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This man has now been charged. |
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.
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Screenshot: Note agent at left pointing gun at rioters. |
WHEN I FIRST set out to refute the idea – posed by one of my Facebook friends – that the January 6, 2021, riot was NOT the work of Trump fans, I had no idea how immense the job would become.
I have read thousands of court documents, and thousands of local news stories. And this much is clear: Holy f**king shit! Of course, these people are Trump fans.
I number the rioters in the order I read
about them, and also include enablers to the rioters who lost their jobs, Team
Trump lawyers, like Jenna Ellis (#1185), who lied about the stolen election,
and had to plead guilty to felonies in court, and people like Steve Bannon (#1428;
separate blog post), who is still fighting a four-month jail sentence for
refusing to tell what he knows about January 6. We also include four-times
indicted Donald J. Trump, (#1150) on our list.
Below, we include a list of all rioters and current status. Scroll past the red section for the latest additions to our list.
As of April 23, 2024, one thousand, six (1,006) rioters and friends have pled guilty, or been convicted by juries, or in bench trials before various judges, or lost jobs for supporting the rioters, or are dead.
1,006
(97
have been sentenced to more time in jail than Trump spent in office.)
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 – guilty,
felony charge
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
4a. THOMAS B. ADAMS JR. – 14 months in jail, 3 yrs. probation, fined
$2,000
Miles Adkins
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
Terry L. Allen
Luke Almond
12a. EDUARDO NICOLAS ALVEAR GONZALEZ – fines & rest.
$1,500, 200 hrs. com. serv. 2 yrs. pro.
Kevin Alstrup
13a.
LAWRENCE AMBROSE – 45 days house arrest, $1,000 in fines &
restitution, com. service
899a. Daniel
Amsini – guilty,
theft of government property
992a. Edward
Amyot – guilty,
one misdemeanor
JOHN ANDERSON – died of natural causes, before
going to trial
Philip Anderson
14a. JOHN D. ANDRIES – 1 year and 1 day, three years’ supervised
release, $2,000
Ronald Andrulonis
15a.
VINCENT JAMES ARDOLINO – three years on probation, $4,100 in fines and
restitution
894a. Anthony Alexander Antonio – guilty, felony count
776a. KENNETH ARMSTRONG III – 14 days, three years on probation, $500
904a.David Arredondo – pleads guilty on all eight charges
964a. Michael Asbury – has pled guilty
16a. NEIL
ASHCRAFT – 80
days, three years on probation
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
Daniel Avery
Jaimee Avery
Richard Avirett
Carlos Ayala
18a. STEPHEN MICHAEL AYRES – community service, 100 hrs. $500 restitution, 2
yrs. probation
915a Farbod Azari – guilty plea
916a. Farhad Azari – guilty plea
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 – guilty, assault
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 – guilty on multiple counts
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, restitution, 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 – has pled guilty
Kyler
Joseph Bard
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,
restitution and 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
798a. Nancy Barron – jury convicts her on all charges
759a. Katelyn Bartow –guilty, one misdemeanor
764a. TRAVIS BARTOW – a year on probation, $1,242 in fines and restitution
David Mitchell Bates
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
William Frederick Beals, II
37a. DAMON MICHAEL BECKLEY – 18 months in jail, $2,200
38a. MATTHEW JASON BEDDINGFIELD – 38 months, 24 more on prob., $2,000
JAMES BEEKS – acquitted on all charges
Melanie
Belger
Dana Jean
Bell
James
Behymer
Paul
Belosic – he remains at large
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
Bradley Stuart Bennett
743a. TYLER QUINTIN BENSCH – 60 days’ home confinement, two years’ probation
Kathy
Berden, et. al. (15 “false electors”)
Jordan Berk
41a. Caleb Berry – awaiting sentencing
42a. Jeremy Bertino – awaiting sentencing, inc. felony
43a. BRYAN BETANCUR BATTISTI – 4 months in jail, a year on probation, $500
restitution
Natalie Beyeler
Joseph
Bierbrodt
William
Bierbrodt
44a. JOSEPH R. BIGGS – 17 years in prison
45a. STEVEN BILLINGSLEY – sentenced to perform com. service, pay $500
restitution, 2 yrs. probation
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
Francis Biondo
48a. ELLIOT BISHAI – 14 days, 1 yr. on probation, $500 restitution
Bryan Roger Bishop
Tanya Bishop
957a.
Tonya Bishop – guilty, two counts
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
51a. JOSHUA MATTHEW BLACK – 22 months, probation, $2,000
Thomas Edward Blackwood Jr.
