside.
Both have already pleaded guilty.
Trump supporter, they believed the election was stolen.
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1401. Jason Griffin: Same as above, arrested on March 6, 2024, but definitely more truthful. When asked about his actions on January 6, Griffin admitted that at one point he was hit by pepper balls and tear gas fired by police. He also admitted going inside the Capitol – with his three friends – but only remaining inside for a few minutes.
Which appears to be true. He has since admitted to a single misdemeanor charge (and I suspect might be cooperating with prosecutors).
FUN FACT: Despite their violent rhetoric, none of the members of this subgroup have been charged with assault or property damage.
So that’s good?
Trump supporter, he believed the election was stolen.
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“He went with a good heart.”
1402. RICHARD ERIC STAPLES JR.: Social media! Social media! Social
media! Say it MAGA fools. Don’t post if you plan to participate in a riot. On
January 5, Mr. Staples petty much tips us off, as to who he is and why he ended
up smack dab in the midst of a riot.
That day, he posted
“On my way to the snake pit of Washington DC. To see the diverse
group of Trump supporters on this plane is great. Goes against the whole
narrative.
God bless America.”
#StopTheSteal #MarchForTrump
At the moment, Mr. Staples climbed through a broken window, into the Capitol, and did his part to derail the democratic process, he was wearing, incongruously, a gray hooded sweatshirt bearing the words: “COURAGE IS CONTAGIOUS.” He has since admitted he entered the building, and can be seen at one point, holding up four fingers, with a friend, also making that gesture.
“Four more years,” Staples told federal agents he meant.
According to the Statement of Facts in
his case,
STAPLES stated that it had been his idea to travel to Washington for the rally and that he had asked his family members and Defendant 1 [who has also been arrested] to go with him. He stated that he went with a good heart and with the intention of protesting. STAPLES indicated that he felt it was his duty to attend and that he knew it would be a historic day.
Sadly, Staples was probably sincere. He was charged with two misdemeanors and pled guilty to one. So he’ll probably get probation and a fine. But here’s the real danger. He believed Trump’s lies, as did hundreds of rioters – by their own admissions. And we still haven’t seen a stick of evidence to prove – in court – that the 2020 election was stolen. So Staples is going to get dragged through the courts, and pay a lot of money for a lawyer, or use a public defender, and we taxpayers will.
Trump is still lying about the last
election, and if he loses again, we may see another riot, only more violent.
UPDATE (September 30, 2024): I was right again. Staples gets two years on probation, and must pay $500 in restitution.
Trump supporter, he believed the election was stolen.
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1403. Ivan Todd: Ivan is the first rioter on my list toshow up wearing farmer’s style, blue overalls. Phone records appear to place him inside the Capitol, and an employee at Todd’s former place of work has identified him as, shall we say, Rioter #1403. He was inside the building by 2:56 p.m., and then out again four minutes later. He’s likely another candidate for probation and a fine.
(POLITICAL AFFILIATION NOT KNOWN.)
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1404. Annie Vo: Ms. Vo has finally been added to our list of arrestees, long after her son, Antony Vo (#437 on our list), made the roster. He has already been convicted. According to court documents, a picture of Antony and his mother was circulated on a fraternity chat board.
That’s a first, in this investigation.
The day after the riot, her son posted, with pride (I think), “My mom and I helped stop the vote count for a bit.” In fact, in two social media posts, Annie’s son said he and his mom “stormed” the Capitol.
Trump supporter.
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Who wants a table!
1405. Maria DeLuca: Rarely does a day go by that we don’t read about new rioters being charged in the attack on Congress (and democracy). Ms. DeLuca is accused of helping steal a table, which was passed out a broken window during the riot, with the legs later broken off and used as weapons against police.
Was Deluca some sort of Antifa scum? Did Ray Epps – the supposed government plant in the mob – make her do what she did? Not at all. She has impeccable conservative credentials. She interned twice for Republican members of Congress, both Rep. Lee Zeldin, and Rep. Paul Gosar of Arizona, who also worked to overturn election results. She worked for Turning Point USA. She’s currently billed as a “conservative influencer” with 300,000 followers on “X,” formerly known as Twitter.
Why was she there, that infamous day, helping bust up furniture? Nobody (except Donald J. Trump) made her do anything.
“People went to the Capitol building because that’s Our House and that’s where we go to take our grievances,” DeLuca explained in the wake of the attack. “People feel, as do I that an election was stolen from them at it was allowed.”
Or, to be more specific, she posted at 2:55 p.m. that day: “Fight back or let politicians steal and [sic] election? Fight back!”
In fact, with Trump’s time in office having dwindled to only five days, she was still not willing to abide by results of the election. “If Trump declares martial law in 7 states,” she suggested on January 15, 2021, “his campaign allies could take control of the state’s [sic] ballots and overturn the results of the election in Trump’s favor. Which would be ideal.”
Sure, if you hated free and fair elections.
As of today, 1,231 days have passed since the 2020 election. No court has upheld evidence of significant voter fraud in that contest.
So, DeLuca is a fool facing serious legal bills, a fine for damaging government property, and a stint behind bars.
Trump supporter, she believed the election was stolen.
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1406-1407. THOMAS POOLER and ANGEL VILLANUEVA: The cases keep coming, and the rioters charged don’t really seem like “hostages.” Villanueva is accused of bringing pepper spray and metal-tipped darts” into the Capitol on January 6. (He later said the spray was for Antifa.)
At 2:26 p.m. on the day of the riot, the two Florida pals entered the building, both pulling up their face coverings like MAGA bank robbers. Inside, they became separated, and Pooler exited 29 minute later.
Three minutes later, his friend exited
through a broken window; but Villanueva was headed for more serious trouble. As
the Statement of Facts in his case explains:
Just under 30 minutes later, at approximately 4:21 p.m., Villanueva was still on the Upper West Terrace of the U.S. Capitol grounds. At that time, a fight broke out between a crowd of rioters and police officers trying to clear the area. As the officers moved forward, a group of rioters pushed back against the line of police officers. During the confrontation, one rioter struck an officer with a wooden board. Another threw a Confederate flag attached to a metal pole at the officers. Villanueva joined the crowd engaged in the confrontation with police officers. In one instance, Villanueva briefly placed his hands on the backpack of another rioter who was pushing against an officer, lending his weight to that assault. Villanueva’s hat was knocked off his head during the process. In another instance, Villanueva again moved to the front of the group of rioters pushing against the police line, and joined that push, although it’s difficult to discern from the video whether he made physical contact with the police officers.
On March 20, 2024, the two men plead guilty. Angel gets four months on home detention, two years on probation, 60 hours of community service, and owes $500 in restitution.
Pooler gets a year on probation, 60 hours of community service, but must pay $1,500 in fines and restitution.
Trump supporters.
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1408. Tim Finnegan: You would think it was easy to put the right-wing fables about the events of January 6 to rest. In Mr. Finnegan’s case, the idea that the members of the mob were all touristy types gets dealt probably the ten thousandth blow. He has admitted going inside the building, after he and his then-girlfriend came to D.C. that fateful day to listen to Trump speak and protest the vote.
Finnegan said that he followed the crowd into the building and saw other individuals throwing furniture and stealing items. Finnegan claimed that he attempted to stop these individuals but was met with obscenities and was told to mind his own business. Finnegan said that he saw an older woman who appeared to be in in distress and helped her to a group of Capitol Police Officers to receive medical aid. After that, Finnegan said he went down a set of escalators to a corridor heavily guarded by Capitol Police. Finnegan said that, at that point, he was overcome by the residual effects of the tear gas that had been deployed before his arrival to the Capitol Building. Finnegan then exited the building and went back to the hotel. Finnegan said he was inside the Capitol for approximately 20 or 30 minutes. Finnegan reiterated that he was there to peacefully protest and that he did not cause damage and did not steal items from the Capitol.
In a second interview with federal authorities,
Finnegan said that he saw destruction of property and people stealing things such as books. Finnegan said that he saw someone throw a chair at a chandelier. Finnegan also stated that three of eight videos he recorded remained on his cellphone. Finnegan allowed the FBI to record those videos.
Initially, he faces two charges.
Trump supporter, he believed the election was stolen.
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1409. Nolan Freeman: Mr. Freeman is the second actor arrested in connection with the attack on Congress. It turns out that in building a case against the young rioter, F.B.I. agents did a “trash pull” at a house to determine that Freeman was living there – after he seemed to fall off the face of the earth. Search warrants of several kinds played a role, including one for a video Freeman is alleged to have recorded, which puts him inside the Capitol at 2:23 p.m. on the day of the riot.
Stage right, so to speak: He made his
entry through a broken window that day. And so, yet another rioter is charged.
(LIKELY TRUMP SUPPORTER.)
For purposes of comparison, on the same day Freeman was arrested, Officer Daniel Hodges, who defended the Capitol on January 6, penned an editorial for The Hill.
I never imagined what I experienced on Jan. 6, 2021, or
that I would be one of a few dozen officers standing in between former
President Donald Trump’s authoritarian dreams and American democracy. The
attack on the Capitol, perpetuated by a mob commanded by Trump, was and still
is an existential threat to both my city and the country at large.
The world looked on in horror as thousands of Trump’s most
loyal followers overran police barricades, stripped law enforcement officers of
our equipment and savagely beat us. They looked us in the eyes and called us –
the ones protecting the Capitol – traitors.
The violent mob eventually gained access to the Capitol and
roamed its storied halls with weapons and zip ties, evidently looking for
members of Congress to kidnap, torture or kill, while our elected
representatives and their staffs fled or sheltered in place, barricading their
office doors, praying for safety from the fires of insurgency that some of them
helped (and continue to help) spread.
I spoke about how the mob was organized, arrived prepared for
violence and fanatically devoted to Trump. They wore tactical gear while
robbing me of mine. They tried to gouge out my eye, bash in my skull with my
own baton and crush me against the Capitol itself.
I defended the Capitol, with blood dripping from my mouth,
until I could no longer. It was clear the mob that Trump assembled and directed
forcibly attempted to stop the peaceful transfer of power.
Neither the injustice and rage I feel from that day, nor the threats
I continue to receive to this day, will ever stop me from telling those who
need to hear it what really happened on Jan. 6: For the first time in American
history, a sitting president attempted to thwart the will of the people. The
events of Jan. 6, 2021, sook the foundations of America’s democratic
tradition. No longer can we pretend that “American exceptionalism” renders us
immune from the violent coups we’ve seen in other countries throughout history.
To some, I am “just a cop,” but I don’t have to be a
constitutional lawyer to know this: If someone has already tried to subvert a
free and fair election once, we should not let him try again.
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1410. SARAH KATHLEEN HOLMES: No information available, save for the fact she has been arrested and faces two charges. According to NPR she has already been sentenced to probation and ordered to pay $1,500 in fines and restitution.
(MORE
INFORMATION NEEDED.)
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1411-1413. ADAM KOVSKY, Jenna McGrath and Laura McGrath: The three siblings have been indicted together. Adam is said to be seen with pieces of broken furniture, from damage done inside the building. He was arrested four days before Christmas 2023. The siblings do not end up on my radar until March 21, 2024.
So, a little checking is required. The brother has already pled guilty to a misdemeanor, and (I assume) had to return his souvenirs from the day of the attack. Namely: two pieces of broken furniture he gathered inside the Capitol Building on the day of the attack. He posed on social media with his wood – and thus, did his arrest develop. He has admitted he went with a car full of like-minded people to D.C. that day, to hear Trump ramble on (my words) at the “Stop the Steal” rally. No detailed information to be found on the sisters, yet, save for their recent arrests.
Mr. Kovsky wins a $500 fine for his part in the riot, and will spend the next three years on probation.
Trump supporter (Kovsky).
(LIKELY
TRUMP SUPPORTERS – HIS SISTERS.)
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1414. Donald Walker: Still waiting on more information on this defendant; but he fits the MAGA profile: White guy, middle aged, from Mississippi. He’s accused of untouristy behavior on January 6, including trying to wrestle away a bicycle barrier police were using to hold back the mob.
It is alleged that he entered the Capitol by 2:54 p.m.
We can also report that in wrestling over the rack, police twice sprayed Mr. Walker in the face with chemicals.
(MORE INFO NEEDED.)
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1415. Charles Espinosa: Mr. Espinosa appears to have showed up for the “tourist” visit on January 6, armed with a large, fixed-blade knife. And, like so many rioters, he had to share (allegedly) proof of his behavior on social media, in his case on Instagram.
According to the Statement of Facts in
his case,
A substantial amount of the social media depicting ESPINOSA on January 6, 2021 was posted by the Instagram username “Charlie_alpha_echo.” One video tagging “Charlie_alpha_echo” showed ESPINOSA on the steps of the Capitol speaking to the crowd (through a megaphone held by another rioter) saying, “I think this should be happening in every single major city in the country.”
In fact, Espinosa requested paid time off from work on January 6-7, listing the reason as “Stop the Steal.”
In one video posted by another user that day, “FULL FOOTAGE: Patriots STORM U.S. Capitol,” Espinosa also appears.
Trump supporter, he believed the election was stolen.
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1416. Joshua Ryan Dale: Like his hero, Donald Trump, Mr. Dale is a good liar. When first identified as a suspect in the January 6 attack, he told F.B.I. agents he never entered the Capitol.
Lie #1.
Then he claimed he would never damage property.
Lie #2.
He stands accused of using a historical marker as a battering ram, in an attempt to bust up the certification of the electoral votes. (As so often has been true, Mr. Dale is allegedly tripped up by Facebook posts he made in the wake of the riot.) Like a doofus, Dale sent pictures to his employer, showing him participating in the attack, and was nice enough to circle himself in white.
Dale did admit that he traveled to D.C. with five friends, so they could attend the “Stop the Steal” rally.
Trump supporter.
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1417. Steve Saxiones: The Texas man came to D.C. and joined the attack on police lines defending barricades in front of the Capitol. He was briefly detained that day by badly outnumbered police.
So it’s not likely he’s going to be able to say, “I didn’t join the riot.”
As Scott MacFarlane notes,
Feds allege “Saxiones participated in an
instant messaging group discussion with other members of the Proud Boys
organization and leadership named the Ministry of Self Defense”…and wrote to
others: “What’s the deal with flying with body armor? Does TSA f— with you?”
In fact, Saxiones is accused of showing up,
dressed to riot, and ready to engage. After joining the fight over the racks,
he grabbed a female officer in what she later called a “wrestling move” and “tried to
“take her to the ground.” Other officers came to her rescue and had to fight to
subdue the rioter.
According to investigators, Mr. Saxiones, had a
vanity social media on Telegram under the alias, “Howie Feltersnatch.” During
one exchange of messages, three days before the attack, a member of the chat
group posted: “Gonna be war soon ……”
The
original poster responded, “Yes Sir time to stack those bodies in front of
Capitol Hill[.]”
The
Proud Boys were primed for a fight. Saxiones, for example, joined another
message group, “Boots on Ground,” which was created for Proud Boys members who
had traveled to Washington, D.C. Indeed,
as early as 1:00 p.m. on that fateful day, a member of the chat group
stated, “Storming the capital building right now!!” Another Proud Boy called
out to his friends, “Get there[.]”
As
for Feltersnatch, he’s facing serious legal consequences. And, can I just add,
that if Trump wins another term, I think his code name should be “Big Orange
Feltersnatch.” It works.
Right
winger.
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1418. Zach Rash: Another arrest – another “tourist” at the Capitol – another tourist with a borrowed stun gun! Rash joined the tunnel battle where some of the wildest fighting took place. He was handed a stun gun by another rioter, and used it as he lunged at officers defending the entrance. When interviewed about his actions on January 6, he admitted he activated the gun – but hedged, and said, “I don’t think I used it that day,” but “it could have happened.” Well, he was asked, did he zap a cop or not. Rash said he could not “explicitly say” he hadn’t.
At one point that day, Rash can also be seen advancing with the mob, while carrying a fire extinguisher.
As far as the stun gun goes, it started in the hands of Bryan Shawn Smith (#969 on our list), also charged and convicted for crimes related to the attack, went to Rash, and then was passed on to Vitali Gossjankowski (#157), also convicted.
For extra fun, Rash traveled to D.C. with Ray Epps Jr. (son of Epps Sr., Rioter #600 on our list). Ray’s dad told investigators he met Rash for the first time, after they gathered in D.C. for the protest/mob attack.
Trump supporter, violent.
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1419. JOSHUA SCOTT BORUM: Borum came prepared on January 6. For what? You be the judge. According to court records he was wearing “what appeared to be a ballistic plate carrier, a radio, a military style multicam helmet with a Betsy Ross flag patch on the left and American Flag patch on the top…tan gloves with fingers cut off, and a gray backpack.” He was inside the Capitol by 2:56 p.m., but soon had to retreat after police fired pepperballs at the crowd in a hallway. Borum has admitted he was inside the building, though for only a few minutes. He also told investigators he was part of the “American Regulators,” which he described as “an offshoot of the Angry Vikings.”
Considering his choice of garb for the day, it is a bit of a surprise that he does not appear to have perpetrated any violence. The Angry Vikings are a pro-gun, pro-police group, and appear to be big Trump fans. They call themselves “patriots,” and during protests in Louisville, Kentucky, after the shooting of Breanna Taylor, they showed up to protect people from the BLM groups.
At least one leader of the group refused to do an interview with a TV reporter after she referred to the group as “white supremacists.”
He eventually pleads guilty, and gets two years on probation, 100 hours of community service, and a bill for $2,500 in restitution and fines.
Trump supporter, right-wing type.
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1420-1421. Dr. Daphne Kasperek and Thomas Kasperek: Is there a doctor in the house? Like the House of Representatives – during a riot. Allegedly there was, with the Maryland couple joining the mob. Thomas, at least, was inside the building for only twelve minutes, and is not accused of any violence. (His lawyer admits, however, that there was “a lot of violence” that day.
(Someone should let former president Trump know.
According to the Frederick News-Post, a northern Virginia newspaper:
Thomas Kasperek
is a pastor and counselor who "(provides) Christian discipleship,
spiritual direction, inner-healing prayer, and miraculous healing, in both the
clinical and church setting,” according to the website of a “Christ-centered,
Biblically-based whole health” practice the couple now runs.
Daphne Kasperek
is a physician who founded a medical group in 2001 and practiced at Inova
Loudoun Hospital until 2022, when she was fired by the medical group after a
dispute with the hospital over her COVID-19 vaccine waiver.
Thomas has also been a vocal critic of elected officials, often spouting off about how the 2020 election was stolen. He even filed a lawsuit, claiming that voting machines in Loudon County, Maryland, where he lives, were rigged – and, who knows, maybe he wanted the courts to perform an exorcism.
Sadly (albeit predicably), his suit was dismissed.
The happy couple also runs a clinic, described as a “Christ-centered, Biblically-based whole health provider, practicing telemedicine.”
Who knows, the couple also promises “miraculous healing,” through the intercession of Christ.
Something like that.
(A brief mention seemed to indicate that Mr. Kasperek had demanded a recount in District 27, in a race for the Virginia House of Delegates; but I must have misunderstood the reference. I did find a story about a recount in Virginia, regarding a seat in that legislative body, which showed – again – how accurate U.S. elections are. Initial voting totals in District 82, showed Republican Kim Taylor squeaking by Democrat Kimberly Pope Adams, by a margin of 79 votes, out of 29,000. A recount narrowed the gap by 25.
Trump
supporter, he believed the election was
stolen (Thomas).
Trump
supporter (Daphne).
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1422. Justin Daniel Perrou: Ah, these tourists! These people who were “no threat” to police on January 6, as the former president insists. Perrou is accused of grabbing a police officer’s face mask during the attack, and “forcefully yanked it down.”
Just like all of us would do on a tourist visit to – say – the White House, or Mount Vernon, or Monticello.
Previous to that, Perrou is allegedly seen using a black bullhorn to encourage rioters to attack police lines. Then, he grows frustrated, and throws his bullhorn at police. Later, he threw a long pole at police – and followed up with a folding chair. To cap off his tour to the Capitol, he got his hands on a can of chemical spray and hit a few cops with a shot, because that’s what any tourist would do.
Good enough to net the Charleston, South Carolina dope five felony charges, and misdemeanor change.
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1423. Luke Almond: You know this joke is coming: Were the January 6 rioters all nuts? Prior to entering the Capitol, Almond had fun playing on the scaffold set up for the January 20 inauguration. By 2:17 p.m. he had entered the building, one of the first to do so.
Police escorted him out – through a broken window – at 2:36. In moments to follow, he had fun watching another rioter break open a door with a crowbar. By 2:54 p.m. he had entered again, but was out again a few minutes later.