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., restitution
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 – guilty,
felony charge
56a. ERIC
BOCHENE – 90
days, a year on probation, $500
Brian
Boele
57a.
BRADLEY BOKOSKI – 36 months on probation, $500
58a.
MATTHEW BOKOSKI – 36 months on probation, $500
787a. KENNETH BONAWITZ – five years in prison, probation, $2,000
59a.
STACEY BOND – 20 days home confinement, 18 mo. probation, com.
service, restitution
777a.
Jordan Bonenberger – guilty to a misdemeanor
60a. JAMES
BONET – 90
days, restitution, 200 hrs. community service, 1 yr. probation
966a. Jonathan
Bonney – plea
deal, four misdemeanors
Therese
Borgerding
Joshua Scott Borum
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
871a. ZACHARIAH
BOULTON – two
years on probation, $1,000 in fines and restitution
Tim Lavon
Boughner
929a. Patrick Allen Bournes – guilty, one felony
932a. David Bowman – found guilty
967a. Dylan Bowling – agreed to plead guilty
968a. Marissa Bowling – agreed to plead guilty
63a.
DOMINIC BOX – one year in jail, reduced to two years on probation
805a. Leo
Brent Bozell IV – guilty on ten charges
913a. Matthew
Brackley – guilty,
assault
Michael
Bradley
941a. BRANDON
LEE BRADSHAW – four months behind bars, probation, $1,000
64a. CORY
RAY BRANNAN – 30 days’ incarceration, com. service, restitution,
24 mo. probation
65a. FRANK
BRATJAN JR. – community service, six months’ probation, $2,000 in
fines & restitution
Jerry
Braun
Ethan Bray
Toney
Sheldon Bray
66a. JAMES
BREHENY – three
years on probation, inc. six on home confinement, $2,000
James
Brett IV
Paul
Brinson
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
940a. Joseph
Brody – guilty,
two felonies
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
Glenn Allen Brooks
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, $2,500
75a. JEREMEY BROWN – sentenced to seven years, three months on
illegal arms charges
778a. Keith Brown – pled guilty
76a. TERRY BROWN – 1 mo. home detention, 3 yrs. Probation,
restitution, 60 hrs. com. serv.
Trevor Brown
833a. MARC ANTHONY BRU – six years in prison
Ronald Bryan
77a. MATTHEW JOHN BUCKLER – 14 days, 60 hrs. com. serv., $500 restitution,
probation
78a. JANET WEST BUHLER – 30 days, 3 yrs. probation, $500
Benjamin Scott Burlew
79a. GABRIEL BURRESS – 45 days home arrest, 18 mo. probation, com.
serv., $500
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, $2,100
758a. JENNIFER PECK BUTEAU – 3 months in prison
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
Trevor Cain
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
Paul Caloia
Samuel Camargo
Kyle
Campbell
89a. JOHN CAMERON- 30 days, placed on probation, $1,500 in fines and
restitution
Cameron
Campanella II
Tyler Campanella
90a. BOYD ALLEN CAMPER – 60 days, 60 hours of community service, $500
restitution
91a. ERIC CANTRELL – 40 hours of 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
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
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 – guilty, assault on federal officers
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
Jack Chambers
109a. MICK CHAN – 3 months, com. service, one year on probation,
$500
JULIO CESAR CHANG – probation, $500
963a. Raymond Earl Chambers
II – guilty in a trial; four misdemeanors
110a. JACOB ANTHONY CHANSLEY- 41 months, 36 mo. probation, $2,000 fine
111a. ROBERT CHAPMAN – 3 months home detention, 18 month’ probation,
$1,242 in fines and restitution
112a.
GABRIEL CHASE – three years on probation, $500
842a.
KENNETH CHESEBRO – five years on probation, $5,000
113a. Stephanie Chiguer – awaiting sentencing
Donald Chilcoat
Shawndale Chilcoat
930a. Raymond Cholod – has plead guilty
840a. WILLIAM CHRESTMAN – 55 months in prison, $2,000
824a. HOLLY CHRISTENSEN – three years’ probation, $500
814a. REED KNOX CHRISTENSEN – 46 months, probation, $22,000
825a. SCOTT CHRISTENSEN – three years’ probation, $500
772a. ERIC CHRISTIE – time served, approximately 11 months
114a. DANIEL CHRISTMANN – 25 days
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
Albert Ciarpelli
Robert Ciottoni
Cameron C. Clapp
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 – guilty on all charges
116a. JACOB TRAVIS CLARK – 33 months in prison
117a. MATTHEW CLARK – same sentence as Christy, his wife, above
959a. Nico Clary - guilty
960a. Xyan
Lee Clary - guilty
118a. CALE CLAYTON – 30 months behind bars
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
Ben Cohen
121a. MENACHEM COHEN – three years on probation, 60 hrs. com. service, $500
Joshua Curtis Coker
122a. PAUL GRAY COLBATH – 30 days home detention, probation, com.