Likely to end up on probation, with a fine.
(POLITICAL
AFFILIATION NOT YET KNOWN.)
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1424. Leah Eva Green (a.k.a. Leah Gruppo): The Lubbock, Texas woman was arrested on April 5, 2024. No other information available.
She has pleaded guilty.
(MORE INFORMATION NEEDED.)
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1425. Charles Lee Roy Mozingo III: Mozingo showed up for a riot wearing a red hat (style not specified) and carrying a large flag: TRUMP 2020. Authorities were tipped off, regarding his alleged participation in the riot, by a fellow employee. Evidence cited in the Statement of Facts indicates nothing more than Mozingo being a tiny piece of the mob, and doing no violence.
He now has two misdemeanor offenses on his record.
(LIKELY TRUMP SUPPORTER.)
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1426. Andrew Miller: Plan ahead, if you hope to join a riot, and Miller, from Wilmot, Ohio, allegedly did. As early as December 22, 2020, he was trying to hook up for a ride with like-mind Trump fans, for a drive to the nation’s capital. And he did hitch a ride, in a passenger van, with 10-15 others. And why go to Washington? To protest the results of the 2020 election!
Rioters “kicked down and smashed” a door to the Capitol Building at 2:14 p.m., and seven minutes later, Mr. Miller allegedly entered through a broken window. He came ready to rumble, with goggles and gas mask. He does appear to step between a highly agitated rioter and a camera crew – which may mitigate against his behavior. Miller later told federal authorities he had the mask and goggles because “he was anticipating trouble from Antifa groups,” during the visit.
Good for a couple of misdemeanors.
Trump supporter, he believed the election was stolen.
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1427. Timothy Rowbottom: At some point in 2018, Rowbottom complained to F.B.I. agents about systematic discrimination against him, by Harrisburg, Pa. city officials. This visit helped agents identify him inside the Capitol two years later. At approximately 2:20 p.m. on the day of the riot, Timothy enters the building – and then appears to roam about, taking pictures or filming with his smartphone.
In Statuary Hall, he keeps within the
velvet rope lines. He was out the door again, a little after 3 p.m.
He has since admitted that he went to
D.C. to hear Trump speak, that he was inside the building, and that he saw
other rioters destroying property and attacking police officers.
As for Mr. Rowbottom, he’s good for a misdemeanor or two.
Trump supporter.
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1428. STEVE BANNON: I realized I had not included Mr. Rumple on my list, when I had included Peter Navarro (#1377). Like Pete, Steve was sentenced to four months in prison, after he refused to give testimony about the events of January 6, before Congress. He could have pled the Fifth, if he had to.
Anyway, he’s still appealing his sentence – and from the looks of it, he could die of cirrhosis of the liver before he ever goes to prison. If that guy’s not hitting the sauce hard, my eyes are tricking me.
Trump supporter, he claims the election was stolen.
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1429. Jack Westly Ryan Jr.: The Missouri man is accused of assaulting police on January 6. He is accused of pushing at least two officers that day – which might not lead to tooel Miller: A tattoo artist from Florida, Mr. Miller joins the list of the indicted only days ahead of the 2024 election. As with so many other rioters that day, he is alleged to have assaulted police. He stands accused of trying to wrestle away a bike rack from police, that they were using to block the mob – then throwing a pole at officers – then trying to take away an officer’s riot shield.
You know: Just “hugging and kissing” the police on a “day of love,” as Candidate Trump now says.
(LIKELY
TRUMP SUPPORTER, NOT SURE.)
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1430. JACK CHAMBERS: Chambers’ case should be simple to resolve. He admits that he and a friend drove from South Lebanon, Ohio, to the capital to be there in time to hear Donald Trump speak/lie on January 6. (The blogger added the “lie.”) They even slept in their car one night, on the way to D.C. Chambers has admitted he was inside the Capitol Building. He’s not charged with any violence or damage to property. So he’s one of the fools who will likely get probation.
He had already pleaded guilty to minor offenses, and it will cost him 30 months on probation, and $1,000 in fines and restitution.
Trump supporter.
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1431. Darl McDorman: If court documents are correct, many of these f**ksticks deserve to go to prison.
Inside the Tunnel, rioters battled with law
enforcement, including by throwing objects at the police line. At approximately
4:34 pm, as the crowd of violent rioters continued their efforts to breach the
Tunnel and as the officers continued to attempt to maintain the police line and
were fending off ongoing assaults by the rioters, McDorman approached the
Tunnel and stood near the entrance. A rioter farther in the crowd threw what
appeared to be a bottled beverage towards the line of officers. The object landed
on the ground and did not appear to hit the officers. McDorman then proceeded
to immediately pick up the object and allegedly threw it directly at the
officers.
Court documents say that McDorman allegedly
threw multiple objects at law enforcement in the Tunnel, including what
appeared to be a short silver pipe and a separate long brown metal pipe.
McDorman then picked up a wooden flagpole and used it to allegedly strike
officers repeatedly. McDorman then helped pass other items to other rioters,
including a metal object and a desk drawer.
At approximately 4:15 pm, multiple law enforcement agencies began to clear the area of the Upper West Terrace free from rioters and made their way to the Lower West Terrace. Court documents say that McDorman picked up what appeared to be a blue-colored folding lawn chair in a storage bag and threw the chair toward police, striking one officer. At approximately 5:13 pm, McDorman can be seen in open-source video footage approaching the police line, holding a metal bike-rack-like police barrier with both hands and hurling it at the police line. Sometime later, McDorman is seen again throwing an unidentified metal object, approximately 2-3 feet long, at the police line, which struck the shield of an MPD officer.
(LIKELY
TRUMP SUPPORTER; MORE INFORMATION NEEDED.)
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1432. Tyler Campanella: The latest addition to our list makes headlines not for his violent role on January 6, but for the simple fact, he’s the stepson of Siggy Flicker, a “Real Housewives” star.
If you’re like me, and wouldn’t watch the series by that name, trust me when I say Campanella is facing five misdemeanor charges for his alleged role in the effort to snap the neck of democracy with a rope.
Starting with Mike Pence.
Siggy herself is just another one of those dopes who believed Trump’s lies about a “Stolen Election,” and posted on social media, as her son took part in the attack, “We love patriots so much. Stay safe Tyler. We love you.” And then we had the obligatory emojis, including four American flags.
In fact, she posted pictures of Tyler inside the Capitol during the riot. Nice work Stepmom from Hell.
Tyler showed up for the assault on Congress in regulation Trump regalia, and added a QAnon flag as a cape.
Trump supporter (Tyler)
Trump supporter, really dumb (stepmom)
(Siggy wasn’t charged, we just
wanted to make fun of her more.)
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Get that rioter a live porcupine!
1433. Joshua Lee Atwood: If Campanella (#1432) was only stupid, Atwood was far worse. During some of the worst fighting on January 6, he started throwing objects at police – basically, anything that came to hand. If he had been able to pick up a dead porcupine or even a live skunk, he would have hurled it at the cops. Definitely not one of those rioters, former President Trump says were “hugging and kissing” police on the day of the attack.
In fact, Atwood appears to have been a threat to police – and other Americans – for more than a few years. A ten-year-old mugshot was used to help identify him as one of the rioters, because of a scar that showed above his left eye. In 2023, he made the police blotter again when he allegedly robbed the Crazy Donkey Restaurant in West Virginia, and stabbed a man in the arm on his way out.
As NBC reports, he
was an active participant in the attack on democracy on January 6:
Videos compiled by open-source investigators and cited by the FBI show “multiple
instances” of Atwood “attacking law enforcement officers defending the Tunnel
between approximately 4:51 p.m. and 5:03 p.m.,” the bureau said. He appears to
have thrown a bottle that struck an officer, a long silver pole that struck an
officer, a small square object, and another small object that appeared to be a
bottle, according to the FBI. He also used a long wooden pole to “strike
multiple officers using a stabbing motion with a significant amount of force”
before he threw that pole, used a stolen police shield to strike another
officer’s shield and threw a metal pipe, the bureau said.
Then, to finish up, he hit the police defending the Capitol with a few fresh f-bombs, and accused them of betraying their county, because they wouldn’t let the mob stop Congress from counting the electoral votes.
In September 2024, he pleads guilty again – this time to assault on an officer, with a deadly weapon.
Trump supporter, allegedly violent.
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1434. Nathaniel Noyce: Another arrest. Another January 6 rioter who allegedly assaulted police on that bleak day for the country. By 3:15 p.m. that day, Noyce had allegedly made it inside the Capitol, and had been present as police began to force rioters back out. Noyce refused to leave – and is said to have recorded some of his own actions that day.
A Department of Justice memo
explains:
Over the next few minutes, video footage
showed that Noyce became increasingly physical with officers as he moved around
the mob in the East Foyer, recording his actions. In one instance, Noyce is
seen wrapping his arm around an officer at approximately 3:23 p.m. A few
seconds later, he confronted a law enforcement officer and forcibly removed the
officer’s protective visor. Noyce then struck the officer in his face with his
right hand while holding his mobile phone.
In response, a scuffle occurred between
Noyce and the officer. Another rioter immediately attempted to diffuse this
incident, and Noyce retreated to the mob.
Noyce remained near the U.S. Capitol and on
U.S. Capitol grounds for several hours after he departed the building via the
East Doors. Noyce was later seen in open-source video footage appearing with
rioters near the west side of the U.S. Capitol after officers physically
removed rioters from the Capitol grounds after dark.
You might also say that Noyce’s behavior after he was driven out of the building helps negate the idiotic claim that these people were tricked into rioting. For several hours, Noyce could be seen lingering on Capitol Hill grounds – perhaps reliving the thrill of doing his part in an attempt to overthrow the results of a fair election. No one is holding him there. He still has two feet.
He could have walked away.
Oh, yeah, he had a social media account on Parler, where right-wing types liked to gather electronically and practice their hate. His handle: “NotNoyce.”
(LIKELY
TRUMP SUPPORTER.)
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1435. Carson Lionell Rees: The young man from Virginia was apparently turned in by someone who served with him in the National Guard.
Also, if your plan is to attack Congress – don’t post about it on Facebook, just minutes before you do you own part, as Rees did at 2:40 p.m. on January 6, saying, “We’re going in.” Then later live-streaming and saying, “We’re in.”
I think he should have posted next, “We’re in and we’re a bunch of numbskulls.”
When interviewed by F.B.I. agents at work, prior to his arrest, Rees admitted he was inside, but said he was exercising his First Amendment rights. Other Facebook posts showed that Rees had been teargassed by police. At least one friend replied to a post by Rees, pledging 100% support, and calling him an “American patriot.” While inside the Capitol, the defendant dropped a few F-bombs on police, flipped them off, in case they missed his point – but did exit shortly after a group of rioters with whom he was standing began assaulting police.
Trump supporter.
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1436. Robert Steven Dowell: Mr. Dowell appears to have had fun marching around inside the Capitol and chanting, “Our house,” and other rioters’ favorites. He is then seen, allegedly, joining a large group that forces a way past a line of officers trying to bar the hallway that led toward the House chamber. He was approaching the area where Ashli Babbitt was shot, when police reinforcements began to drive the rioters out of the building again.
Dowell was forced out at around 3 p.m., but twent minutes later, tried to enter again, but could not, as police were still forcing large numbers of rioters out, clogging the entry.
(POLITICAL
AFFILIATION NOT KNOWN.)
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1437. Dylan Cornell: Facing four misdemeanor charges; more information needed.
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1438. Lance Wisham: The Columbus, Georgia gentleman is also facing four misdemeanor charges. More information needed.
The case against Cornell and Wisham was placed under seal on April 12, 2024.
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Hey, chocolate cupcakes!
1439. Matthew Matulich: Let’s go losing with another one of Trump’s misguided fans. Mr. Matulich has already lost his job, after he took unauthorized leave from work to go to the January 6 riot.
For extra dopey fun, his phone records indicate he was probably inside the Capitol in two separate incidents – and his phone bill is registered under the account name Qonspiracy Theory.
He and a like-minded Trump fan (not charged) drove all the way up from Louisiana, and evidence placed Matthew inside the building by 2:15 p.m. And, that bum! Not long after, he took possession of an orange box of chocolate cupcakes – and probably ate them too.
A rioter gets hungry, after all.
Matulich is also accused of swiping an American flag and flagpole (value: $145), from inside the Capitol, was one of the rioters who made it all the way into the U.S. Senate Chamber that day.
He has pleaded guilty to a charge of theft.
Trump supporter, QAnon.
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1440. DANIEL DEPAPE: I added DePape to the list, not because he rioted on January 6, but because he also fell for the “Stolen Election” lies spread to every corner of the land by Donald J. Trump. DePape is the nutjob gentleman who broke into the home of then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, with plans to kidnap and interrogate her, and “break her kneecaps” if she refused to talk.
Instead, he ended up hitting her 82-year-old husband in the head with a hammer three times, and fracturing his skull.
His lawyer said at trial that DePape had listened to too much right-wing “news” on YouTube.
He’s going to have to ask the other prisoners what channel they want to see – because he has been sentenced to thirty years behind bars. He won’t be voting for Trump in 2024, that’s for sure.
Trump supporter, violent, he believed the election was
stolen.
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1441-1454. Arizona Fake Electors, et. al.: Arizona has indicted 18 individuals, including Rudy Giuliani, Mark Meadows, Dr. John Eastman, and former and current Trump advisor Boris Epshteyn as members of a conspiracy to steal that state’s electoral votes in 2020. Eastman, Giuliani and Meadows have already appeared on our list. So has Jenna Ellis. Mike Roman is new. So is Christina Bobb, ironically, current senior counsel for the Republican National Committee’s election integrity unit. (It’s like putting Jeffrey Dahmer in charge of school lunch programs.)
Right-wing news is already shouting “lawfare” (warfare carried out in the courts). We should point out that Doug Ducey, then-governor of Arizona (a Republican), repeatedly stated that the 2020 vote in his state was fair.
And Biden won.
(An unindicted co-conspirator in
the case would appear to be Donald J. Trump.)
1454. LAURA PELLEGRINO is the first of the Arizona fakes to plead guilty and throw herself on the mercy of the courts. Nine felony counts are waived, and she is sentenced to serve probation and perform community service – one suspects because she has agreed to cooperate with prosecutors.
FUN FACT: Giuliani tried to dodge his subpoena as long as he could, and even mocked Arizona authorities. So they located him at an early birthday party, held in his “honor” in Florida and served him with something other than ice cream.
A summons to appear in court.
(That party was hosted by Caroline Wren, advisor to another election-denying liar, Ms. Kari Lake.)
Trump supporters – all.
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1455. Matthew Kohler: No relation to the Kohler family, of plumbing fixture fame. Matthew traveled all the way from California to D.C. to get in on the action on January 6. He was, in fact, Johnny on the spot, entering the Capitol Building just ten minutes after rioters broke out windows and opened a few doors.
He had fun chanting those MAGA staples, “Stop the Steal,” and “Whose House? Our House.” He roamed a bit, took pictures, and posed for pictures, himself. He had on a Trump hooded jacket, Trump stocking cap, and a flag draped around his neck like a cape. Around 2:41 p.m., he can be seen running toward the House Chamber, as excitement builds, and rioters try to smash the door.
Guns are drawn on the other side of the Chamber doors, however, and Kohler and others wisely retreat. Ten minutes later his tour of the halls of Congress comes to an end and he’s out the front door.
(LIKELY
TRUMP SUPPORTER.)
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1456. William Irvin Fuller: It’s quite amazing how much effort the “Antifa” folks put into dressing up like MAGA folks, carrying signs, and flags, and wearing MAGA gear, including (we suspect) MAGA undies.
I mean: There were thousands of these dopes, including Mr. Fuller. He carried a sign that read: “Thank you! President Trump/We love you.” Also, he told federal authorities that he drove to D.C., just to hear his beloved president speak. Plus, he palled around all day with Samuel Christopher Fox, Rioter #665 on our list.
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Fuller, circled. |
Like so many others that day, Fuller was “let in” by police – as in, he climbed through a broken window on entering the Capitol. He was inside for only about a minute, before he exited.
He had since pleaded guilty to two misdemeanors.
Trump supporter.
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1457-1458. Kevin and Carol Moore: They came on January 6, they rioted (a little), got inside the Capitol for eight minutes or so, yelled at police (at least Kevin did) and got arrested, in May 2024, and charged with a pair of misdemeanors each.
It’s not likely the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority worker or his wife will end up seated on cots in a jail cell; they’ll probably get probation and a fine, and can brag about how stupid they were to believe the president’s election-denying lies.
Their lawyer says they were in D.C. that day to express their “genuine concerns about the integrity of the 2020 presidential election.”
Trump supporters, they believed the election was stolen.
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1459. Matthew Allen: Mr. Allen carried his work cellphone with him during the riot, as well as a Go-Pro camera to film festivities. Allen has admitted that he and his wife, Shawla (not charged), traveled from Okfuskee County, Oklahoma to be in D.C. to hear President Trump speak. The couple traveled “under their own direction,” Mr. Allen has confirmed, to “support” then-President Trump at his rally.
He has admitted being inside the building – stands accused only of misdemeanor charges – and his journey through the courts is likely to end with him on probation. Sadly, when we check on May 26, 2024, there is STILL no evidence, shown in any court in the land, not state, not federal, not even “Divorce Court,” that indicates in any way, shape or form that Trump didn’t lose in the 2020 election.
So, Donald is still lying, and 1,300 days later, insisting he won. Millions of his dopey MAGA fans are still so ill-informed as to believe him.
Trump supporter.
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1460. Gerald Powell: Mr. Powell is accused of not being let into the Capitol by police. Rather, he is accused of dragging away at least five bike rack barricades. He was one of the first twenty rioters to break through police lines, later entered the building and used a bullhorn to exhort the mob.
Almost as if he came prepared for a riot. Like just about everyone else on this long, goddam list.
At one point he could be heard shouting, “We have, the people, have exercised our voices and got into the Capitol building, to let our elected representatives know that we will not tolerate the fraud!”
He now faces felony charges.
Trump supporter, he believed the election was stolen.
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1461. Lincoln Deming: Mr. Deming was first approached in August 2022, by an agent for the F.B.I. about his participation in the riot. After five minutes, he said he would like to consult with an attorney.
Evidence appears to put Deming on Capitol grounds by no later than 1:38 p.m., on January 6, where he came prepared like any other tourist – wearing a gas mask. Deming is allegedly seen pulling forcefully on bike rack barricades, falling at one point, then rising to give police the finger. He can be seen later, throwing some sort of object at police; and not long after appears to catch a face full of chemicals in the schnozz.
He recovered – can be seen (allegedly) entering the building at 2:24 p.m., where he roams about, tries to open several locked doors, takes pictures, appears to show pictures to other rioters, appears intent on stealing a megaphone, which he places in a duffel bag, but then fails to return for the bag. He’s out of the building, probably no wiser, a little before 3:00 p.m.
(LIKELY
TRUMP FAN, NOT DEFINITIVE.)
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1462. Darrell Wayne Goins: Like all the other harmless tourists, described in right-wing news, and by former President Trump, it appears Mr. Goins, came from Alabama, and decided to throw a large beverage container or bottle at a police officer, narrowly missing hitting him in the head.
At another point, Goins is said to have
rushed up a flight of steps, only to be engaged with and halted by three police
officers, where they “wrestled him to the ground.”
When rest of the mob advanced to the top landing of the stairs,
GOINS returned to his feet and remained directly in front of the police line.
At some point in the subsequent minutes, GOINS obtained a USCP officer’s riot
shield. Video shows GOINS holding the riot shield while standing in front of
the police line. After an officer kicked at the shield, GOINS can be seen
handing the shield to another rioter at the front of the mob. Shortly
thereafter, GOINS can be seen facing the mob and yelling, “they’re doing what
we’re doing . . . they’re fighting for their families,” apparently in reference
to the police. He later added, “we’re fighting each other.”
Police were driven back soon after, and at 2:14, Goins was among the first rioters to enter the Capitol. In all, he remained inside for only sixteen minutes – but he wasn’t fighting for his family, in reality.
He was fighting for Donald Trump’s lies.
He now faces six felony charges, with a sprinkling of misdemeanors added, for good measure.
Trump supporter.
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1463. Christine Barrello: Thirty minutes inside the Capitol on January 6, and what do you get? Arrested for being a fool. She has admitted she was in D.C. that day. Her cellphone records appear to place her inside the building.
And she came all the way from Las Vegas, just to get busted.
(MORE
INFORMATION NEEDED.)
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1464. Christina Kelso: If you really wanted to believe that the rioters on January 6 were led on by government plants, or that they were all Antifa types dressed in Trump sheep’s clothing, you would have to ignore a Mt. Everest-sized pile of facts. Ms. Kelso is typical of the type of person who showed up on that deadly day, only more extremist than others. According to charging documents in her case, Kelso was a member of a Telegram social media group, “The California Patriots – DC Brigade.”
What was the group “about?” Their purpose was clearly stated enough, so that even a MAGA could grasp the truth: “This group will serve as the Comms for able bodied individuals that are going to DC on Jan 6. Many of us have not met before and we are all ready and willing to be engaged in this fight. We will come together for this moment that we are all called upon.”
Among her skills and attributes, Kelso described herself as a “devout Christian,” a former “Girl Scout,” “trained in self-defense,” and added, “Special skills: knife throwing but also Peace Pilgrim.” In an interview in March 2021, Ms. Kelso admitted she rented a car and drove across country to be in D.C., but was denied her first hotel reservation because she refused to wear a mask. She also admitted she got pepper sprayed, but denied going inside the building.
Really, mask mandates made her mad – but fortunately not mad enough to practice her knife-throwing skills.”
Kelso also attended a rally the day
before the riot, where leaders of the Brigade, “R.T.” and “A.H.” riled up the
MAGA folk.
At that event, A. H. addressed the crowd regarding the 2020
election and the certification proceeding that would take place in Congress the
next day. A.H. said, “That’s who beat Donald Trump. Dominion and all the fakes
and frauds, led by these vipers behind you in the people’s house. They’re gonna
hear our voice tomorrow. They’re gonna hear us loud and clear. We are at war in
this country! We are at war.” He continued, “Our voices tomorrow are going to
put the fear of God in the cowards and the traitors, the RINOs and the
communists of the Democratic Party. They need to know we as a people, 100
million strong, are coming for them if they do the wrong thing!” A.H. concluded,
“I will see you all tomorrow at the front lines. We are taking our country
back!” R.T. also addressed the crowd. R.T. stated, “in these streets, we will
fight and we will bleed,” and “we will not return to our peaceful way of life
until this election is made right.”
On January 6, itself, Kelso tells a questioner she won’t accept a Biden win. She adds, “if we’re gonna die anyway, I’ll die for my freedom, 100%.” Later, it is alleged that she joined the attack on police lines and got pepper sprayed multiple times. Kelso soon fell to the ground, still clutching a bike rack barricade, and repeatedly refused medical attention from police. She later wrote that she couldn’t see for about 20 or 30 minutes, but she was ready to fight again. “Peaceful, pissed off Patriots. Are we thinking inauguration?” she wondered. She went on to add she made some good friends during her trip to D.C., adding, “I did nothing wrong so I’m not afraid.”
P.S. Trump lost by 7,000,000 votes, Ms. Kelso; and no court has found evidence to the contrary since. You got pepper-sprayed because you were stupid enough to believe Donald’s lies.
Trump supporter, she believed the election was stolen.
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1465. Peter Malone: Mr. Malone was johnny on the spot on January 6, entering the Capitol within two minutes of the initial breach. The Cleveland Heights, Ohio gentleman was arrested on May 8, 2024.
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1466-1467. Kathryn McEvoy and Jesse Evans: The two childhood friends face four misdemeanor counts each, after being arrested in May 2024, and charged with their minor roles in the Capitol Hill Riot. McEvoy has already acknowledged that she and Evans entered the building during the attack.
As Jordan Fischer, who has done such
great work following all the rioters and their cases, explains:
Evans reportedly told the FBI he and McEvoy, his
childhood friend, had attended the Stop the Steal rally on Jan. 6 because he
believed his presence would “bolster the numbers of concerned citizens and
force Congress to take a further look at the election.” Evans said he and
McEvoy had listened to a portion of former President Donald Trump’s speech
before heading to the Capitol, where they saw a group “getting rough and rowdy
with the police.” Evans said he and McEvoy also saw barricades knocked down and
that he was exposed to a chemical irritant deployed by police before deciding
to enter the Capitol.
McEvoy also claimed she believed police had cleared senators from the Capitol, so the protesters could walk around the building – and said she felt she had done nothing wrong. Still, she has now pleaded guilty to a pair of misdemeanors.
Trump supporters, they believed the election was stolen.
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1468-1470. William, Thomas, and James Gallagher: Dad, William, and the boys, decided a family outing to D.C. might be cool. So they were there on January 6, allegedly, in time to join the attack on democracy. Pops was especially active, grabbing one police officer who was trying to block a doorway, out of the way, allowing other members of the mob to enter the Capitol.
According to charging documents, he “appeared to apologize to the officer” afterwards.
Dad was inside the building for three quarters of an hour, his two sons entering later, after dad and other rioters opened a way. William faces a number of charges, including at least one felony. The sons are up on misdemeanors. Dad was identified soon after the riot; but when originally approached by F.B.I. agents, shut down any interview and asked for an attorney. When finally arrested on May 6, 2024, he greeted agents at the door, saying, “I’ve been waiting for you guys.” Both boys were sprayed with chemical irritants at least once on that infamous day.
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1471-1472. John Barry Chisholm and Michael Anderson: On the day of the attack, Mr. Chisholm and a friend discussed the role Vice President Pence might play. When his friend said the time for Pence to prove a “coward” hadn’t even happened yet, Chisholm responded, “we in the Capital You need people like us.”
Chisholm also insisted that Pence could send the election “back to the states.” The two dopey pals both wore sweatshirts to the riot, with large white lettering, “864,” the area code where they live in South Carolina. Anderson was being represented by a public defender (your tax dollars hard at work), whereas Chisholm had hired his own attorney, who says, “Unfortunately, [my client] went into the Capitol for approximately three minutes. He looked around and didn’t like what he saw, and he left. He certainly caused no harm or damage to any person or property.”
As for who carried out the attack, when a friend on social media told Chisholm, “Antifa stole the show,” he responded, “No we took the capital.”
Trump supporter, he believed the election was stolen (Chisholm).
Trump supporter (Anderson).
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1473. Miguel Zapata: Well, this is an odd one. Zapata, described as a former federal employee, has been arrested for providing false tips about former colleagues, who he claimed were involved in the January 6 riot.
He submitted seven false claims, causing much waste of time and resources, only to show that the seven individuals named were:
Not in Washington D.C. on January 6
Were at work elsewhere on that day.
Cue the QAnon conspiracy theories – that Zapata knew the truth – that really the rioters were alien lizard people. Whatever.
(POLITICAL
AFFILIATION UNKNOWN.)
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1474. David A. Marshall, Jr.: What “touristy” kind of person doesn’t come to the Capitol during a riot, supplied with zip ties? Not Mr. Marshall, who is alleged to have assaulted a journalist, swiped a police baton, and zip-tied a door to keep police from exiting to confront the attackers outside the building. He is also accused of engaging in “multiple assaults on law enforcement officers.”
At least one officer was knocked to the ground.
Marshall also grabbed a member of the news media and yanked that individual “down a set of stairs.”
So: Give Mr. Marshall two felony and seven misdemeanor charges, and see how he fares in court.
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1475. Benjamin Bowden: Bowden has allegedly been identified as a participant in the January 6 attack on democracy – including by another participant in said attack. His credit card charges also appear to show him driving to D.C. in time to riot, and then driving home to Maine.
He appears to enter the Capitol at 2:17 p.m., as a loud siren in blaring, and can be seen later, allegedly, giving a violent kick to a locked door. In fact, that was so much fun, he picked up a brass stanchion later and pounded on the door to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s office. It appears he got a good sniff of chemicals and had to rinse out his eyes, finally exiting the building at 2:57 p.m.
(POLITICAL
AFFILIATION NOT KNOWN.)
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1476. Michael Hennessey: The latest addition to our list is another right-winger, described as a “social influencer” with 211,000 followers on Instagram.
His account is called “Snowflake News.”
Now he’s an accused felon, allegedly having entered the Capitol at 2:15 p.m., only moments after the building was breached. Once inside, he joined a push against a line of police trying to bar the attackers from going deeper into the building, during which one officer fell down a flight of steps.
Right winger.
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1477. Clay Norris (ak.a. Clayton Norris): Accordiing to the DOJ, the Canton, Ohio man played a role in three times breaching police lines of barricades. With a megaphone in hand, at the first line of defense, Norris could be heard chanting, “Stop the steal!”, “Whose house?”, and “Fight for Trump.”
Police formed a second line and corralled rioters in front of the Capitol; but Norris and others pushed into the bike rack barricade, and broke through again. Now he shouted at police, “We don’t want you guys. We want them,” meaning members of Congress.
And maybe Mike Pence.
Norris then advanced, among the first rioters, to the steps of the Capitol itself. With megaphone still in hand, he shouted at officers again, “Send those m—f— out to talk to us,” and soon he starts pushing police. It does not appear, however, that he ever made it inside, as chemical agents were deployed, forcing Norris and other rioters to retreat.
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1478. William George Knight: Knight is accused of pulling apart barriers designed to protect the Capitol and then ramming a metal-framed Trump sign into a line of police. With his dishwater blonde dreadlocks, he looks like the “Antifa” type. But he spent the day of the riot hanging with a group of Proud Boys.
There’s no evidence he was a member of the group, however, but facial tattoos also made him easy to identify in the end. He was arrested in South Dakota on May 24, 2024.
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1479. Thomas “Tommy” Joseph Kelly, Jr.: Well, the lesson for all future rioters who want to destroy the U.S. Constitution: Be careful what kind of running shoes your wife wears to a riot. Also, try to cover up any noticeable moles on your own mug. With the help of online sleuths, the F.B.I. believes Kelly can be shown to have involved himself in several attacks on police officers.
Evidence seems to show that Mrs. Kelly bought a particular brand of running shoe on Amazon on November 22, 2020, then broke them in during the attack in D.C. Also purchased: The same kind of goggles that Mr. Kelly was wearing (allegedly) during the battle. Finally, the couple purchased a flag listed as “Trump Law & Order 2nd Amendment Guns Flag Trump Flag Make America Great Again” and then carried it during the January 6 mayhem. At one point, during fighting, as the mob drove police lines back, Thomas cheered, “They’re scared! They’re scared!”
Just as President Trump later claimed: No threat at all.
Mr. Kelly is then accused of using his flagpole to pummel at least one officer, during the wild fight for control of a lower tunnel entrance to the Capitol.
Inside the tunnel, the FBI said, Kelly “jabbed and thrust
the pole directly into the police line” and hit an officer in the head. The
officer he hit ended up with a cracked helmet, and was briefly knocked
unconscious, the FBI said. “Even after he regained consciousness, Officer C.M.
struggled to remain conscious,” the FBI affidavit stated. “Officer C.M.
continued to experience symptoms from this blow to his head during the
remainder of January 6, 2021, including symptoms such as vision loss and
degraded consciousness.”
Kelly then
handed the pole to another rioter who broke it while striking police officers,
according to the bureau.
The
missus does not appear to have been charged. As for Thomas, he was arrested, in
part, after a picture on a wedding/engagement website appeared to match photos
taken of him during the riot.
Trump supporter, allegedly
violent.
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1480. Chad Hedgcock: In 2022, it appears Chad’s wife, Jessica, was arrested for refusing to wear a mask in a business establishment – which wanted to crush her freedom (we guess) by stopping the spread of COVID.
Chad, meanwhile, had visited D.C. on January 6, and dabbled in rioting. When asked to speak to a federal agent around that same time, Mr. Hedgcock replied, “We don’t talk to cops.”
The gentleman from Tennessee appears to have entered the Capitol, but then been pushed out by police five minutes later.
The headline in a story about his wife read, “Mom arrested for no chin diaper, tyranny stops now.”
Trump supporter (Chad)
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1481-1483. Leslie Bogue, Sally Ann Milavec and Trina Reyes: The three women traveled together to D.C., two from Tekas, with Bogue joining them from Oklahoma. Bogue and Reyes are seen in photographs outside the Capitol on January 6, and appear to be enjoying themselves immensely, as the attack on democracy unfolds.
After rioters already inside forced open a set of doors, the two women allegedly entered, just after 2:40 p.m.
Bogue and Reyes are charged with entering the building, remaining inside for fifteen minutes, and exiting after Reyes says they saw other rioters “vandalizing paintings.” She also admits to authorities that she saw police firing tear gas, and got a whiff herself, before entering.
She says they traveled to D.C. just to hear President Trump speak/lie about how he really won the 2020 election.
(Reyes also turns out to be the former mayor of a suburb of San Antonio, Von Ormy. She appears to have ties to Republicans and Libertarians; and the government in Von Ormy descended into chaos while she was in charge – though only partially due to her mistakes. The police department, for example, lost accreditation, and the volunteer fire department went defunct.)
Milavec, a real estate agent from Fredericksburg, Tx., has also been charged; but little other information about her is available.
She is said to be the mother-in-law of Craig Jackson Moore – see below.
Trump supporters (all three).
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1484. Larry John Lucas, Jr.: It would appear that Lucas had a grand time in D.C. on January 6. He can be seen attending the Trump rally, waving a Trumpian-style flag, and flashing the rock and roll hand signal. He has a Trump stocking camp stuck on his pate, too.
He marches to the Capitol, on command (you might argue) and gets into the Capitol, allegedly for fourteen minutes and forty-eight seconds. He has his cellphone in hand; and data shows the phone inside the building; and pictures appear to place Lucas inside, for sure. At one point, he can be seen, along with a second Trump fan, standing on the pedestal of a Ronald Reagan statue, getting his photo snapped. He makes it as far as the Senate chamber, by then abandoned by lawmakers, appears to snap a few photos or record a video on his phone.
And out he goes again at 2:50 p.m., a tiny cog in a giant machine, set in motion by Donald J. Trump, to try to garner a second term in office he by no means deserved.
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1485. Francis Joseph Vitollo: Mr. Vitollo appeared on the F.B.I.’s radar in early 2022, but when interviewed, denied he had ever entered the Capitol. Evidence appeared to show otherwise, and he soon admitted he had.
A search warrant placed his phone inside; and another rioter, William Tryon (#846 on our list), admitted he, Vitollo, and two other men traveled to D.C. together to hear Donald Trump speak.
Vitollo does not appear to have engaged in any violence. He was merely stupid enough to believe Trump’s lies.
Trump supporter.
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1486. Craig Jackson Moore: No real information available at this time. Arrested on May 14.
Has pleaded guilty to two misdemeanors.
Trump supporter.
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1487. RANDOLPH TYSON MILLINER: No real information available at this time. Other than: Arrested May 15. He had pleaded guilty to a pair of misdemeanors. His punishment: two years on probation, and $1,000.
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OTHER INFORMATION AVAILABLE.)
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1488. Antonio Colello: Mr. Colello appears to casually enter the Capitol on January 6, wearing a tan coat and sunglasses, and carrying his phone as if to immortalize his grand entrance. He’s inside around 2:35 p.m. Soon after, he is allegedly seen pushing with others in the mob, against a line of police.
The man in front of him is wearing an Oath Keepers backpack. You know. The “Antifa” type.
He exits the building around 2:51.
And why was he in D.C.? In a social media post, he and another individual talk about blocking “the session of congress.” Colello responds, “That sounds epic[.]”
Trump supporter, he believed the election was stolen.
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1489. Brandon Barnhill: The Slidell, Louisiana man allegedly entered the Capitol at 2:45 p.m., and was out again roughly eight minutes later. He came to D.C. to hear the president speak. He told investigators it “was calm when he first arrived at the Capitol, until it wasn’t,” inside the building on that fateful day.
He faces misdemeanor charges.
Trump supporter.
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1490. Nathan Erik Breese: Breese has admitted he went to D.C. to attend the “Stop the Steal” rally, and later went inside the Capitol. The Trump fan was in and out of the building in two minutes.
Trump supporter.
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1491. Patricia Marie Wills: Normally, Wills works for the F.B.I., out of the Washington office. She even has (or had) a Department of Defense Secret security clearance. Now we know, wearing a pink jacket and purple head band, she was easy to spot in the crowd that ransacked the Capitol. She is seen entering at 2:26 p.m. that day, she appears to roam around, and exits at 2:44. She’s carrying a flag most of the time.
On the second anniversary of the riot, she posted on social media, a picture of the crowd, noting, “Still the best last minute trip I’ve ever made. God put it in my heart I HAD to go. Don’t know the reason, but I had to be there. Witness. Pray for the J6 jailed.”
Trump supporter.
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1492. JOHN DINE: Mr. Dine had already pleaded guilty to two minor charges – before he even landed on our radar. He has since been placed on probation for a year and levied $1,000 in fines and restitution.
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1493. Tricia LeCount: The woman from Afton, Oklahoma has pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor offense, after entering the Capitol Building on January 6, tastefully draped in a Trump flag, tied around her like a cape.
Bummer: She was turned in by a Facebook friend, just two days after the riot. A neighbor later helped build a case against LeCount, telling F.B.I. agents that he or she had talked to Tricia almost daily, and she had made it clear she would be heading to D.C. to support Donald Trump.
It didn’t help the defendant’ defense to know that she responded to a question, on social media, asking her on the day of the riot, if she got inside the building.
“Absolutely,” the clueless Ms. LeCount responded. In fact, she sent a video showing that she had reached Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s office. In the same conversation thread, she added, “Pelosi’s office is so gaudy.... massive chandelier, beautiful fireplace… MSNBC live was on every laptop.”
Trump supporter.
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1494. Jason Tasker: Recently indicted, Mr. Tasker is accused of assaulting police officers on January 6.
And how did Tasker end up on this list. His mother couldn’t resist showing friends, in the weeks after the Capitol attack, videos her boy took inside the building. In fact, mom bought Jason his round trip ticket to D.C., and he later told a friend it was his “Christmas present.”
At one point, on that fateful day, Tasker and other rioters surrounded a group of police, and Tasker shouted, “All of you are dismissed, go home.” Later, he was at the forefront, as rioters tried to force their way into the Capitol, allegedly lunging at and grabbing officers barring the way. Soon after, Mr. Tasker got a face full of pepper spray, as police absolutely didn’t “usher” rioters in – as former President Donnie just recently claimed. In fact, Tasker retreated, but managed to enter the Capitol at 3:02 p.m., film events, and then exit again at 3:13. Outside, he call his mother, telling her, proudly, “I was like the first person in, Momma.”
The defendant remained outside for another hour, and at one point, after Trump called for rioters to go home, he approached police guarding the Capitol, and exclaimed, “fuck you, fuck you, fuck you, you’re cool, fuck you, I’m out.” (In the footnotes to his indictment, we learn that this is a direct quote from the movie, Half Baked, starring Dave Chapelle.) At 5:20 p.m., Tasker was still on Capitol Hill grounds, still flipping off police, and finally leaving the area around that time.
He faces a variety of charges, both felonies and misdemeanors.
(At the time he was charged for his part in the riot, Tasker was already in prison, serving a seven-and-a-half year sentence for a DUI conviction regarding an accident that ended up with another driver losing her left leg to amputation.)
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1495. Michael Keith Williams: The Texas man has been charged for his part in the riot. He allegedly yelled to others in the mob that day, “Freedom!” “This is our house!” “We’re doing this for God.” and “We’re doing this for Trump.” He accessorized for the riot by bringing along a flag showing President Trump as Rambo, and made it all the way to the U.S. Senate Chamber before police could regain control.
At one point, he also stood just outside a door that Vice President Pence used that day to escape the rioters.
Trump
supporter.
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1496. Paul Marvin Nowell: The North Carolina defendant, in another January 6 riot case, told police that day, “You’re not Americans.”
You know – blocking entry to the Capitol – and trying to protect a core function of democracy – counting of the electoral votes.
Anyway, the dope from Wendell got his ass arrested.
Trump supporter.
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1497. Garth Walton: Once again, Florida is represented, allegedly, in terms of violent, rioting fools, by Mr. Walton. He stands accused of assaulting police.
A memo
from the Department of Justice explains:
According to court documents, police
body-worn camera footage from Jan. 6, 2021, shows Walton was present on Capitol
grounds on the Lower West Plaza that day. At about 1:30 p.m., law enforcement
officers had formed a defensive line on the plaza and had nearly completed a
line of metal barricades at the top of the West Plaza stairs.
It is alleged that Walton went up approximately four steps, approached the line of officers, and grabbed a metal barricade and pushed it into the officers. Seconds later, after retreating down the West Plaza stairs, Walton again charged the police line and pushed the metal barricade into officers. It is further alleged that Walton then picked up a white pole and threw it at the officers.