service, $500
123a. Benjamin Cole – awaits sentencing on felony charge
Robert Colello
124a. JOSHUA COLGAN – 28 days, 90 home confinement, three years’
probation, $500
125a. Louis Enrique Colon – awaiting sentencing on serious charges
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 plea on one misdemeanor
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
Richard Cook
973a. Steven Patrick Cook – guilty, felony assault
(2)
132a. NOLAN COOKE - sentence: 1 yr., 1 day, $2,000 fine, three yrs.
probation
133a. Micah Coomer – guilty on a misdemeanor
Jonathan Joseph Copeland
134a. LANDON COPELAND – 3 years, 3 more on probation, inc. six mo.
house arrest
Robert Coppotelli
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
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; $500
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 – has pled guitly
143a. DALTON RAY CRASE – 15 days, 3 years, probation, $500, etc.
Phillip
Marion “Bunky” Crawford
144a. KEVIN DOUGLAS CREEK – 27 months in prison, $2,000 in restitution,
year on probation
145a. DYLAN R. CRONIN – eight months in prison
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
Richard T. Crosby Jr.
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 CAU – a year and a day
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 – awaiting sentencing
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
Joshua Ryan Dale
Michael Daniele
David Daniels
753a. MATTHEW DASILVA – 28 months behind bars
154a. MICHAEL SHANE DAUGHTRY – 60 days home detention, three years’ probation,
$500
Curtis Davis
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
Kim Eugene Decker II
157a. NATHANIEL J. DEGRAVE – 37 months in prison, $25,000 fine, $2,000
restitution
Robert William Degregoris
Johnny A.
Delbridge Jr.
Johnny A.
Delbridge III
Maria
DeLuca
David Dempsey
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 – currently a fugitive
160a. TIMOTHTY DESJARDINS – 18 years related to other gun incidents
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 – plea deal agreed upon
869a. Brandon Kelly Dillard – plea agreement, could get 8-14 months
754a. KALEB DILLARD – 10 months, a year on probation, fined $36,238.55.
163a. BRITTANY ANGELINA DILLON – 2 mo. home detention, 2 yrs. Probation, $500
900a. Michael John Dillon – guilty, one misdemeanor
980a. Derek Dodder – guilty plea
164a. Russell Dodge Jr. – pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor
165a.Jason Dolan – awaiting sentencing on conspiracy charges
166a.CHARLES DONOHOE – 40
months
167a. JOSHUA DOOLIN – 18 months, twice that on probation
168a. DANIELLE NICOLE DOYLE – fined $3,000, $500 restitution, 2 mo. probation
773a. KIMBERLY RAE DRAGOO – 14 days, three years’ probation
774a. Steven Michael Dragoo – pleaded guilty, misdemeanor
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
Brian Dula
Cleophus Dulaney
914a. William Dunfee – found guilty in a jury trial
Fi Duong
872a. Jimmy
Duong – guilty,
one misdemeanor
994a. Tyler Bradley Dykes – guilty, felony assault
Rockne Earles
856a. ISRAEL JAMES EASTERDAY – 30 months
John Eastman
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 – found guilty by a jury on four misdemeanor charges
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
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
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
Charles Espinosa
969a. MICHELLE
ESTEY – 36
months on probation, fines and restitution of $2,500
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
185a. TRENISS JEWELL EVANS III – 20 days, three yrs. probation, $5,500 fines and
restitution
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
188a.
Isaiah Farnsworth – guilty on one charge of destroying government property
857a.
Jason Farris – guilty, felony assault
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, etc.
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
Tim Finnegan
Christopher Finney
876a. FREDERIC FIOL – 45 days in jail
Alan Fischer III
Joseph W. Fischer
925a. Joseph Robert Fisher – guilty all counts, inc. felony assault
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, $2,000
John Flanagan
Sarah Flanagan
201a. EDUARD FLOREA – 33 months in prison.