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Walton attacks police lines. |
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1498. Brian Leo Kelly: The Fairfax, Virginia contractor did not have far to travel to join the riot. Allegedly, he can be seen inside the Capitol, and faces four misdemeanor charges for his cameo role in the film, “Killing Democracy,” a title and film I just made up. He is reportedly the owner of Affordable Oil Tank Removal – if you need a tank removed. Cheap! He is said to have been inside the Capitol for a little more than half an hour, but is not charged with any violent or destructive activity.
On the night of the attack, Kelly
allegedly appeared in a video on an Internet service emphasizing traditional
JudeoChristian principles. According to court records, Kelly is clear. He made
his way inside the building – but did try to be respectful of police officers
(who were otherwise being battered by rioters)
Upon being asked how he felt about what happened that day, KELLY
stated that he felt “conflicted,” as “… you violate someone else’s space …
force your way into a building … in some ways that really feels wrong … but, …
that [space] really does belong to us.” KELLY continued, “… that should only be
an absolute last resort … maybe we shouldn’t have done that … it’s just, you
come to the end of your rope … and you get swept up in a movement … and there’s
a bunch of people running and doing this … it’s not the logical mind that’s
working anymore … you’re just reacting to things and, finally, there’s a chance
that you can be heard … we took that chance … God will judge us … perhaps I did
something wrong … I tried to be as respectful as I could while I was in there,
you know, while still saying what I felt needed to be said.”
Five days after the riot, Kelly told a reporter, “I understand there could be consequences for what happened and I will accept those and deal with them.”
Trump supporter (apparently believed the election was stolen).
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1499. Matthew J. Mglej: Mr. Mglej has been arrested before. In Portland, Oregon, in 2014, he was busted for playing the violin in the park – while naked. When officers suggested he don clothing, he refused.
Two years later, a naked Mr. Mglej got arrested outside a courthouse – this time with a concealed rifle hidden under a pile of clothes.
Now, we know. He allegedly dressed up on January 6, joined in the riotous festivities, and got busted again.
When first approached by authorities, asking for information regarding his whereabouts on January 6, Mglej had the nerve to insist they submit all their questions in writing.
COULD HE BE ONE OF THE ILLUSIVE LEFT-WING PLANTS IN THE MOB!!!!
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Where does he keep his checkbook? |
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1500. Tristan Sartor: The fashion forward Mr. Sartor, who favors straw hats, and spats, gets arrested – partly because rioters wearing spats were rare and stood out in a crowd. Sartor is known to hang with white supremacists like Nick Fuentes, to post racist comments, and posed for a selfie with Roger Stone.
He’s definitely not one of “ours,” on the Biden/Harris side of the political spectrum. He now faces both felony and misdemeanor charges for his alleged part in the January 6 debacle. He was nailed on July 31, 2024, and posted $25,000 bond.
Prosecutors say that he entered the U.S. Capitol at 2:19 p.m. and exited a few minutes later.
Right wing type.
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1501. Catholine DeVries: It didn’t take long for authorities to pinpoint Ms.DeVries as one of the rioters (she was turned in just four days after the attack by someone “with a personal relationship”). She was interviewed by F.B.I. agents soon after, and admitted she was inside Nancy Pelosi’s office that awful day. She admitted, also, that she saw other rioters “assault law enforcement officers.”
She insisted, however, that she was pushed into the building by others, that she was only inside the Capitol for ten minutes, that she only filmed one video, and if there was any destruction – which she said she didn’t see – “it was not from supporters of President Trump.” She could be identified in the mob, in part, because she was wearing a white “Team Trump” cowboy hat.
Alas, evidence appears to show the defendant entering the building of her own volition, at 2:17 p.m., cellphone in hand, apparently filming her escapades. By 2:32 she appears to be just outside Pelosi’s suite, and soon after she appears to be inside, filming more of the action.
At 2:46, still inside the Capitol, she takes (allegedly) a shot of chemical spray in the schnozzle.
Seven minutes later, she exits the building. Outside, she appears to film other rioters as they smash reporters’ camera equipment.
Arrested only in July 2024, she now faces charges.
Trump supporter.
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1502. TIMOTHY TEDESCO: The moral of this story is, if you plan to riot in Washington D.C., don’t wear a jacket that identifies the company you work for. Mr. Tedesco did, and it did not bode well. “Oxy Chem,” a patch on the jacket he wore on January 6 read, or Occidental Petroleum.”
Tedesco could be seen entering the Capitol around 2:42 p.m., his large red Trump flag, with white letters, perched on his right shoulder.
When first interviewed by federal agents, outside his home, Tedesco admitted he had been at the Capitol – and that he was carrying a Texas flag. He asked the agents if they were going to investigate the shooting of Ashli Babbitt, and the “stolen election,” and then refused to talk further.
He was, in fact, inside the Capitol for only 13 minutes. So his punishment is a surprise – although he did watch other rioters shatter several windows. That is: 90 days of location monitoring, $500 in restitution, and a fine of $10,000.
Trump supporter, he believed the election was stolen.
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Michele Morrow: The ill-informed MAGA faithful may still cling to the fiction that the attackers on January 6 weren’t their people. But the evidence continues to make clear: That’s exactly who attacked the Capitol on January 6.
Ms. Morrow is not charged in that attack – but she was there on that awful day; and she was clear about what she thought should happen. Since she believed (speaking of “ill-informed”) that Donald the Fat had triumphed in the 2020 election, she believed the president should “put the Constitution to the side.” If the police wouldn’t do it, and the Department of Justice wouldn’t – she believed the military should intervene, and keep Trump in power.
You know: Kind of like a coup in Peru, or Chile, or some other failing South American democracy.
She was also known for such brilliant ideas as executing Barack Obama, but making his death a pay for view spectacle and – I think – using proceeds to pay down the federal deficit.
As for the ultimate irony, Morrow is now running to be the Superintendent of Public Instruction, giving her authority over operation of North Carolina schools.
Trump supporter (nutjob).
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Michael Shapiro: Shapiro, 72, will be celebrating his next two birthdays in prison, after he was convicted of threatening to kill Democratic member of Congress, Rep. Eric Swalwell.
And his children.
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1503. Gregory Charles Peck, Jr.: Mr. Peck is just one of many rioters who brought chemical spray to D.C. on January 6, an allegedly used it to spray police officers right in the face. “Innocent until proven guilty,” as always.
But.
Mr. Peck’s phone records (sought in a search warrant) clearly show him inside and about the Capitol that day, from 3:06 p.m. until 5:44 p.m. Video and photographic evidence also appears to show him striking one police officer in the back or head with a flagpole, complete with Gadsden “Don’t treat on me,” flag. In addition, he is said to have joined the battle in front of the lower tunnel entrance, where he helped drag one officer into the crowd.
Specifically, he stands accused:
Peck grabbed Officer B.M.’s jacket collar from behind and pulled,
causing Officer B.M.’s head to jerk back. Peck continued to hold Officer B.M.’s
collar and when Officer B.M. appeared to have trouble breathing, another rioter
shouted, “Let him breathe!” Throughout the video, multiple rioters are heard
saying, “He can’t breathe!” and “Let him go!”
Peck released Officer B.M. but then grabbed him again and continued
to hold onto Officer B.M. as other rioters tried to push Peck away. The other
rioters continued to push away Peck and other individuals from Officer
B.M.—appearing to try and protect Officer B.M. Ultimately, a couple of rioters
pull Officer B.M. through a door that appeared to lead to an accessibility
elevator built into the inauguration stage.
Or: Exactly as President Trump, and now former President Trump/current 34-time felon, has NOT described events of the day.
The alleged assailant’s motives for traveling to D.C. to hear Trump speak are not yet perfectly known. Let’s simply point out that he came all the way from Burke County, North Carolina to be there on January 6.
That county went for Trump in 2020, by 70%. Also, he’s a middle-aged white male, kind of the Trump base.
(LIKELY
TRUMP SUPPORTER.)
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1504. Daniel Collins: As early as April 2021, a tipster reached out to authorities, said he or she had known Collins for “a few months,” and said Collins had shown the tipster videos and other evidence that placed him inside the Capitol on January 6 (you wonder if he was bragging to a woman).
One investigative step led to another – with (again) phone records appearing to validate the tip. Collins was on Capitol grounds that day.
Then video and photographic evidence
appeared to show him joining in an attack on a group of police, as described:
Open-source media captured DANIEL COLLINS on the restricted
Northwest lawn of the Capitol grounds. At approximately 1:54 p.m., a
Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) Civil Disturbance Unit arrived on the
North side of Capitol grounds in order to provide backup to the United States
Capitol Police (USCP) who were protecting the West Plaza, located below the
Inaugural Stage on the West side of the Capitol grounds. The MPD officers were
fitted with Body Worn Cameras (BWC). To reach the USCP line, the MPD unit had
to force their way through the hostile crowd, which included COLLINS, on the
Northwest side of the grounds. As the MPD officers cut through the riot, they
announced their presence and requested people move aside-a command that was
largely ignored by the rioters. At approximately 2:00 p.m., rioters attacked
the line of MPD officers. The officers regrouped and began to push forward
where they were met with more resistance as the mob ignored commands to move.
At approximately 2:02 p.m., officers began to push those refusing to move out
of the way which caused the crowd to push back and attack officers. During this
confrontation, COLLINS (yellow) grabbed Officer B.S. around the neck, nearly
bringing the officer to the ground (Image 2).
Ironically, Collins is then said to take out his phone, to record some of the scene, and tells officers, “It’s a peaceful protest, what are you doing?” He can later be seen, still apparently recording on his phone, and easy to pick out in the mob, with his New York Yankees hat screwed to his head, as he enters. For some reason, Collins uses a flag he is carrying, once inside, to strike a chandelier. Later, he poses, arm around a statue of George Washington, and shouts, “1776, baby!”
Later, he lights up a cigarette, films some more, and tries to help the crowd push back as officers work to clear the Rotunda. At that point he gets knocked down, and by 3:16 p.m. he is driven outside again. Later, he is said to be filmed, in front of a TV screen, saying, “I lived that shit.” And “I think I’m going to jail.” When contacted by authorities, the defendant later insisted that BLM protesters did much worse – and besides the 2020 election had been rigged.
Now his prediction is likely to come true. He’ll be going to jail.
Trump supporter, he believed the election was stolen.
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1505. Samuel Guizio: Not much is known yet about Mr. Guizio, save that he faces the usual four charges for rioters on January 6. He is not accused of any violent or destructive actions. His are the kind of crimes that usually lead to fines and probation.
And here we should note:
There’s still no court-proven evidence the 2020 election was stolen.
In September 2024, however, Guizio pleads guilty to a pair of misdemeanors.
(MORE
INFORMATION NEEDED.)
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1506-1507. Kennedy Lindsey and Dianelle Lacy: It’s a long way from California to D.C., but the two women allegedly made the trip, after packing carefully in hopes of getting in on some of the fun.
Trump said it was going to be “wild,” and, allegedly, the pair helped make that prediction come true.
As court documents explain, Lacy and Lindsey, they traveled east in order:
to attend the “Stop the Steal Rally” at the Ellipse. Upon their arrival, the two attended the rally and later made their way toward the U.S. Capitol building. Court documents say that Lindsey recorded videos of the events that day with her cell phone, including one such video in which she exclaimed, “the Capitol building is being stormed as we speak. We’re on our way there. . . God Bless America m—f—, let's go.”
The two were then seen in open-source video footage approaching the Capitol on a golf cart, while another rider encouraged the crowd to breach the building.
Ms. Lindsey, in particular, is facing serious charges,
as she was stopped by an officer later that day, carrying a “short sword”
strapped to her leg. She also admitted, and a search revealed, that she was in
possession of “a tactical whip, a collapsible baton, pepper spray, a
butterfly knife, and a flashlight taser.”
FUN FACT: The golf cart they rode in was driven by the husband of Cindy Chafian, the woman who helped organize pro-Trump demonstrations in the Capitol on January 5-6, 2021.
Trump supporters (both).
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1508. Eric Lee Peterson: In a picture he posted on Facebook, Mr. Peterson could be seen in a crowd at the Washington Monument, on January 6.
Legal!
Then on the steps of Congress. Still kind of legal.
Then – standing out in his pink sweatshirt shirt – in a sea of Trump-themed dopes – inside the Capitol.
Illegal.
By the time he enters at 3:02 p.m., rioters have shattered windows to the main door to the Rotunda, and poured in, overwhelming police. But police have been reinforced and are driving the fools out.
Peterson is gone five minutes later.
When not bopping around the Capitol, the defendant owns a café in Kansas City, Missouri, and a retail business in Roseville, Michigan. He has pleaded guilty to a single misdemeanor and awaits sentencing.
(POLITICAL AFFILIATION UNKNOWN.)
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1509-1510. David Pracht and Kiera Pracht: David, from Surprise, Arizona, was arrested and charged with four crimes for his role in the January 6 riot. So, also, Kiera Pracht. Kiera and David are married, and she has a Facebook page, heavy on religion.
Which is fine! Also, they have several children, and at least one grandson, (I think) and recently built a volcano for fun, and she’s probably a good wife and mom, and grandma and person.
On August 4,
however, two days before her arrest, she posted:
I’m often amazed by how blind people
can be, then I realize if you don’t understand the amount of evil in the world
and what it is capable of then you will not understand the “conspiracy
theories”.
When you truly seek the truth, the
truth will be revealed. Most people are only concerned with hopping on a
bandwagon of their friends (for fear of what people will think)and for being
RIGHT. That will NEVER lead to the truth. As a matter of fact, those vein
traits will keep you blind to the truth. These things (truths-what is really
going on)are beyond your comprehension. Not always a bad thing. For me, it was
that I’m a very loving person who sees the best in everyone and could not wrap
my brain around the amount of evil and what it is capable of. But I needed to
know. The world started getting crazy and out of control and I wanted to
protect my family and be standing on the side of righteousness. Because whether
you know it or not, believe it or not, you could be standing on what YOU THINK
is righteousness and all the while you’re promoting pure evil.
For 2 years during covid, I researched
everything. I already knew something wasn’t right. I initially turned to the
Internet, then sought history experts. Independent people who weren’t even
talking about politics. Experts and influential people from outside of our
country. Most importantly, I PRAYED. I asked God to reveal the TRUTH. I prayed
for His wisdom, His discernment. When you call on Him, with the correct motive
He will NEVER fail you!
I promise you this… if you seek the
truth, truly seek to know the TRUTH, you will find it and once you find it,
there is no turning back. Because once you see it, you cannot unsee it and then
it all totally makes sense. As He says, “the truth will set you free”. (John
8:32).
Then she’s got pictures of herself, labeled “Proud to be an American,” and a picture of Donald Trump playing chess – with a golden queen piece, and a bunch of gray-white enemy pieces scattered around, knocked down, captioned, “CHECKMATE.”
Donald is looking pretty smug.
Okay, and another picture, touting “Trump 2020.” And another of Donald, labeled, “Best President Ever!!!”
I check a little more – and she’s a Cubs fan, which has to be hard. I also noticed a comment where she says her husband David used to believe conspiracy theories – and she told him to put on his “tinfoil hat.” Now she has learned the truth, and she has apologized to him.
Then several of her Facebook friends commend her for knowing the truth. Me? I’m dead certain she’s wrong about Trump; but she clearly means well, posting pictures of her nicely decorated home, and even a joke about donating her body to science – but science donates it to Goodwill.
Trump supporter (Kiera)
(LIKELY TRUMP SUPPORTER – DAVID.)
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1511. Andrew Kade Starling: Mr. Starling is a burly, bearded fellow, 27 years old (at the time of his recent arrest). In the Statement of Facts, related to his case, Starling’s Twitter comments, in the wake of the attack seem clear.
He was there.
The Twitter post by “Andrew S. @DrewFire 01”
set out the following statement in quote marks: “Violent domestic terrorists
screamed “you serve us” in the capitol building and burned down nothing and
hurt no one” (quote marks in original). The post continued in the first person,
“I was there. A few windows and doors
were broken…that was as violent as it got. No bullets fired except from the
police. No bullets from our side.” (ellipses in original)
Starling can be seen (allegedly) entering the Capitol at 2:49 p.m., after police have already cleared rioters from the Rotunda once, forcing them to climb out the broken windows on either side, and trying to block the doorway with what appears to be a podium of some kind. But a new breach of the doors occurs, and in the rioters go, Starling among them.
At 4:27 p.m., he can still be seen outside the Capitol, where he accosts officers, who are trying to clear the grounds. His comments to them include, “You serve us.”; “Are you trying to kick us out? I thought your job was to protect us. My mistake. Sorry that I misjudged you.”; and, “Y’all work for us.”
Technically, the police that day worked for all Americans – not just the fools and haters who rioted in Donald’s name.
(ALMOST
SURELY A TRUMP SUPPORTER.)
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1512. Christopher Belliveau: Who doesn’t show up at a peaceful protest at the nation’s capital wearing a tactical helmet, and carrying a bullhorn, and a cannister of bear spray? Not this guy.
Allegedly.
Belliveau is said to have been one of the first members of the mob to attack police lines, shortly after 2 p.m. Evidence appears to show him threatening a female officer in riot gear, and then spraying her with his bear spray. (See: orange cloud, below.)
As an added
“bonus,” as Officer 1 tried to go after Belliveau, a second rioter knocked her
to the ground. Just as Donald Trump has not described events of that day.
Evidence also seems to put the defendant inside the Capitol at 2:17 p.m., among
the first rioters to breach the building.
As for his motivation for joining the attack, Belliveau is on video, stating, “I’m here to make sure the Chinese Communist Party does not take over this country through Joe Biden.”
Trump supporter, he believed the election was stolen.
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1513. Sohail Bhatti: When not joining a mob bent on overturning the results of a U.S. presidential election, Mr. Bhatti works as a nurse, usually doing shifts at nighttime. When tips led authorities to his house, and an interview followed, the suspect was shown pictures of himself, inside the Capitol. “That’s me,” he admitted. “I went inside the Capitol Building, and walked around because I believed it was my patriotic duty.”
Naturally, he dressed for the occasion, sticking a red MAGA cap on his head, and wearing a Trump flag like a patriotic cape.
Assuming you didn’t grasp the real meaning of the word “patriotic.” At one point, having entered the building, he watched other rioters try to kick down a door. He spent seventeen minutes inside and exited around 2:54 p.m.
Trump supporter.
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1514. David Camden: Mr. Camden was finally arrested and charged with participating in the January 6 riot – on July 1, 2024. The Arkansas man traveled a long way to join the attack, at one point triggering a fire extinguisher at a line of police. He also had fun waving a “Three Percenters” flag, after climbing a tower set up on Capitol Hill grounds for Biden’s coming inauguration.
He is also said to have been one of the first rioters to break through police lines, formed from a line of bicycle racks. He had pleaded guilty, and is almost certainly going to be sent to jail.
Right-wing type.
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“They’re scared as s--- right now.”
1515. Tommy Tatum: Mr. Tatum, who hails from Mississippi, claimed to have been part of the attack on Capitol Hill – but for a long time was not charged. What Tatum did like to do was show up at trials for other defendants, and harass officers who testified about how they had been assaulted.
Tatum also loved to deal in insults, and film himself, and since he looks like a 400 pound pile of dumplings in a Hawaiian shirt, I will break my rule against insulting others based on how they appear.
There was a chance he didn’t join the active attackers, because, frankly, he looked like he’d be too fat to go up an entire flight of stairs.
In
August 2022, for example, he followed a police officer out of court, a man of
Vietnamese American heritage, and accosted him, phone camera in hand:
“Do you think you honored your father’s memory by
trying to kill me that day?” Tatum asked a D.C. Metropolitan Police officer in
one video as he followed him down the street outside the courthouse following
the officer’s testimony on Tuesday. “How does that make you feel as a man, does
that bring your Vietnamese father honor? … I hope you take this dishonor to
your family to the grave.”
In June 2023, Tatum showed up at another court hearing, and enjoyed himself insulting the looks of a woman seated in a row in front of him. “How’d you like to come home to that,” he wondered aloud.
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Tatum looks to heavy to riot. |
He even has his own Facebook page, which is stunning in its own right. (When I checked it out, I “learned” that Jesus, were he alive today, would be buying up all the guns and ammo He could find.)
And in some pictures, Tatum looks like he’s been gaining weight – and might be tipping 500.
For even more “fun,” you can watch the Tatum Blimp grab the glasses of a woman a third his size and crush them in his hand.
UPDATE: So, I would call it a real positive development when authorities finally charge Tatum with active participation in the attack on democracy on January 6. Allegedly, he showed up outside the lower tunnel entrance to the Capitol, where some of the worst fighting occurred. “Take their helmets! Take their helmets! Take their helmets,” Tatum can be heard shouting in a video he posted of his activities on Jan. 6. In an interview with NBC News in 2022, he said he yelled because law enforcement officers “were spraying us with that deadly gas, and in my mind, I’m thinking if they take their helmets off maybe they’ll stop spraying.”