Kelly Lynn Fontaine
202a. SAMUEL FONTANEZ RODRIGUEZ – a year on probation, $500
816a. GILBERT FONTICOBA – four years in prison
Michael Fournier
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
205a. JACOB FRACKER – 59 days, 120 hrs. com. serv., 12 mo. prob.,
$2,000
Judy Fraize
Roy Nelson Franklin
206a. DAWN FRANKOWSKI – probation, $1,250 in fines and restitution,
community service
Howard Raymond Freelove
Nolan Freeman
Larry Freligh
Caleb
Fuller
Kenneth
Fuller
Nicholas
Fuller
207a. LEVI GABLE – 45 days on house arrest, $1,500 in fines and
restitution, com. service
208a. KEVIN GALETTO – 27 months in prison, $2,000
209a. THOMAS GALLAGHER – must do 60 hrs. community service, $500
restitution, 2 yrs. probation
210a. Joei Leann Gallman – plead guilty to a single misdemeanor
211a. William John Wyatt Gallman – plead guilty to a single misdemeanor
212a. ANDREW GALLOWAY – 30 days, $1,500 in fines and restitution
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
David Michael Gary
Lowell Gates
Spencer Sidney Geller
215a. RAECHEL GENCO – probation, community service, restitution
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
763a. Larry Fife Giberson – guilty on serious charges
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 – found guilty by a jury, felony and
misdemeanor charges
956a. Tony Lee Gill - guilty
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 rest.
Rudy
Giuliani, et. al.
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
228a. SIMONE MELISSA GOLD – sentence: 60 days, $9,500 fine, 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
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
235a. JEREMY GRACE – 21 days, community service, $500 restitution,
probation for a year
846a. Jonathan Grace – guilty, felony assault
921a. James Tate Grant – guilty, felony charge
855a. DANIEL PAUL GRAY – 30 months, 36 more on probation, $2,000
236a. LESLIE GRAY – a year behind bars, $2,000
237a. KENNETH GRAYSON – sentence: 2 mo., $2,000 fine, two years’
probation
Leah Eva Green (a.k.a. Leah Gruppo)
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
Jason Griffin
242a. Anthony A. Griffith Sr. – guilty on all counts
243a. JACK JESSE GRIFFITH (a.k.a. JUAN BABIANO) – 90 days, 36 months’
probation, etc.
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 – found guilty
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.
875a. Derek Gunby – guilty on five charges, inc. a felony
250a. BRIAN GUNDERSEN – 18 months in jail, probation, $2,000
Chris
Gutierrez
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
Zylas
Hamilton
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
Robert Hanna
Steven Hanna
Theo Hanson
Rocky
Hardie
258a. MICHAEL LEE HARDIN – 30 days home det., $500, 60 hrs. com. serv., 18
months pro.
Peter J. Harding
259a.
STACIE ANN HARGIS-GETSINGER – 60 days, $500, probation, etc.
903a Alex Harkrider – guilty seven counts
260a. KENNETH HARRELSON – 48 months in prison
Daniel Harrington
Douglas Harrington
261a. Dr. Austin Brendlen Harris – awaiting sentencing
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
265a. Jeremy Harrison – guilty on a misdemeanor charge
880a. Eric
Glen Harrower – guilty plea entered
Dean Robert
Harshman
266a. TIMOTHY ALLEN HART – three years on probation, $2,000
Daniel Hatcher
267a. ANDREW HATLEY – sentence: 60 hrs. comm. service, $500
restitution, 3 yrs. probation
905a. JACOB HAWKINS – probation, two years, $500
Uliyahu Hayah
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 – guilty, one felony
272a. CHAD HEATHCOTE – 15 days, probation for three years
958a. Benjamin Heffelfinger – plea deal
Brandon Heffner
273a. JENNIFER HEINL – 14 days, two years on probation, etc.
274a. DODGE DALE HELLONEN – 279 hours of com. service, four yrs. probation
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 probation
278a. JON NICHOLAS HENEGHAN – 20 days, one year on supervised release, $500
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 – has plead guilty
837a. CAMERON EDWARD HESS – 9 months in
jail, 36 on probation, $2,000.
Joseph Kerry Hicks
Clayton
Hildebrand
828a. DUSTY ALLAN HIGGINS – three years on probation, $500
286a. JACOB G. HILES – fined $500, ordered to complete 60 hrs. com.
service, 3 yrs. probation.
Jim Hindle
Charles Himber
Sandra Hodges
287a. PAUL ALLARD HODGKINS – 8 months in prison, $2,000 fine, 2 yrs. super.
Release
981a. Luke Hoffman – guilty, assault on an officer
288a. BRENT HOLDRIDGE – 60 days, three years on probation, $500
Sarah Kathleen Holmes
289a. LISA ANNE HOMER – community service, probation, $500 restitution,
$5,000 fine
David Homol
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 – guilty, assault
291a. KASEY VON OWEN HOPKINS – 4 months, 24 months’ probation, $500
Corey Horan
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
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
Jason
Howland
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.