As for what transpired that awful day, Tatum (like so many other rioters) puts to bed the idea that it was all peaceful, peaches and cream. At one point, in a video, he can be heard shouting to other rioters: “Don’t run back, just stand your ground, take a breath, take a breath, regroup.”
Tatum also said in the video as officers were being chased. “They’re scared as s--- right now.”
“Yeah, run, b------! We got you motherf------ now! Woo! Woo! Woo!" he continued. Finally, evidence appears to show that Tatum added his impressive weight to the push against police lines in the tunnel that day.
In October 2024, a superseding indictment is filed against Tubby the Rioter. Now he’s accused of assault. Allegedly, he used a flagpole to assault at least one law enforcement officer during the riot.
Trump supporter, right-winger.
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1516. Michael Amos: Mr. Amos showed up for a tour of the Capitol on January 6, wearing a tactical helmet and carrying what was allegedly a can of chemical spray. You know. Got your suntan lotion? Check. Your sunglasses. Check.
Your chemical spray? Check and double check!
A little more digging shows that he was first arrested on the evening of January 6, for a curfew violation, around 7:15. Among other actions, earlier that day, Amos is suspected of spraying police with a chemical agent of some kind. At least one officer was knocked to the ground by rioters in the same area.
(LIKELY TRUMP SUPPORTER.)
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1517. Troy Vincent Garrett: Sometimes, this blogger tries to keep it simple. We know – unless we are woefully ill-informed and/or obstinately clueless – that the people who rioted on January 6 were Trump fans.
Mr. Garrett is yet another member of the Proud Boys, who showed up on that day, and did what he could to break democracy, once and for all. By 12:50 p.m. that afternoon, Mr. Garrett and a large contingent of the Boys had already marched to the Capitol and were preparing for war.
Shortly after 1:05, Garrett allegedly does his part, pushing an officer hard enough to unbalance him as he and others try to hold the mob back. Mr. Garrett is easy to spot, mostly due to his choice of headwear, a gray baseball hat with red brim, and GTG in large letters on the front. He appears to take a minor part in helping rioters use a large Trump billboard to try to drive police lines back.
He now faces four charges related to his part in the attack.
Right-wing type.
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1518. Jay Thaxton: Thaxton is another member of the Proud Boys. Like Garrett, he is already on Capitol Hill grounds by 12:50 p.m., almost as if he and the other Boys planned to riot all along.
Right-wing type.
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1519. Amy Nicole Gordon: Ms. Gordon is easy to spot (allegedly) in the mob that stormed the Capitol, in part because she’s carrying an American flag on a pole. She is said to have entered the building through the Senate Wing Door at 3:22 p.m. She came. She took selfies. She exited. Not much of a part in the riot – just there, adding heft to the size of the mob.
While inside, she told investigators later, she received a call from her mother, who told her to leave.
She says she thanked officers on her way out.
(POLITICAL
AFFILIATION NOT KNOWN.)
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1520. Daryl Steven Graham: Mr. Graham’s downfall began with posts he made on his Facebook page. He admitted, for example, that he was going to D.C. to attend the “Stop the Steal” rally. Once he arrived, he began taking pictures, including selfies, and posted those too.
Surveillance cameras then picked up his trail. At 2:28 p.m., Graham is on the steps leading up to the Capitol. By 2:58, he has made it inside. He’s clutching a “STOP THE STEAL” sign to his chest, while recording on his phone. Soon after, police drive Graham and others out of the building.
He doesn’t leave Capitol Hill grounds for another hour and a half.
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Graham. |
Trump supporter.
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1521. Nicholas Traina: The New Jersey gentleman entered the Capitol through a broken window, stepping gingerly over broken glass.
Like any ordinary tourist – as described in MAGA folklore – he wore a military style backpack and had a tactical helmet on his head, complete with what appears to be a GoPro camera attached. Not long after other rioters broke out the first windows, Traina is said to have climbed on a ledge, where he watched and filmed as violence unfolded in front of doors opening on the Rotunda. He remained there an hour, motioning for other rioters to come forward. Then he climbed through the broken window into Office S202.
At 4:00 p.m. officers started clearing the room, and Traina and others were escorted down a flight of steps, and out of the building.
Traina remained on Capitol Hill grounds until at least 5:00 p.m., spending part of his time shouting at police. “That doesn’t bother you?” he says at one point. “We were defending every single guy here.” In a second video, he yells at the police line, “This is a peaceful protest. We didn’t burn. We broke three windows. We broke three windows and you shot someone.”
See: Trump’s rioters weren’t so bad. Only 140 police officers were injured, and democracy was nearly killed.
Trump supporter.
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1522. Rachel Nohle: In the early days of the investigation into the riot on January 6, it was easy to determine where almost every rioter stood. On social media, they would clamor about the “Stolen Election.” They would threaten “civil war,” if Trump were denied a second term. Calls for death to Mike Pence, Nancy Pelosi, and Democrats in general were common. Mix in a few neo-Nazis, and white supremacists, and right-wing militia types, and there you were.
Nohle is clear about why she breached the Capitol during the riot – and whom she blamed. “Let’s not forgot that the media likes to exaggerate . . . we are completely safe and I would do it all over again. The Trump supporters are unarmed and Antifa just showed up with bats so there’s that.”
(We have already pointed out some of the people with bats and hockey sticks and flagpoles, beating on police. None are Antifa. In fact, none of the rioters and assorted Trump pals on this list are proven to be Antifa. Not one.)
Nohle, herself, called Vice President Pence a “bad guy” after he refused to overturn the electoral count. She claimed police let the rioters in. Then, incongruously, according to court documents, on another individual’s Facebook account, she responded to a post asserting the right to storm “the People’s house” by stating: “I’m here and we did. The dc police are not our friends – I have witnessed it multiple times with my own two eyes.”
Anyway, we know where Nohle stood – and she has admitted she was outside the Capitol for at least 25 minutes.
Evidence, however, seems to put her inside, although for only four minutes, and thirty-seven seconds.
Trump supporter, she believed the election was stolen.
(CLAIMED TO SEE ANTIFA.)
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BRIAN MICHAEL GAHERTY: Another Trump fan gets sentenced to 33 months in jail, after the Texas dope threatens to kill Congresswoman Maxine Waters.
Four times, he left phone messages, saying he planned to assault Waters, and then kill her, and threw in a few racial slurs, for good measure. He was going to “put a cap” on her, “cut [her] throat,” and “stomp” her good. After he was reported for making his initial threats, and warned, he decided to threaten Waters again, for reporting what he had said. “This ain’t no threat,” he said. “This is a promise.” Now he’s going to miss out voting in 2024, and must pay a $10,000 fine.
(LIKELY
RIGHT-WING TYPE.)
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1523-1524. Eugenia and Richard Inks: It could be, as interest wanes, that news media folks are reporting less on the rioters from January 6. It would appear that Eugenia and Richard are a couple.
They were arrested in May 2024, and live in Tampa, Florida. All I can find, so far, is a Reddit post that claims the couple is from Polk County, and that the county is famous for “meth and a Sheriff who was asked why a suspect was shot 68 times, and said “that’s all the bullets we had.”
Funny, in a macabre way. So I check. Yep, the suspect was hit by 68 shots, out of 110 fired by police, after the deceased killed another officer.
That was in 2006.
In 2024, the same sheriff is in the news, after deputies had to shoot and kill a man claiming to be a “sovereign citizen.” Two officers were wounded.
(POLITICAL
AFFILIATION FUZZY.)
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1525. William George Knight: Mr. Knight was brought down, in part, based on distinctive tattoos, including one under his left yet, that aided authorities in his identification. He allegedly traveled from Rapid City, South Dakota, in time to join the attack on Congress on January 6.
It is true. He doesn’t look like your typical Trump supporter, with his long, blonde-brown dreadlocks and goatee. He does have a large tattoo of the Cadillac emblem on his neck, however, and seems to have a fetish for the car brand. Earlier in the day, he could be seen at the “Stop the Steal” rally. And when police arrested one individual, Knight and others in the crowd began shouting, “Let him go! Let him go!”
By 12:57 p.m., Knight had already left the rally and marched to the Capitol, to see what he could do. Ten minutes later, as a rioter wrestled with an officer for control of his police shield, Knight approached and yelled at the officer. A few minutes later, as police tried to form a bike rack barrier, the defendant grabbed a rack and tried to wrench it from officers’ hands. In the process, he took a fall. Knight then tried to grab another barrier, and got sprayed with chemicals for his trouble. Now apparently enraged, he could be heard shouting at police, “We ain’t leaving! We ain’t going nowhere!” and “Here are the bitches. Here are the bitches.”
Apparently, the right-wing excuse: “Oh, police let these people in,” and Trump’s claim, “they were hugging and kissing police,” don’t hold up.
Knight also helped a group of rioters pick up a large, wheeled Trump sign and use it to ram police lines. Later, he shoved another officer, and dragged away another bike rack. He took a moment to chant, “Stop the Steal! Stop the Steal!” and then rejoined the fight. At 2:30 p.m., according to the Statement of Facts in his case, the police line “collapsed,” and Knight advanced, as did the rest of the mob.
“If this is what makes you give up, you’re not cut out for revolution,” another rioter exclaimed. Knight nodded agreement.
He now faces multiple charges, felonies and misdemeanors, both.
(LIKELY TRUMP SUPPORTER.)
Violent.
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1526. Duong Dai Luu: Mr. Luu is said to be seen entering the Capitol at 2:56 p.m.; and phone records also appear to place him inside. He was inside only briefly, but did capture video evidence of damage to one Senate office. This video, he later supplied for investigators.
He has admitted he was inside, and told F.B.I. agents he went to D.C. to hear Trump speak. Then he walked to the Capitol, went inside, realized he might be in trouble, and exited soon after.
Trump supporter.
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1527. Ian Richard MacBride: Once again, we have a rioter who fits the Trump-fan profile. You have the dopey MAGA red baseball cap. A white guy – which tracks. Also, with the excuses!
Five days after the riot, on Facebook, Mr. MacBride appears to sink any defense he might present. He posts a picture of himself, posing near a statue of George Washington, inside the Capitol.
Then:
“They let us in. It was a set-up. The North side of the Capital was a total shit show. We were peacefully demonstrating, and the Capital Police started firing upon us…flashbangs, tear gas, mace and rubber bullets. They antagonized and riled us up, then opened up the barricades and stood to side, letting us flow up the remainder of the steps and into the building. After they let a certain amount of people flow in, the door was forced closed and barricaded.
Also posted on his social media account: A picture. He’s behind a bar. There’s a green Kekistan flag on the ceiling, and an “Area Closed” sign that the agent in his case suspects came from Capitol grounds.
In fact, after getting a good tip, the agent was able to peruse a Patriots.Win website, and find comments allegedly from MacBride, admitting he stole the sign, and hung up the green flag, and a large Trump 2020 flag, at his house. MacBride also posted about his availability as a SWM, age 40, looking for love. He said he was into guns, and BBQ, which made him “a little chubby,” but he was working on that.
Another conservative also noted the need for a “MAGA dating site.” He or she said they should all be focused on getting married and having a lot of kids. (It might help them finally win the popular vote in 2044, if they did; but I digress.)
It’s ironic, too, that this particular suspect would claim that the attack on January 6 was a “set-up,” since he was clear about his intent before he ever left his home. On Patriot.Win, for example, he wrote, “I’ll see you F****ts in DC tomorrow. SHADILAY!”
On January 6, 2021 at 8:52 a.m., the user posted “6 buses full of Patriots coming in hot! Let’s do this!”
As for Vice President Pence, MacBride had already expressed doubt that he would do what was right (in MacBride’s mind) and overturn the electoral vote. Then he promised that if members of Congress politicians failed, “We will literally drag them out of the Capitol and shove broom sticks up their asses. Don’t fucking push us.”
By 2:18 p.m., on the day of the riot, MacBride was already entering the Capitol, just five minutes after the initial breach.
A few minutes later, rioters overwhelmed a police line blocking their route deeper into the building, but the defendant was out again at 2:39.
Trump supporter, right-wing type, he believed the election was stolen, ready for violence.
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1528. Andrew Thomas Millard: Tip to all MAGA folks. If you are planning to try to kill democracy – if Donald loses the vote again in 2024 – do not post about your feelings and plans on Facebook.
In Millard’s case, a “Suspect 1” posted pictures of himself in and around the Capitol on that fateful day, always in company with – well – a guy who looks exactly like Andrew Thomas Millard.
“Suspect 1” has been charged, separately, but in one picture, in the Statement of Facts regarding Millard, his face is blotted out. “One” is wearing a red sweatshirt, with “America in arms” emblazoned on the front. He’s also flashing the “White Power” sign, which gives you a taste of the kinds of people who made up the worst elements of the January 6 mob. Phone records seemed to show a direct line to Millard, in the Capitol, and in May 2021, federal agents attempted to interview him at his place of business in Indianapolis, Indiana. One step led to another, and we have, for example, Millard at the Capitol, wearing a “Stop the Steal” sweatshirt. At 2:59 he is seen (allegedly) climbing through a broken window, into the Capitol.
Inside, at one point, he is said to remove a radio communication device from his pocket and use it…perhaps calling all his “Antifa” friends.
Ha, ha. I jest. Maybe he’s mad because NO ANTIFA folks are known to have shown up.
Anyway…
He enters a small Senate office, S140, and can be seen standing by, while other rioters “are visibly damaging property, smoking, yelling loudly, and chanting, ‘Stop the Steal!” Just about every fool in that picture is taking pictures or videos on their phone. He takes a tour of the building, later, and at 3:13, he allegedly leaves the Capitol as he came. Out the broken window he goes!
He’s still hanging around the Capitol grounds at 4:31 p.m. when a police line starts to clear out the area, and Millard even gets pushed after he is slow to move. Police can be seen fighting other rioters, but Millard seems to keep his head, and keeps filming, and slowly retreating.
At one point, after a rioter is clubbed in the head, he speaks (loudly, but seemingly into his phone, as if recording the scene for posterity), “Hitting people in the head (inaudible) that’s – that’s lethal force. Hitting someone in the head with a baton is lethal force. Use of lethal force.”
Eventually, several officers try to push Millard in the direction they are driving the mob, including one officer who places his baton across the back of the suspect’s neck. At 4:38 p.m., authorities say, they can no longer identify Millard in the throng. He has now been charged with two offenses, but does not appear to have opened himself for any felony charges.
At one point, earlier, rioters had called on police to take off their helmets and “join us,” which shows you how clueless they were.
Trump supporter, he believed the election was stolen.
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1529. David Mullsteff: Mr. Mullsteff, 61, was not arrested and charged until June 2024. He faces the usual four misdemeanor charges, so many non-violent dopes in the mob have faced.
He was arrested in Richmond, Virginia on June 3.
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INFORMATION NEEDED.)
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1530. Eric Oliver: There’s not much information available in regard to Mr. Oliver, either. I have a feeling he might be a friend of Rioter #1530, since he, too, was arrested in Richmond, Virginia on June 3.
He faces four misdemeanor charges.
(MORE
INFORMATION NEEDED.)
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1531. BRANDON PETTIT: Finally, the blogger gets a snippet of information. Pettit, Oliver and Mullsteff came to D.C. together. All three men were arrested the same day, June 3, 2024, in Richmond, Virginia.
All three face four misdemeanor charges.
Pettit is the first to plead guilty, and to receive two years on probation, and $5,500 in fines and restitution.
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INFORMATION NEEDED.)
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“But for his actions…”
1532. SCOTT ALAN O’BRIEN: We missed Mr. O’Brien earlier on this list. By the time we catch his story, he has pleaded guilty, been placed on probation, and ordered to perform 60 hours of community service, and write out a check for $1,500.
According to the Statement of Facts in his case, O’Brien, 34, lives in Ponder, Texas, where he’s a mechanic and sells cars. He entered into a pre-arrest agreement, and did not contest a pair of misdemeanor charges.
What punishment should he have faced? The
agent handling his case notes:
The Court must also consider that O’Brien’s conduct on January 6,
like the conduct of scores of other defendants, took place in the context of a
large and violent riot that relied on numbers to overwhelm police, breach the
Capitol, and disrupt the proceedings. But for his actions alongside so many
others, the riot likely would have failed. The Court should also consider that
O’Brien agreed to a pre-charge resolution and thereby accepted responsibility
for his conduct without having been charged with crimes and arrested.
It was suggested that he be sentenced to 14 days in jail, be required to do community service, and pay $500.
The judge cut O’Brien some slack on the
jail, and simply upped his fine. Like so many other rioters, O’Brien traveled
to D.C., specifically to hear President Donald J. Trump speak on January 6.
Later, he managed to climb to the top of a media tower, set up for Inauguration
Day. From there,
While he was at the West Front, including when he was on the media
tower, O’Brien observed rioters fighting with police officers. O’Brien also
observed police officers using flash bangs, pepper spray and other means to try
to prevent the rioters from advancing. After having actively defended their
line for over an hour, the hundreds of officers at the front of the
inauguration stage were flanked, outnumbered, and under continuous assault from
the thousands of rioters directly in front of them as well as members of the
mob who had climbed up onto scaffolding above and to the side of them, many of
whom were hurling projectiles. The rioters eventually overran the police line
on the West Front, and some of the rioters, including O’Brien, advanced toward
the Capitol.
O’Brien is not charged with any violent
acts or property damage; but by 2:44 p.m., he was inside the Capitol.
After entering the Capitol, O’Brien continued into the Rotunda. He
joined rioters, including rioters wearing tactical gear and bullet proof chest
plates, who were chanting “Whose House?”, “Our House!” O’Brien used his cell
phone to take photographs and videos of, among other things, rioters standing
on top of statues inside the Rotunda.
He was out of the building seven minutes later, and in an interview with a federal agent, in company with his lawyer, admitted being inside, and was cooperative.
Trump supporter.
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1533. Gabriel Raymond Robin: We have another Trump fan to add to our list, Mr. Robin – who traveled from faraway Louisiana, to be in D.C. on January 6, listen to the president speak, join the riot…
And, finally, on June 11, 2024, get charged.
In his case, a distinctive stocking cap, green and black striped, made it easy for investigators to pick him out of the mob. He is seen (allegedly) entering the Capitol at 2:45 p.m. He was carrying a megaphone, as well – but was out of the building eight minutes later. No violence charged in his case.
So: Robin told authorities, when interviewed, that he flew to D.C. on January 5, along with his cousin and a third individual. He admitted he saw other rioters involved in violent acts, and said at one point he got a nose full of pepper spray – although he was not sprayed. He also claimed police held the doors as he entered, which would be surprisingly polite. Ah! According to the Statement of Facts in his case, that claim was…um…untrue. He is facing a pair of misdemeanor charges.
Trump supporter.
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1534. Ronald Eric Schulz: When investigators began looking into the role Marc Bru, a Proud Boy, played in the riot, they picked up the trail of Mr. Schulz. It turned out Bru had reserved a return flight from D.C. to Portland, Oregon on January 10, 2021 for himself and a companion.
That companion is apparently Schulz – a.k.a. “Ronald Scholtz” a.k.a. “Ronnie” a.k.a. “Ron” a.k.a. “Pops” a.k.a. “Old Man.”
Other evidence puts “Pops” in a rental car with “Witness 1,” a Proud Boy convicted of assaulting police on January 6, and a third individual. So, Antifa, this guy ain’t. Evidence seems to put Schultz inside the Capitol on January 6, although he did keep a mask up, covering most of his face (a juror might have reasonable doubt that the person show in photographs inside the building that day is the defendant.)
Anyway, we have another right-wing type at the riot, if it’s Shultz. He has been hit with two misdemeanor charges.
Right-wing type.
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“Fore?”
1535-1538. Jarrett Carl Scott, Tighe John Scott, Scott Alex Slater, Jr. and Scott Slater, Sr.: On June 5, 2024, these four men from Pennsylvania were arrested and charged with felony and misdemeanor offenses for their roles in the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol. Slater, Jr. leads the pack with three felony charges lodged against him, including assault with a deadly weapon.
All four men face at least one felony charge.
For some reason, both Slaters were armed with golf clubs, during their confrontations with police.
Tighe Scott is an ex-NASCAR driver, and the Scotts are father and son. Tighe, 75, showed up for the riot wearing a “Trump 2020” hat complete with flag. And, of course, the quartet started their day by attending the “Stop the Steal” rally and getting all fired up. During the riot, it is alleged that Slater Jr. picked up a flagpole and threw it at police, striking one officer in the head. Meanwhile, dad tried to rip a police shield from one officer’s hands.
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TRUMP SUPPORTERS.)
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1539. Andrew Trevor Settles: It is alleged that Settles spent nearly two hours, on January 6, on Capitol Hill grounds. He is said to have been inside the Capitol for 35 minutes, but is not charged with any violence or property damage.
When authorities tried to interview the suspect, in September 2022, Settles balked and said he had a lawyer. He has been hit with a pair of misdemeanors.
(POLITICAL AFFILIATION UNKNOWN.)
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1540. Nicholas Waldon Smotherman: Smotherman is accused of attacking
police who were trying to hold back police behind a line of bicycle racks.
According to the Department of Justice,
Police then commanded the rioters to move back. Instead, the rioters pulled the bike rack
barricades to the ground, and Smotherman moved forward toward the police line.
It is alleged that Smotherman then approached an MPD officer and pushed the
officer with both hands.
The officer then attempted to push
Smotherman back using a baton, but Smotherman stood upright and yelled, “Hit me
with it again.” When the officer again attempted to push Smotherman back,
Smotherman allegedly grabbed the officer’s baton and attempted to pull it away.
As Smotherman acted, he yelled, “I’ll f— take this” and “Come out here b—.” The
officer managed to prevent Smotherman from taking the baton while another
officer deployed pepper spray, and Smotherman retreated.
Soon after, the mob overran police lines and they retreated. The battle for the tunnel then began.
For some reason, Smotherman showed up for the riot wearing a ballistic vest – almost as if he expected trouble.
(LIKELY TRUMP SUPPORTER; NOT DEFINITIVE.)
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1541-1542. Edward and Sandra Steen: Edward was arrested on April 29, 2024, in Springfield, Missouri.
Sandra, the same. Both face four misdemeanor charges.
(MORE
INFORMATION NEEDED.)
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1543-1544. Charles and Logan Schimmel: We have only a brief mention of father and son, regarding the January 6 riot. The first story I find doesn’t even delineate which is the father, which the son.
Ah…here we go. According to a Department
of Justice memo,
father, Charles, and son, Logan, were at the forefront of the mob, as the
attack on the Capitol began.
As
the crowd pushed against the police line, the line moved backward. Eventually,
the crowd cut open the exterior canvas of the Inaugural scaffolding, and the
crowd, including the Schimmels, began to climb through the scaffolding and up
the Northwest Capitol stairs. It is alleged that the Schimmels then aided the
crowd of rioters in pushing past police officers on the stairs, surging past
fallen barricades. Court records say that Charles Schimmel grabbed a U.S.
Capitol Police bicycle and moved it away from the crowd of rioters.
It
is alleged that the Schimmels were among the first rioters inside the Capitol
building, entering at about 2:14 p.m., approximately one minute after rioters
had kicked down and smashed the Senate Wing Door and adjoining windows. Once
inside, the Schimmels made their way to multiple locations inside the Capitol,
including the Crypt, Rotunda, Speaker of the House office suite, Senate
Minority Leader office suite, East Foyer, and Senate Wing hallway before
exiting the building at about 3:14 p.m.
Court
documents say that the Schimmels and other rioters remained on Capitol grounds
for nearly two hours after leaving the building. At about 4:49 p.m., the
Schimmels allegedly were present on the Northwest stairs as police officers
formed a line in an attempt to clear the area of rioters. As the police line
approached the Schimmels, the two men allegedly leaned backward against police
riot shields in order to resist the advancement of the officers.
It
is alleged that the Schimmels ignored repeated commands from police to move
back and instead continued to push against the line. Eventually, at about 4:55
p.m., police succeeded in moving the crowd, including the Schimmels, down the
stairs and away from the building. At about 4:58 p.m., the Schimmels again
allegedly stopped and leaned their bodies back against the police line. Court
documents say that the Schimmels were among the last rioters to leave the area.
As we often note, it doesn’t sound like these rioters needed some F.B.I. plant or Antifa type to egg them on.
(LIKELY TRUMP SUPPORTERS; NOT DEFINITIVE.)
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1545. Randy Paul Verdun, Sr.: He comes from Denham Springs, Louisiana to D.C. on January 6. Is he intent on rioting, like so many others? We do know (according to court documents) that Mr. Verdun entered the Capitol at 2:25 p.m., just eleven minutes after the building was breached. It appears he took pictures or filmed video while he was inside, but ten minutes later, he was forced out by police – who were making rioters climb out a broken window.
But Verdun was not to be denied.
After other rioters smashed windows and a fire door, he reentered the Capitol at 2:58. According to the Statement of Facts in his case, “At approximately 3:00 p.m., CCTV shows officers began removing rioters from the Capitol by forcefully pushing the mob through the Brumidi Corridor – out the fire doors – to the Upper West Terrace.”
That was it. In April 2024, Verdun was interviewed by federal agents. He admitted he drove to Washington to hear President Trump speak. He admitted he entered the Capitol Building, and identified himself in several pictures.
Good enough to be charged with a pair of misdemeanors – and to plead guilty to both.
Trump supporter.
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1546. Jeffrey A. Wakeford: Wakeford stands accused of committing four crimes during his visit to Washington, D.C., in January 2021. Did he style himself as a patriot, like so many other fools in the mob that day? Did he believe the “Stolen Election” lies President Trump was peddling every day?
And the same lies he has peddled every day since?
Did he perhaps even believe the nonsense lie that Donald Trump won the 2020 election in a “sacred landslide?”
That lie is nuts.
(Did you know – and this is just for fun – that at no point during his four years in office did Donald J. Trump have an approval rating over 50%? He wasn’t going to win a landslide, no matter what Joe Biden did.)
(MORE
INFORMATION NEEDED ON WAKEFORD.)
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1547. Donald Ping Wang: Mr. Wang allegedly spent two hours on Capitol Hill during the attack on democracy, January 6. Phone records appear to place him inside the building, and flight records show him leaving Los Angeles on January 4, and coming to D.C. He also stayed at the Duo Nomad Hostel, on Pennsylvania Avenue, from January 5 to January 8. Then he flew home.
He is said to have been wearing a blue surgical mask, and outsized, reddish-framed glasses, when he entered the building at 2:22 p.m. With his longish gray hair, and uncovered head, (and as an Asian American), he stood out in the crowd. He took a tour, according to court documents – and at 2:45 was escorted out, with a police officer at his side, holding a baton.
As of April 29, 2024, we know that two misdemeanor charges have been lodged against him.
(POLITICAL
AFFILIATION NOT KNOWN.)
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1548. Amy Rebekah Willis: Two days after the riot, a tipster notified the F.B.I. that Ms. Willis was bragging about being inside the Capitol Building on January 6. According to court documents, these boasts were overheard “inside of the small business WILLIS owned and operated at the time.”
And, Jesus, did all these dopes film their actions that day? It appears Willis used her phone to immortalize her own role. (She is allegedly seen – easy to pick out of the mob – wearing a white coat.)
She’s also one of the first rioters to enter the Capitol, at 2:13 p.m. She then turned, and appears to film other rioters flooding through the door, into the building. At 2:25, she and other rioters “surged forward breaching the USCP police line, forcing the officers to retreat.” At another point, during her sojourn, Willis had to wait to the side, in a hall, while other rioters pushed through another police line. She went up to the second floor, and then returned to the first. In an almost empty hallway, USCP Officer S.T. stopped her and tried to remove her. The suspect “physically resisted removal by pulling away from USCP Officer S. T. on two separate occasions.”
Willis was a long way from home (in Sioux Falls, South Dakota) but she thought she knew why she was there. On January 5, 2021, on her company website she posted, “those in the ‘know’ are warning us. I hope we are listening….Our Freedoms should not be so easily be given away. Did not many of our soldiers give up their lives to secure our Freedoms?” Then she added, “a few of us” are going to D.C. “President Trump has asked us Citizens of the United States to stand up against this massive Voter Fraud and to show support. That is why we are going.”
On January 8, 2021, “WILLIS posted on her Facebook page, ‘We need to wake up. Our country is being stolen from us right under our nose. If our votes don’t count, then the powers that be control us.’ WILLIS posted this comment in conjunction with an article she shared suggesting that Senators ‘never intended to expose the massive voter fraud in the presidential election when they vowed to certify the Electoral College vote.’”
So, let’s recap. When I write up my entry on Ms. Willis, on August 18, 2024, 1,384 days have passed since the 2020 election. No proof has been found – in any court – to show that the election was stolen.
Willis is going to enjoy a tour through the federal courts, because she and so many others fell for the Big Lie.
Trump supporter, she believed the election was stolen.
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1549. Mark Christian Wroblewski: In September 2021, “Person 1” supplied information to federal authorities, explaining that “1” had met Wroblewski at a hotel in the Washington D.C. vicinity, and spent time with him at the Washington Monument, and then inside the Capitol.
“Person 1,” then supplied a picture of the suspect, apparently pretending to take a dump in front of some monument, but with pants not pulled down. Anyway… Wroblewski is wearing a black “Vans” ball cap, and stands out with shoulder-length brown hair and a full beard. Federal agents later checked phone records, and “1” had been in touch with Wroblewski, starting on January 4, two days before the attack on Capitol Hill. There was a gap of several months, then on September 14, 2021, “1” contacted Wroblewski again. That was the same day “1” was interviewed by federal authorities.
In any case, evidence allegedly shows Mr. Wroblewski entering the Capitol at 2:56 p.m. He has on a blue surgical mask, and in one closed caption video can be seen standing directly behind “Person 1.” Apparently, he soon exited (there’s a gap in the Statement of Facts) and then reentered at 3:06. He and “1” are then said to have entered Room S140, an office of Senator Merkley of Oregon. He stayed only momentarily, crossed the hall, and spent a few minutes in Room S145. (You can see a comely blonde in a purple puffer jacket and ball cap in one picture – and if she hasn’t been identified yet, and charged, she should probably be sweating.)
At any rate, Wroblewski wanders the halls a little longer, than out he goes, to be arrested and charged only in February 2024, with two misdemeanor crimes.
(POLITICAL
AFFILIATION UNKNOWN.)
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1550-1551. Derek Noftsger and Thomas Hodo: Three and a half years after the attack on Capitol Hill, the ax continues to fall on the heads of suspects like Hodo and Noftsger. Their time of trouble began when Hodo, in the immediate aftermath of the riot, posted about their presence in D.C. that day.
Noftsger was ready to “lay down” his life that day – or should we say, lay down other persons’ lives, if necessary.
“It’s my time, my duty, and if I have to lay down my life in D.C. in the two days, then that’s exactly what I’m gonna do,” he promised.
Sadly, during the riot, it is alleged, Noftsger tried to deploy chemical spray against the police, but couldn’t make his cannister work. So he threw it at the police instead. Not exactly the most skilled insurrectionist, for sure.
As for Hodo, he brought a bullhorn and had a great time shouting and chanting, and believing in Donald Trump’s lies. “Every treasonous traitor will be hung… We will take our country back.”
Hodo can also be heard, at one point, talking about the riot. “It could get a lot worse. We came in peace this time,” Hodo explained. “It could get a lot worse, believe me we are well-armed if we need to be.”
Both suspects face multiple charges, including felony assault.
Trump supporters, allegedly violent.
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1552. John Carl: Mr. Carl’s career as a police officer in Pinetops, North Carolina may be in jeopardy, after he was arrested on August 15, 2024, and charged with participating in the January 2021 attack on Capitol Hill.
He has said he traveled to D.C. to support President Trump, and was not a police officer at the time. He is accused of several crimes, including assaulting an officer, pushing him, and then grabbing his arm and baton.
At 3:06 p.m. that day, Carl also made his
way into the Capitol Building. Another rioter called the F.B.I. on January 9,
2021, to confess his crimes – and reported that he had picked up Carl, his
friend, and they drove together to D.C. The informant said he or she did not
enter the Capitol, but Carl did, and Carl has admitted as much. As he described
the scene,
“there were people punching back and forth” and that “on our side, there wasn’t a lot of like swinging or throwing … it was just, you know, guys putting their shoulder in and the police with their shield pushing back on the crowd.”
Fox News has a video you can watch, accompanying a story about Carl’s arrest – and you can see police definitely NOT “kissing and hugging” rioters, as President Trump has since claimed.
In a news release, the Pinetops Police Department has announced that Officer Carl has been suspended. “As this is a personnel matter, the Town cannot comment further at this time.”
Trump supporter.
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1553. Teak Brockbank: We might be stretching it, but we add right-wing types who get arrested for threatening death upon judges, election officials, and F.B.I. agents – because they think “patriotism” involves standing up for Donald Trump – and killing other Americans.
Brockbank, a Colorado man, has a history of firearms violations, and promised to kill a lengthy list of public servants.
For example, he said he would “put a bullet” in one judge’s head.
Right-wing type, ready for violence.
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1554. Hal Huddleston: It can be devilishly hard to try to figure out where to place some of the rioters on the political spectrum. A solid majority, however, have made it clear, they went to D.C. on January 6, to stand up in some way for Donald J. Trump.
Arrested only in August 2024, Huddleston, a Utah man, had no doubt what happened that day. “I’ve been to the DC only once in my life and that was today to Storm the Capital, break stuff, fight with the police and be shot with tear gas,” he wrote. “I spent the day doing Patriot shit and standing up for my President & country. It was a good day.”
As for fighting with police, evidence appears only to show Huddleston pushing back against a line of police, as they tried to clear rioters from Capitol Grounds.
He’s also the QAnon type, and posted this quote on Facebook: God will judge or enemies. We’ll arrange the meeting.”
So:
Trump supporter, perhaps violent, QAnon
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1555. David Valentine: Since the riot on Capitol Hill, Mr. Valentine has made his presence known at “Freedom Corner,” outside the jail in D.C., where some of the most violent January 6 rioters are being held.
Now it seems he took part in the attack on Congress, helping other rioters pick up a large Trump sign on wheels and use it as a ram of sorts to push back police defensive lines.
Trump supporter, allegedly violent.
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1556. Nathan Thornsberry: If you’re going to take part in a riot to destroy democracy, and you don’t want to go to jail, here’s a hint. Don’t self-publish a book about your part in the riot to destroy democracy.
Thornsberry allegedly did. He titled it: January 6: A Patriot’s Story.
Trump supporter.
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1557-1558: Don Workman and John Clark IV: We keep looking for evidence that leftists infiltrated the Trump-loving mob on January6. We keep ending up with people like Clark and Workman – two former Marines. It would seem Workman’s MAGA goose is cooked, since he admitted in a podcast that he admitted “legitimately fighting the cops in riot gear for six hours” on January 6. He also mentions that he was “pepper sprayed and bear maced.”
The two men appear to be friends. They attended the Trump rally, before allegedly rioting, and harassed police when they took an unruly rally goer in custody – before anyone marched on the Capitol. They appear to have been among the first rioters to reach the Capitol, shortly before 1:00 p.m. In one audio, a voice can be heard saying there aren’t nearly enough cops guarding the building “for what’s coming in half an hour.” They were “among the very first rioters to breach police lines.” Clark is said to have thrown a bike rack, part of a barrier to keep the mob back, aside.
In fact, the two Texans were allegedly part of the “vanguard” that attacked and overwhelmed police lines.
As for the fable that police invited the rioters into the Capitol, Workman can be heard at one point, on video, saying the mob got “hosed down” with chemical spray. After that, it was “retaliation,” he said, to attack cops. At one point, Workman allegedly confronted a lone cop, with a baton. He pointed behind him, and said, you’re alone. “And that bitch turned and ran.”
At other points, Workman can be heard agreeing that the “boog,” short for boogaloo, or civil war is near. He expresses the opinion that the election was stolen. Then he suggests that if the attack on January 6 wasn’t enough, the “boog” could kick off on January 20, the day Biden would be inaugurated.
Trump supporters (both).
Ready for violence (Workman, for
sure.)
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1559: Dylan Swinehart: The defendant has admitted he entered the Capitol, but he and other rioters were pushed out by a line of police, two minutes later. He has also admitted throwing away clothing he wore on January 6, because it had been contaminated with chemical spray.
He was arrested on August 20, 2024, and asked to be represented by a public defender.
He has admitted he was inside the building, but is not accused of damage or violence, and now faces misdemeanor charges.
(POLITICAL
AFFILIATION NOT YET KNOWN.)
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1560. Anatoliy Anatolievich Lutsik: If you think the January 6 rioters had to be “led on” to attack Congress by leftist plants – Lutsik is not your man. He showed up that day, ready to riot. Gas mask? Check. Tactical helmet to protect his thinking gourd? Check. Tactical vest? Sure.
As for another right-wing talking point: The rioters were let in by police? Lutsik is accused of spraying police with a fire extinguisher, and wrestling with officers to pull a bike rack barricade apart. He is said to be seen entering the Capitol at 2:36 p.m., and exits nine minutes later.
During his tourist visit, he apparently made a vide call to his home, stating, “Hey ma, I’m in the Senate. I told y’all I’d make something of myself.”
Yeah. Probably a felon.
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TRUMP SUPPORTER; NOT DEFINITIVE.)
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1561: William Christopher Lyon: Phone records appear to place Defendant Lyon inside the Capitol on January 6. Flight records show him traveling from Houston to D.C. on January 5, and flying back on January 8.
He also appears to have hung around on the day of the attack with Zachariah Boulton (#1064 on our list.)
Lyon approached a door to the building at 2:40 p.m., but a line of police blocked it. Then numbers drove them back – and Lyon allegedly entered four minutes later. He seems to have done nothing more drastic than to walk around inside and talk on his phone, exiting at 3:10.
Good enough to get hit with a couple of misdemeanor charges.
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1562. Frank Carillo: Another right-wing extremist bites the dust, when Mr. Carillo is indicted for threatening to kill Vice President Kamala Harris and former president Barack Obama. “I will cut your eyes out of your F****ING head while you’re alive b****,” he suggested in one message to Harris.
In another post, it is said, he wrote, “Harris is going to regret ever trying to become president because if that ever happened I will personally pluck out her eyes with a pair of pliers but first I will shoot and kill everyone that gets in my way that is a f****** promise.”
Right-winger, ready for violence.
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1563. Steven Hassel: Evidence appears to show Hassel traveling from Texas to D.C., in time for the riot. The feds seem to know what hotel he stayed in while in the city, and who he was with – his uncle, David Arredondo (Rioter #943 on our list). In November 2022, F.B.I. agents tried to interview Hassel, but he declined. He has already pleaded guilty to an eight-count federal indictment.
His crimes include helping rip apart a bicycle rack barricade, to allow other members of the mob to pour through. He appears to have been inside the Capitol, itself, for only about fifteen minutes.
Trump supporter.
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1564. Jason Barrett: The South Carolina man allegedly grabbed a police officer from behind during the January 6 riot, got his arms around his neck, and briefly retained control, before the officer broke free.
(MORE
INFORMATION NEEDED.)
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1565. Nicholas Hofer: Mr. Hofer is fresh to our massive list of January 6 rioters, alleged or convicted – alleged in his case.
Hofer was turned in by an old classmate, which is likely to make future high school reunions tense for the defendant.
Like so many other “tourists” on January 6, Hofer is said to have been garbed in a tactical vest, to have been wearing gloves with “reinforced knuckles,” and to have had a stylish green and black gas mask, which he put on and took off at various times. The suspect is said to have engaged in driving back police lines, behind a barricade of bicycle racks. When other rioters broke open the Senate Wing Door, Hofer is alleged to have entered, washed chemical spray from his face with a bottle of water that he had swiped from a police stash, and then for “tourist-y” fun, to have picked up a wooden exhibit stand and thrown it. Police managed, a few minutes later, to force the rioters back outside, including Hofer. He allegedly tried to re-enter, moments later, was blocked by a police officer and another rioter, and knocked the rioter down.
A few minutes later, Hofer is said to have taken part in the mob’s attack and attempt to breach the East Rotunda Doors. A handful of Capitol Police officers were driven back into the alcove in front of the doors – which can only be opened from the inside. Members of the mob grabbed them, pushed them, and struck them with flagpoles, also robbing them of police shields and protective equipment. At least one rioter sprayed officers in the face with chemical irritant. Hofer is alleged to have grabbed one police shield, and to have passed it back over the heads of the other “tourists,” as President Trump has described them, and it disappeared in the mob.
Rioters who had broken windows and entered the Capitol soon opened the East Rotunda Doors, and in an ensuing crush, Hofer is said to have pushed an officer’s back and head, as he tried to get inside. At 2:39 p.m., Hofer enters the building, and grabs one officer, and pushes him out of the way.
He remained inside until police drove rioters out again, and exited at 3:17 p.m., his “tourist visit” complete.
Or not! He is alleged to have joined the attack on a lower tunnel entrance to the Capitol around 3:55 p.m., where the mob used all kinds of implements to batter police lines inside. At one point, a large orange ladder was used to try to hit officers in their heads. Later, a large flagpole was used to pummel the police.
And Hofer was there!
At 4:20 p.m. police spray the mob in the tunnel with chemical spray, and Hofer and others finally retreat.
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1566. Adam Christopher Mancuso: The defendant looks dapper in images he allegedly posted in front of, and inside the Capitol Building on January 6. His moustache and beard are neatly trimmed, and he’s wearing a stylish Insane Clown Posse hat, which made him easy to pick out of the crowd.
And…okay, it’s going to be hard for Mancuso to say he wasn’t there, joining in with the other rioters in some way.
He is said to have been seen entering the Capitol at 2:58 p.m. Soon after, he appears to stop and take a “selfie” with his phone. A few minutes later, he stopped to take a picture of police in riot gear, lining a hallway, as rioters were forced outside. Out he went. Then around 3:20 p.m., he entered the Capitol again. This time, he stopped long enough to don a gas mask and move to the front of the mob. He is then said to be seen pushing back against police, as they again try to clear the Rotunda, and he’s out again at 3:27.
FUN FACT: When not rioting, Mancuso sells Insane Clown Posse from his own website, “Adam’s Stash.”
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1567. James Flint-Smith: Mr. Flint-Smith’s arrest was a long time coming, since he was identified as one of the rioters who managed to get into the Capitol back in August 2021. Who fingered him? Michael Carico, who rioted with him that day. Carico, has already pleaded guilty and been sentenced.
In one video from January 6, Carico allegedly films his pal, as the march to the Capitol. Flint-Smith remarks, “This is America right here, this is America.”
According to the Statement of Facts in his case, at one point, the two men are seen on video talking about the gathering crowd. “FLINT-SMITH stated, ‘This is why we came, this is why we came right here. To send a message, to these guys [gesturing towards the Capitol building]. America First.’ CARICO replied, ‘F*ck Congress.’” Eight minutes after the initial breach of the building, the two men are seen entering. Flint-Smith is later seen joining a prayer circle inside the Capitol.
Which at least is better than pummeling cops.
Trump supporter.
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1568. Clint Dow Medford: Various tipsters and neighbors of Mr. Medford helped ID him as one of the rioters on January 6.
We know the suspect made plans, in the weeks leading up to the riot, to travel from his home in Florida, to D.C., with a friend. Naturally, the two individuals attended the “Stop the Steal” rally. Then off they went to the Capitol – which they allegedly entered at 2:24 p.m., shortly after the building was broken open by the mob. Eight minutes later, Medford and other rioters were blocked by a line of police in a hallway, as they approached the entrance to the House Chamber.
Medford was out of the building by 2:44, and has not been charged with any violent or destructive behavior.
Trump supporter.
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1569-1570. Philip and David Walker: Philip Walker has admitted going to D.C. on January 6, to see his hero, Donald Trump, give another speech (about how the election was stolen). During the riot that ensued, he attacked an individual he thought was “Antifa,” knocked the person down, and took their camera. On his way home to Pennsylvania, later, he threw the camera “in a body of water.” The owner of the camera was also injured during the attack.
Philip appears to have entered the Capitol Building at 2:40 p.m. on the day of the attack. Investigators looking into his actions during the riot also appear to have evidence to show David, his brother, was inside, too. Naturally, David was toting a big old Trump flag during before entering the building. When the owner of the camera tried to chase his brother, David allegedly pushed that person again.
Both brothers now face serious charges.
Trump supporters.
CLAIMED TO SEE ANTIFA
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1571. Alexander Poplin: Sometimes, figuring out where the January 6 rioters stood on that fateful day can be hard – although we have yet to find any individual who has posted about being Antifa.
Poplin, himself, helps destroy several Trump-apologist myths from that day. For example:
Did police let the rioters in?
Were
the rioters “hugging and kissing” police, as the former president claimed?
In a social media post he laid out this description of what happened:
What else? We learn that Poplin was an anti-vaxxer. Which checks another right-wing box. That he likely served in the U.S. Army. That he attended the Trump rally on January 6, carrying a cool Trump flag. That he was wearing what appeared to be a U.S. Army backpack.
And that, around 2:30 p.m. that day, as the mob overran police lines, Poplin “can be seen repeatedly striking an MPD officer with the blue flagpole.”
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1572. Todd Bills: Mr. Bills appears to have showed up for the riot on January 6, with his noggin’ protected by a bicycle helmet. He also accessorized with a tasteful Trump flag. He is accused of climbing a scaffold outside the Capitol that day, and later entering. According to the Statement of Facts in his case, from his perch on the scaffold, “BILLS was able to observe a line of armed police officers, dressed in full riot gear, fighting to keep a growing crowd away from the Capitol Building, even as members of that crowd began pushing and tackling the police officers.”
He soon climbed down and joined the mob as it pushed past police, and by 2:23 p.m., he was inside the building. He had fun waving his flag and then helped the mob push past a line of officers blocking a hall, and penetrate deeper into the Capitol. He was soon turned around by police and exited through a broken window, after spending only a few minutes inside.
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1573. Christina Marie Praser-Fair: Ah, the siren call of Fame! The rioters just couldn’t stop themselves from gabbing about their roles in the attack on democracy, no matter how large or small those rolls. Ms. Praser-Fair gave an interview to a local television station on January 8, 2021, which helped place her at the scene of the crime. She’s a Trump fan, she explained, saying she closed her Cornwallis House Tea Co., in Winnsboro, South Carolina, for two days, to come to D.C. and support the president. She and her family, she continued, “felt like we needed to go to this rally.”
A year later, she was interviewed again – and said she had no regrets for going to D.C. and…
Um…
Lying.
Evidence now appears to show her inside the building, on 17 different cameras. She’s accompanied by her son – but, fortunately for him, he’s a minor at the time. She’s not just “near the entrances,” as she initially told reporters. She can be seen roaming around inside for half an hour. Now she’s been charged – and may have regrets, after all. Plus, she lost two days of business.
Trump supporter.
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1574. August Raymond Garcia: The Wyoming gentleman is accused of wrapping arms around a police officer during the riot, and pushing him down a hallway. And what a bummer! He was identified for authorities on July 8, 2024, by the pastor who baptized him just two weeks before.
Later that same day, Garcia called the F.B.I. and said his pastor had told him authorities were looking for him. As is so often true, the young rioter fits the Team Trump profile: White male, from a red state, wearing a red MAGA ball cap on the day of the attack – and, as a bonus – possibly holding a bag of zip ties at one point that day. Garcia also watched as another rioter shattered a window to a door at the Capitol and patted him on the back. At 2:42 p.m., he allegedly enters the building, and grabs an officer who tries to stop the rioters from going down a hall, and pushes him several feet back. Then, with his arms wrapped around the officer, he pulls him backwards, out of the way. By 3:01 p.m. police reinforcements have blocked the hall and Garcia and other members of the mob are driven back out.
Five minutes later, he enters again, by a different door, stepping over broken glass as he comes. As he walks down a hall moments later, he gives one door a swift kick. He manages to enter one office, where another rioter appears to have helped himself to a bottle of some congressperson’s liquor, and who asks Garcia if he’d “like a shot.” He’s back outside a few minute later.
Good enough to get charged with both felonies and misdemeanors.
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1575-1576. Bennett Blair and Celena Belton: It appears that the couple made it inside the Capitol, into a senator’s office, and there lit up – maybe doobies?
We do know that Mr. Blair was excited, as he and others “toured” the Capitol grounds and building that day. At one point, he can be heard on video, allegedly shouting, “We just [expletive] stormed the Capitol, we stormed the [expletive] Capitol. Look what we are doing, baby. Taking this country back!”
In other videos, retrieved from the Snapchat app, Blair allegedly shouts, “Traitors,” at officers defending the premises. As early as June 2, 2021, tipsters who knew Blair and Belton, notified authorities as to their presence inside the Capitol. At the time they were riotous boyfriend and girlfriend.
No telling whether the romance still burns bright.
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1577. Brian Holmes: The former fire fighter from Arlington, Virginia is our latest rioter to add to the list. A burly gentleman, of the African American type, he was easy to pick out of the January 6 mob, in a gray hooded sweatshirt, with “VT” in maroon letters – for Virginia Tech.
He evades arrest until September 2024, but finally gets picked up by the feds, where he’s living in West Virginia. Allegedly, Holmes assaulted two officers during the attack, and wore hard-knuckle gloves – like any other “tourist” going to the Capitol. And why was he there?
As he shouted at cops, that day – when not assaulting them, “Y’all asked for this, you know that right. Y’all gonna have a long day, y’all gonna have a long … day. Are you ready to speak Chinese? … Because that’s what’s going to happen, that’s what’s going to happen if you let these [expletives] steal this election.”
Trump supporter, he believed the election was stolen.
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1578. Wendy Dominski: Arrested September 26, 2024, charged with four federal offenses.
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1579. Traci Quimby: Arrested September 26, 2024, and charged with four federal offenses.
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1580. Damian Johnston: It really sucks to be felled by a mother’s post to Facebook, but it is alleged that young Damian’s arrest comes after a tipster sees his picture, near the Capitol Building, on social media. The tipster allegedly knows the Johnston family, including the suspect.
At the time of his arrest, Johnston was living in North Dakota – so he’s probably not a left-leaning individual. Okay, let’s consider the “Statement of Facts” in his case.
At the riot, he’s wearing a Trump baseball cap.
He attended the “Stop the Steal” rally before joining the mob at the Capitol.
He enters the building at 3:08 p.m., by which point the glass in the Senate Wing Door is cracked, and there is broken glass from shattered windows on the floor.
He walks around, inside, apparently speaking into a small microphone; and after about ten minutes he is halted by a line of police officers in a hall. He’s out the door at 3:18 and on his way to getting charged for his minor role in trying to stop the peaceful transfer of power, a kind of baseline democratic requirement.
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1581. TINA PETERS: Peters, clerk of Mesa County, Colorado, was sentenced to nine years in prison for tampering with voting machines – which she was positive were rigged during the 2020 election.
They weren’t. Now she’s going to be sitting behind bars for the next two presidential elections.
Another MAGA fool. She stole another employee’s security badge, and accessed the machines, to help Mike Lindell – speaking of fools – gather evidence to “prove” Donald Trump was cheated out of a second term.
Trump supporter.
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1582. Michael Fagundes: Fagundes is another rioter we can probably all agree was not “hugging and kissing” police on January 6, as Donald J. Trump has said the people at the Capitol were that day.
This post from social media captures just who the alleged rioter was:
As for his conduct, itself:
It is alleged that Fagundes reached the
Tunnel entrance at about 2:42 p.m. and donned a gas mask. He then made his way
inside the Tunnel and shortly exited before returning and approaching a group
of rioters who were attempting to take control of a police riot shield. It is
alleged that Fagundes himself took possession of the riot shield from the group
and emerged from the Tunnel proudly displaying it over his head. He then tossed
the shield onto the ground before making his way back into the Tunnel and toward
the police line. Shortly thereafter, the rioters inside the Tunnel began a
heave-ho movement against the police line but were quickly forced out of the
Tunnel by police.
As the rioters were forced out, at
approximately 3:18 p.m., a Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) officer was
forcibly dragged from the police line at the entrance to the Tunnel and into
the crowd of rioters. As the rioters attacked the officer, Fagundes shouted and
moved in their direction. The crowd then surrounded the officer, and Fagundes
allegedly reached toward the officer a few times before grabbing ahold of the
officer's chest and neck and dragging the officer further into the crowd.
Later, he gained possession of another shield, and used the weight of his backpack and the shield to strike another officer on the head.
Trump supporter, allegedly violent.
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1583. John Bordeaux: Did we mention: Not all rioters on Jan. 6, were good, peaceful citizens? Bordeaux is accused of repeatedly punching a police riot shield, as he did his mite to drive defensive lines at the Capitol back. Twice, an officer holding that shield, pushed back on Bordeaux, at one point knocking him to the grown, with his shoe coming off. He rose to fight another day, and put up his dukes – as if to punch the poor shield a few more times.
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1584. Andre Bonneau: Another rioter, charged with fighting police! Bonneau allegedly turned his back to police holding a line of bicycle racks, trying to stop the mob from taking over Capitol grounds. Bonneau then grasped the rack with both hands, and used his full body weight to try to drive back police.
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1585. James Cleary: Some of the worst rioters have been arrested for their roles in the pitched battle, Jan. 6, for control of a lower tunnel entrance to the Capitol. Add Cleary’s name. First, he helps drag a rioter out of the way, as if to rescue him from police. Then he returns to the tunnel to “swipe” at officers, and help drag one into the mob. He also picks up a police baton.
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1586. Ehsan Arbabi: Suspect Arbabi’s defense will be compromised, largely because he posted on social media about being part of the mob, and how the plan was to try to hold the building until midnight and disrupt the counting of the electoral votes and, ultimately, the election. “I’m part of the group storming the Capitol,” he also admitted.
Like so many other fools that day, he seems to have been unable to resist taking pictures as he did his riotous part, and his own account may condemn him to conviction.
Trump supporter, he believed the election was stolen.
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1587-1588: Christopher and Earl Jordan: The two brothers,
one from Utah, the other from Iowa, allegedly mixed it up good with police on
Jan. 6. As a Justice Department memo explains:
It is alleged that Earl and Christopher were seen engaging with and
confronting law enforcement officers in this area. As MPD officers made
their way through the crowd of amassed rioters on the Lower West Terrace, it is
alleged that an officer brushed past Earl Jordan. In response, Earl Jordan
allegedly threw his elbow at the officer, knocking the officer off balance.
MPD officers then attempted to clear Earl Jordan from the area in
order to allow other officers to advance. While this was ongoing, it is alleged
that Christopher Jordan lunged toward another officer. Despite verbal commands
from police to “get back,” the brothers continued their aggressive behavior.
Earl Jordan was allegedly captured swiping at an officer’s face before grabbing
the officer by the throat in another encounter. Simultaneously, Christopher
Jordan engaged another police officer, pushing and attempting to wrest control
of the officer’s baton.
Despite repeated efforts by the officers to break free from the
crowd and establish a police line on the Lower West Terrace, the Jordan
brothers persisted, blocking law enforcement. Another rioter then attempted to
pull Christopher Jordan’s backpack, causing him to release his grip on the
officer’s baton. The brothers then disappeared into the crowd, allowing the
officers to regroup behind their line.
Later that day, both brothers were seen in further confrontations
near the North Door of the Capitol. Open-source video footage shows Earl Jordan
picking up a piece of metal fencing and hurling it toward the North Door as
officers struggled to prevent rioters from breaching the building.
The Jordan brothers remained on Capitol grounds until evening, when law enforcement finally cleared the area.
Allegedly violent.
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1588. Brien Arin Burton: You might be noticing a trend here, but a recent batch of riot suspects seem not to have been:
A)
Let in to
the Capitol by police.
B)
Peaceful
“tourist” types, as GOP shills have tried to claim.
C)
Folks who
were “hugging and kissing” officers when they entered, as Trump has claimed.
D)
“Patriots,”
simply expressing their political believes.
In court documents, Burton’s actions are
described as follows:
A review of the body worn camera (“BWC”) footage of MPD
Officers N.M. and J.P. revealed that starting at approximately 2:27 pm, BURTON
broke out of the riot crowd through the police line on the West Plaza and then
assaulted multiple officers. Other rioters soon followed his actions and joined
behind him, and the officers were forced to retreat from the West Plaza soon
after. Specifically, at approximately 2:28 pm, after breaking through the
police line, BURTON shoved several officers, and then barreled towards Officer
N.M. (Images 1 - 3).
BURTON continued to barrel toward the Capitol building,
hitting another officer so hard that the officer fell down onto his knee
(Images 5 - 6).
Mr. Burton was soon grabbed by
several officers, but they were too hard pressed to put him in cuffs, or lead
him away.
Outmanned, officers released BURTON to focus on the rest of
the oncoming rioters. BURTON then moved to the Lower West Terrace of the
Capitol (Image 8), where a significant number of rioters gathered and fought
against officers in attempting to breach the building through the “tunnel”
entrance constructed for the presidential inauguration.
What kind of “patriot” is Mr. Burton? His arrest for charges related to January 6, began when he was arrested for unrelated charges, back home, in August 2023. Local authorities notified the F.B.I., that a person of interest was in custody, and agents soon arrived at the Midland, Michigan jail to talk to the suspect. Burton admitted he was in D.C., on the day of the riot, after he and his wife drove to Washington, to hear Donald Trump speak/lie, and because they believed in “election integrity.”
Burton also admitted that he believes he suffered a broken rib during the riot, but did not seek medical attention.
Trump supporter, violent, he believed the election was
stolen.
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1589. Rebecca Irene Marshburn: Well, halleluiah! Ms. Marshburn is NOT charged with trying to tackle cops or smash windows on January 6. She has been hit with four misdemeanor counts.
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1590. Roger Preacher: No other information available at present, save for this. Preacher was arrested and charged with unlawful possession of a firearm, during the riot on January 6. He has pleaded guilty.
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1591. Kelsie Marie Watkins: Apologists on the right still insist the patriots on January 6, were led on by evil left-wing types, dressed as MAGA folks. So? Watkins, maybe? She did have on the regulation Trump ball cap that day. She’s a white lady, from North Carolina, which makes her a likely Trump supporter.
At present, we only know she has been arrested and faces four charges, with her court records otherwise redacted.
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1592-1594. Tyler Henson, Stephen Oseen, and Jamie Charlesworth: Some rioters come to our attention suddenly, their cases already close to settled. Mr. Henson. He was identified as early as January 19, 2021, and admitted he was inside the Capitol during the riot. Henson seems to have merely entered the building, around 2:50 p.m., a small cog in a mob machine designed to upend democracy, and then to have exited around 3:17, when police reinforcements started clearing out the rioters. He faced two charges and has pleaded guilty.
Court documents in Henson’s case also appear to place his two friends, Oseen and Charleworth, inside the Capitol. If it turns out they have not been charged, we will, of course, remove them from our list.
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1595. Tristan Broadrick: More evidence surfaces – that if you’re going to do your little mite to overturn a fair election, you should wear a mask, and lots of Trump regalia. Blend in! Mr. Broadrick had no mask, and wore a distinctive shirt or sweatshirt, olive green, with “20” in big white numbers.
He was in and out of the Capitol in ten minutes, but then entered a second time. He even posted on Facebook, to let his friends know, “I will be going live in Washington D.C. later today.”
Now he faces misdemeanor charges.
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1596. Predrag Jovanovic: Another January 6 rioter suspect arrested. Another suspect not let in by police!
Jovanovic is accused of taking a leading role in the mob attempt to take control of a tunnel entrance to the Capitol. Surveillance footage appears to show him entering the tunnel and then “rushing a line of police officers on the other side of the doorway. One of the officers used his baton against one of the rioters directly in front of Jovanovic.”
Mr. Jovanovic is driven back behind one of the glass doors, but forces it open, and other rioters “surge forward and attack the police line. Seconds later, Jovanovic advanced further into the Tunnel and pushed directly against a police officer’s riot shield.” Police ordered the mob back, and used batons and shields “to defend themselves against the surging mob. At one point in the scuffle, Jovanovic reached out with his right hand and grabbed an officer’s baton, then pulled on the baton, dragging the officer towards the mob.”
The suspect continued to throw himself against the police lines for another fifteen minutes, then exited, but “remained unlawfully within the restricted area on the West Side of the U.S. Capitol for approximately another two hours.”
The Pilesgrove, New Jersey man now faces six federal charges, including both felonies and misdemeanors.
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1597-1598. Perry James Beebe and Emily Sayer-Mayorsky: The lucky duo faces two federal counts, each, related to their antics on January 6.
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1599. Thomas Bordeau Sr.: Bordeau allegedly entered the Capitol Building around 2:45 p.m., and almost immediately after held a door open and beckoned for other dopey rioters to enter. He roamed about briefly, and was out again at 2:57.
At 3:18 p.m., he messaged a Facebook friend, “Just left the capital We were inside the dome Somebody broke the door down We got pepper sprayed I’m walking back from the capital now…”
Bordeau believed the election was stolen; and now he faces two misdemeanor charges, and an expensive trip through the court system.
Trump supporter, he believed the election was stolen.
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1600. Teresa Conemac: The defendant faces two charges for what would likely be a minor role in the riot.
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1601. Steven Fogarty: On the day of the riot, Steve made it clear in an interview with a CNN reporter, what he was doing at the Capitol. “Unquestionable that our votes were stolen. It’s unquestionable,” he said. “There is so much proof.” Later he says, “You know this is a bunch of really, really pissed off regular folks. I got a job. This is Wednesday. I’m supposed to be at work.”
In March 2021, he was interviewed by federal agents, but after answering a couple of questions, said he would respond with, “I plead the Fifth,” if asked any more. He is allegedly seen inside the building, at various points, once shouting at a line of police blocking a corridor, “What’s the problem! This is our fucking building! What’s the problem!”
Should have gone to work, slick. Now you face federal charges.
Trump supporter, he believed the election was stolen.
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1602. David Michael Joynt: If there’s a stereotypical January 6 rioter, Mr. Joynt is it. White? Check. Middle-aged guy? Check. Trump hat? Check. Carrying a “patriotic” sign? Check and double check. (His was three stripes, red, white and blue, emblazoned with the words, “We are one,” across the white stripe.)
Mostly, he seems to have hung back as other rioters overran police lines in front of the Capitol; but at 2:42 p.m. he gained entrance along with hundreds of other believe-anything chumps. He was out again five minutes later, but allegedly remained on restricted Capitol grounds for another hour.
He has admitted entering the Capitol, but is not charged with hitting police with a baseball bat, or hockey stick, or pummeling an officer with a flagpole, or an expandable baton, like the other Trump fans.
He’ll likely get probation and a fine.
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1603. Cylester Maxwell: We’ve all heard whiners in the MAGA camp claim the rioters on January 6, weren’t really MAGA types. Supposedly, Antifa folks infiltrated the crowd and helped stir up the dopes until they became…a mob. Maxwell, like so many of those arrested, however, started his day at the Trump “Stop the Steal” rally, before marching to the Capitol.
We have also heard MAGA types insist the rioters were “let in” by police, and they were as non-violent as nuns at a Sunday mass. Maxwell is accused of helping the mob use a large “Trump” sign, 8 x 10 feet, welded frame, wheels the size of a man’s head, as a battering ram against police lines.
Totally Antifa’s fault that a whole mess of fools picked up that sign and forgot how peaceful they all wanted to be.
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1604. Jeffrey Newcomb: Mr. Newcomb, hailing from my home state, Ohio, is the genius who decided to show his love on January 6 (as Trump has now said), by convincing the mob to pick up a 10 x 13 ft. “Trump 2020” sign on large wheels, and with a steel frame, and use it as a battering ram against police lines.
Aaaah, FUCK! On social media, Newcomb posted that he spent $700 on making the sign, and was keeping his identity secret, “because bullets are expensive.”
FUUUUUUUCK. These people were crazy.
Are crazy…
Trump supporter, allegedly violent.
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1605. Jeremy Michael Miller: A tattoo artist from Florida, Mr. Miller joins the list of the indicted only days ahead of the 2024 election. As with so many other rioters that day, he is alleged to have assaulted police. He stands accused of trying to wrestle away a bike rack from police, that they were using to block the mob – then throwing a pole at officers – then trying to take away an officer’s riot shield.
You know: Just “hugging and kissing” the police on a “day of love,” as Candidate Trump now says.
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He faces at least one felony charge.
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1607- 1608. Reynold Voisine and Roger Voisine: The two brothers from New York decided to show some love on January 6, by hurling objects at police. Reynold went, incongruously, with a crutch! Then he followed with a blue pole. Roger went with the ever-popular “day of love” length of pipe.
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1609. Joseph Michael Andrews: The 41-year-old from Hedgesville, West Virginia has been arrested and charged with multiple crimes, involving lowering his head and repeatedly pushing against police lines with his motorcycle helmet-protected noggin’. He also appears to have menaced officers at one point with a flag on a pole he was carrying. Finally, he used his head, shoulder and flagpole to try to drive an officer back.
Like so many other rioters that day, Andrews also brought along a pair of ski goggles to wear while he “toured” the Capitol Building.
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1610. Zachary Pearlman: It’s a long way from Tampa, Florida to
D.C., but Pearlman made the trip – and allegedly enjoyed a day of rioting at
the Capitol. He is said to be seen at 2:42 p.m., inside, and soon after moves
to the front of the mob, as police try to force everyone outside.
Pearlman then began jeering at the officers, pointing at them
repeatedly with both hands. For the next several minutes, he remained at the
front of the crowd as the officers tried to physically force rioters from the
Rotunda. The officers' efforts, paired with rioters' attempts to remain,
resulted in a scrum of pushing and shoving that lasted several minutes. During
this time, Pearlman remained at the front of the crowd and, at about 3:08 p.m.,
during this scrum, Pearlman extended his left arm and pushed against a police
officer's riot shield.
Pearlman also appears to have been hit with “a chemical irritant such as teargas or OC spray.”
He left the Capitol building at approximately 3:12 p.m.
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1611-1612. Richard and Keith Andrews: Another father-son team of fools has been charged. Richard, 72, is accused of throwing a chair during the riot. Keith, 49, cheered him on – the blogger would imagine. Both men face multiple charges, but only dad has a felony to beat. Keith, likely spryer than dad, repeatedly climbed into and out of a shattered window at the Capitol, and urged other rioters to join him inside. After police closed a set of shutters to the window, Richard got a chair and threw it through the shutters, striking an officer.
Later, he shoved an officer in the head – and for his troubles, he got a well-earned face full of chemical spray.
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1613. Robert Bixby: The California man looks like your typical Trump supporter: White, male, older – also sporting one of the many Trump baseball cap styles that appeared on January 6, as if parts of a rioters’ uniform. Okay, Bixby has admitted being inside the building, and has also explained his motivation.
He went to D.C. (traveling all the way across the nation) because he believed the election was stolen.
It wasn’t. He was duped. As a bonus, he was part of a mob that pushed past a line of police in a hall inside the Capitol, only to be hit, along with others, by a cloud of chemical spray. He was inside for 21 minutes.
Trump supporter, he believed the election was stolen.
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1614-1615. Donald Charles Stedman Jr. and Michael Hershberger-Davis appear to have been arrested in connection with the riot on Capitol Hill.
(MORE
INFORMATION NEEDED.)
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1616. Robert Piccirillo:
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1617. Andrew Joseph Shea:
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1618. Aaron Spanier:
BLOGGER’S EXPLANATION:
I got interested in the cases of the January 6 rioters after a former student (I used to teach history in middle school) insisted that the whole attack was a “setup” and Antifa really caused the problem.
Like I said, I taught history.
So, I like facts.
Since
then I’ve looked into the cases of all 1,618 rioters and ancillary supporters
charged so far, or fired from jobs for backing the attack.
My records may be incomplete in places, but I’ve sifted through thousands of news articles and court documents. And, if nothing else, I can assure you that NO MEMBER of Antifa has ever been charged.
You can read about every one of the rioters on my blog, A Liberal in Trumpistan.
Finally, I’ll be honest. I like following these cases because I’m retired. I like seeing justice prevail.
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Jenny Inzuza Vargis Geller - #1043 on our list - big fan of Hitler. |
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“Let’s fight like hell and stop this great and disgusting injustice! The world is laughing at us.”
Trump tweet – 11:30 p. m. – November 6, 2020.
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DAYS SINCE THE RIOT WITH NO SIGNIFICANT ELECTION FRAUD PROVEN
IN ANY LOCAL, STATE, OR FEDERAL COURT:
DAYS
SINCE THE RIOT WITH NO SIGNIFICANT ELECTION FRAUD PROVEN
IN ANY LOCAL, STATE, OR FEDERAL COURT:
1,399.
Or: 1,463 days since
the 2020 election.
(As of November
5, 2024.)
Jim Jones had nothing on Trump.
What have we learned about all the rioters arrested for their roles or alleged roles in the fiasco on January 6, 2021?
By my count, at least three hundred and ninety-one (391) explicitly stated their belief that the 2020 election was stolen. See for example: Kenneth Grayson (#3 on our list), Douglas Harrington (#1163), a man more than ready to shed blood in the name of that empty lie, and Barbara Balmaseda (#1286), who helped organize groups of like-minded Trump fans to go riot.
(This
belief in stolen votes by the millions, would be a result of the president’s non-stop
lying.)
Nor should we forget Jordan Berk (#1390). Convinced that the election was stolen, he posted on social media that he was ready for civil war.
We also have Maria DeLuca (#1405), who interned for Rep. Paul Gosar, as clueless a f**k as there is in Congress today.
We might also include Rachel Nohle (#1522) who both claimed Antifa was responsible for all the violence, and then could say proudly that she had helped “storm” the Capitol, and would be proud to do it again.
Or
Robert Bixby, #1613, who took a face full of chemical spray from police on the
“day of love,” as Donald Trump now speaks of it.
At
least people sixty-two people (62), including Ms. Nohle, the father-son rioter
duo, Philip and David Walker (#1569-1570), half a dozen Fox News pundits, one
defense lawyer, Ray Epps (#600 on our list – and ironically, labeled repeatedly
as an F.B.I. plant by Fox News!) and Rep. Matt Gaetz, claimed to have seen
Antifa instigators leading the charge.
(MAGA-style
hallucinations?)
If you think these people were “tourists,” showing up on January 6, for a peaceful protest, as one GOP lawmaker insisted, you are one poor dumb cluck. Above: Jessica Watkins (#152), a member of the Oath Keepers, dressed for January 6. She has since been sentenced to eight-and-a-half years in prison for her efforts to aid in an insurrection.
Seventy
arrestees (70) expressly stated that they believed in various aspects of the
QAnon myth. Roseanne Boyland, another Trump supporter, and herself a believer
in QAnon, was trampled to death by the mob, but never entered the Capitol –
meaning she died for nothing.
If you ever wonder how people could join cults, you realize that Jim Jones had nothing on Trump.
At
least seventy-five (75) rioters charged so far, are members of the Proud
Boys, a right-wing extremist group. Prosecutors believe at least
one hundred (100) were in or around the Capitol Building that day.
Trump told them to “stand back but stand by” during a presidential debate in October 2020. They showed up in force on January 6, 2021. Many others are believed to have been involved in the riot.
There are at least forty-six (46) members of the Oath Keepers on our list, led by Elmer Stewart Rhodes III. Rhodes and a number of members of that group have been convicted of seditious conspiracy.
At least seventeen suspects (17) appear to be members of the right-wing militia, the “Three Percenters.”
Six rioters
(6) are fugitives. Evan Neumann (#399) fled to
Belarus, where
he asked for and was granted asylum. Antony Vo (#437) was sentenced to prison,
but did not surrender, and has now vanished. Adam Villarreal (#585) has not
been apprehended. Jennifer Inzuza
Vargas Geller (#1043), her husband Spencer
Sidney Geller (#1108) and Paul
Belosic (#1187) also remain at large.
Charges against one “rioter” (1) were dropped after it was proven he never entered the Capitol and was bragging when he said he had.
The price paid has been steep.
So far,
at least one thousand, two hundred, and one (1,201 have been convicted, pled guilty,
or lost their jobs.
1,201
Two defendants (2) have been acquitted, James Beeks, #604 on our list, and Matthew Martin, #874 on our list.
One rioter (1) was acquitted on a felony charge, but found guilty on five misdemeanors: Darrell Neely (#552).
A jury acquitted Michael “Whip” Greene of the most serious felony charges against him, and he got off with one misdemeanor conviction, probation, and sixty hours of community service. (So: We’ll call that a “win” for Mr. Greene – even though he was still stupid enough to believe Trump won in 2020.)
R.I.P.
Twelve rioters
(12) have died before going to trial. Ashli Babbitt (#56) was shot and killed
during the attack.
Matthew Perna (#52 on our list) and Mark Roderick Aungst (#236) committed suicide before their cases could be heard. So did David Kennedy Homol (#1309). Homol first came to the attention of authorities when his younger half-brother Dillon Homol (#728) came under investigation.
Nejourde Meacham, age 22, (#1158) has died – some say a suicide.
John Anderson (#265), Michael John Lopatic Sr. (#304), Roy Nelson Franklin (#588), William Hendry Mellors (#814), and William Bierbrodt (#1142) died of natural causes before trial.
Joseph
Barnes (#429) died in a motorcycle accident.
Dr. Tammy Tower Parry was shot and killed when she pointed a shotgun at two process servers delivering an eviction notice.
More than 500 rioters (500) have been charged with assaulting police or others.
Dozens of participants in the attack, who had no hand in violence, received probation, and avoided jailtime.
At
least a hundred others were sentenced to home confinement, from as low as 20
days, up to a full year. Others have
been sentenced to a combination of home detention and brief periods in jail.
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Barnett posed in Speaker Pelosi's office that day. |
Jail time.
The following numbers of defendants have been sentenced to less than a year:
1 – time served (Christina Legros – duration not known)
1 – 3 days
1 – 5 days
2 - 6 days
8 – 7 days
1 – 8 days
1 – 9 days
14 – 10 days
1 – 12 days
44 – 14 days
4 – 15 days
1 – 19 days
10 – 20 days
9 – 21 days
2 – 24 days
1 – 25 days
2 – 28 days
51 – 30 days
1 – 32 days
1 – 35 days
1 – 40 days
3 – 42 days
37 – 45 days
2 – 50 days
1 – 59 days
32 – 60 days
8 – 75 days
1 – 80 days
1 – 89 days (in
custody)
24 – 90 days
3 – 100 days
1 – 104 days (52
weekends!)
1 – 110 days
23 – 120 days
10 – 150 days
1 – 156 days
19 – 180 days
7 – 210 days
12 – 240 days
8 – 270 days
4 – 300 days
2 – 330 days (inc. Eric Christie, approximate, “time
served”)
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Total: 25,143 days (356 convictions) = 68
years, 320 days
Technically, defendants sentenced to ten months, as an example,
would serve more than 300 days, but how many more would depend on which months
they served. So, we just count months as “30” days in every case.
Serious jail time.
2 –
sentenced to 11.5 to 23 months on unrelated gun charges (counted as 11.5 for each
on totals)
1 –
sentenced to “time served” (roughly a year)
8 –
sentenced to a year in jail
14 –
sentenced to 1 year, and 1 day
6 –
sentenced to 14 months (incl. Rafael Rondon, on gun possession charges)
5 –
sentenced to 15 months
2 –
sentenced to 17 months
17 –
sentenced to 18 months
3 –
sentenced to 19 months
6 –
sentenced to 20 months
5 –
sentenced to 21 months
3 –
sentenced to 22 months
15 –
sentenced to two years in prison (inc. one on gun charges later)
9 –
sentenced to 27 months
4 –
sentenced to 28 months
16 –
sentenced to 30 months
1 –
sentenced to 31 months
4 –
sentenced to 32 months
8 –
sentenced to 33 months
1 –
sentenced to 34 months
16 –
sentenced to three years in prison
5 –
sentenced to 37 months
4 –
sentenced to 38 months
6 –
sentenced to 40 months
8 –
sentenced to 41 months
6 –
sentenced to 42 months (incl. 1 on a gun-related charge after his first
conviction)
3 – sentenced
to 44 months
2 –
sentenced to 45 months
6 –
sentenced to 46 months
10
– sentenced to four years in prison
3 –
sentenced to 50 months
8 –
sentenced to 51 months
4 –
sentenced to 52 months
1 –
sentenced to 53 months
5 –
sentenced to 54 months
3 – sentenced
to 55 months
7 –
sentenced to 57 months
1 –
sentenced to 58 months
11 –
sentenced to five years in prison
6 –
sentenced to 63 months
2 –
sentenced to 66 months
2 –
sentenced to 68 months
3 –
sentenced to 70 months
7 –
sentenced to six years
1 – 74
months
4 –
sentenced to 78 months
1 –
sentenced to 80 months
1 –
sentenced to 83 months
6 –
sentenced to seven years ( one inc. three for illegal firearms possession)
1 –
sentenced to 85 months
1 –
sentenced to 86 months
2 –
sentenced to 87 months
1 –
sentenced to 88 months
2 –
sentenced to 90 months
2 –
sentenced to eight years
1 –
sentenced to eight-and-a-half years
2 –
nine years in prison
3 –
sentenced to ten years – Thomas
Webster (#222), Domenic
Pezzola (#135) and Christopher
Worrell (#254)
1 –
sentenced to eleven years, three months – Alan
Hostetter (#198)
2 –
sentenced to twelve years – Kelly Meggs
(#217) and Christopher Joseph Quaglin (#442)
1 –
sentenced to twelve years, six months – Daniel
Joseph Rodriguez (#553)
1 –
sentenced to fourteen years, two months – Peter
Schwartz (#192)
1 –
sentenced to fifteen years – Zachary
Rehl (#242)
1 –
sentenced to seventeen years – Joseph R.
Biggs(#565)
2 –
sentenced to eighteen years in prison – Elmer
Stewart Rhodes (#601) and Ethan
Nordean (#170)
1 –
sentenced to eighteen years for unrelated gun offenses – Timothy
Desjardins (#555)
1 –
sentenced to twenty years behind bars – David
Dempsey (#501)
1 –
sentenced to twenty-two years – Enrique
Tarrio (#618)
1 – sentenced to thirty years – Daniel
Depape (#1440) (for hammer attack on Paul Pelosi)
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Total: 1,205
years, 3 months, 13 days (296 convictions)
So far,
we know 116 rioters and associated fools, will spend more time in prison than
Trump did dabbling at being president, and playing golf.
Fines/Restitution.
Hundreds of rioters have had to pay up (and we’re not counting bills they got from lawyers, as a result of their riotous ways). News reports have not always specified which rioters have been fined, or how much.
Those we know:
$300
(1), $400 (2), $500 (405), $600 (2), $605 (2), $620 (1), $670 (1), $700 (2), $710
(1), $749 (1), $754 (1), $800 (1), $844.93 (1), $871 (1)
$1,000
(39), $1,200 (1), $1,225 (1), $1,242 (6), $1,250 (1), $1,376 (1), $1,500 (32), $1,613 (1), $1,623 (1), $1,748 (1), $1,806
(2), $1,938 (1), $2,000 (229), $2,048 (1), $2,060 (1), $2,150 (1), $2,170 (1),
$2,100 (1), $2,200 (4), $2,285 (1), $2,300 (3), $2,385 (1), $2,443 (1), $2,500
(33), $2,510 (1), $2,544 (1), $2,610 (2), $2,700 (2), $2,725 (1), $2,820 (1), $2,821
(1), $2,836 (1), $2,920 (1), $2,980 (1)
$3,000
(26), $3,170 (1), $3,200 (2), $3,500 (10), $3,825 (1)
$4,000
(6), $4,100 (1), $4,500 (6), $4,700 (1), $4,727 (1), $4784.68 (1)
$5,000
(8), $5,044 (1), $5,500 (16) $5,688 (1), $5,691 (1), 5,798 (1)
$6,000
(2), $6,392 (1), $6,500 (1)
$7,000
(8), $7,376 (1), $7,500.79 (1), $7,753
(1)
$8,000
(1), $8,500 (1), $8,700 (1)
$9,500
(1)
$10,000
– Officer Michael Angelo Riley, John Herbert Strand, Timothy Tedesco, Brian
Michael Gaherty
$10,226
– Marc Anthony Bru
$10,560
– Troy Faulkner
$10,539
– Elliott Resnick
$11,157.51
– Maryanne Mooney-Rondon
$11,860
– Isaiah Farnsworth
$12,000
– William Dunfee, Julian Khater, Hatchet Speed, John Herbert Strand, William
Wright Watson
$22,000
– Ronald L. Sandlin (incl. money from a
fund-raising site for his defense), Jake Maxwell (incl. money from a
fund-raising site for his defense); Tyler Bradley Dykes, Reed Knox Christensen,
Patrick Alonzo Stedman, Jonathan Mellis, Kenneth Joseph Thomas
$22,550
– Kenneth Joseph Thomas
$25,000
– Vincent Gillespie and Nathaniel
DeGrave
$27,000
– Paul Russell Johnson
$29,989.36
– Joshua Dillon Haynes (euros)
$32,165.65
– Ronald Colton McAbee, Justin Jersey and Jeffrey Sabol (each)
$32,400 – Alan Hostetter
$38,005 – Thomas Harlen Smith
$41,238.55
– Kaleb Dillard
$43,315
– Josh Kenyon
$81,929
– Clayton Ray Mullins
$90,000
– John Earl Sullivan (funds from sale of footage of Ashli Babbitt’s death.)
$99,397
– Daniel Joseph Rodriguez
$103,500
– Rebecca Lavrenz
$202,000
– Ryan Nichols
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Total: $2,658,349.77 (approximately)
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Many rioters came prepared to fight. |
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