Nathan Earl Hughes
Jonathan Humphreys
Evan
Hunt
Joseph Daniel Hutchinson III – the fugitive was apprehended on January 6,
2024
892a. Dale Huttle – assault with a deadly weapon
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
302a. ELIAS IRIZARRY – 14 days, $500
Joseph Irwin
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
Arthur Jackman
827a. ADAM LEJAY JACKSON – 52 weekends in jail, a year of home confinement, $6,392
in fines and restitution
948a. Brian Scott “Skooter” Jackson – convicted, multiple felony
counts
Emanuel Jackson
306a. MICAJAH JOEL JACKSON – 90 days residential facility, $1,500 fines
& rest., 36 mo. pro.
993a. Dominic
Jakubowski – guilty,
one charge
Sergio Herrera Jaramillo
Aaron James
307a. Joshua James – facing serious jail time, conspiracy
308a. DEREK JANCART – 45 days, $500
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
Allan Jennings
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
314a. ADAM
JOHNSON – 75
days, 200 hrs., fined $5,000, restitution, plus probation
Andrew
Joshua Johnson
991a. Andrew
Paul Johnson – has pleaded guilty
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.
Jack
Mitchell Johnson
317a.
JOSHUA JOHNSON – 24 months in prison, $2,000
922a. Paul
Russell Johnson – guilty, felony charges
318a.
THADDIS JOHNSON JR. – 60 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
319a.
DAVID CHARLES JOHNSTON – 21 days, 90 days’ house arrest, $3,000, 3 yrs. pro.
Jay
Johnston
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
Karen Jane
Jones
Robert
Walter Jones
Micaiah
Joseph
Nicole Marie Joyner
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 – guilty,
one misdemeanor
831a.
Suzanne Kahler – guilty, one misdemeanor
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 – guilty of assault
325a.
KLETE KELLER – six months home incarceration, 36 months probation,
360 hours of community service
Edward
Kelley
326a. KARI
DAWN KELLEY – three years’ probation, $500
721a. RYAN
KELLEY – 60 days
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
Chris
Keniley
982a. Nicholas
L. Kennedy – guilty,
pair of felonies
Michael
Kenny
Thomas
Kenny
Jay Matthew
Kenyon
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
Clive M. Kincaid
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
Jonathanpeter
Klein
Matthew
Leland Klein
James
Allen Knowles
977a. Joshua
Knowles – has plead guilty
975a. Brady Knowlton – guilty, felony offense
336a. BILLY KNUTSON – six months in jail, $500, one year on probation
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 – guilty, one charge
340a. PHILIP EDWARD KRAMER – 30 days, 100 hours com. serv., $3,000 in fines
& restitution
341a. David Krauss – guilty on one misdemeanor
342a. Nicholas Krauss – guilty on one misdemeanor
839a. PETER MICHAEL KRILL – nine months in jail, $2,000
783a. MATTHEW THOMAS KROL – five years, three more on probation, $2,980
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 month’s probation
Kyle Kumer
David Scott Kuntz
Tricia LaCount
347a. JOHN LAMMONS – 30 days in the jug, $500
Lt. Shane M. Lamond
348a. ANTONIO LAMOTTA – minimum of 11.5 months (on gun charges); also
guilty on rioting charges
Edward Jacob Lang
349a. NICHOLAS LANGUERAND – 44 months in prison, $2,000 fine, probation,
etc.
350a. MELANIE LANHAM – sentenced to probation, 18 mo.
Joseph Julius Lapoint
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.
Rebecca Lavrenz
Jesse Law
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 – guilty, misdemeanor charge
Deborah Lynn Lee
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
Justin
LaGesse
Christina Legros
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
Anna Lichnowski
Lawrence Ligas
Lance Ligocki
363a. TERRY LYNN LINDSEY – five months in prison, $500, 60 hrs. com.
serv., 36 mo. pro.
John
Michael Livingston
364a. LUKE MICHAEL LINTS – 4 mo., 36 mo. probation, inc. 4 mo. home
detention, $2,000
365a. JAMES LITTLE – 60 days, $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
367a. JON
LIZAK – three
years’ probation
368a. Saul
Llamas – 18
months on probation, 120 hrs. community service, $3,000
760a.
MICHAEL LOCKWOOD – a year and a day, three years on supervised release
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
376a. CARSON LUCARD – 21 days, on weekends, 60 days home confinement,
$500, 3 yrs. pro.
377a. ANTON LUNYK – 2 mo. home confine., com. serv., $1,242 fines
& rest., etc.
378a. ROBERT ANTHONY LYON – 40 days, $3,000 in fines & restitution, 1
yr. of supervised release
379a. KEVIN JAMES LYONS – 51 months in prison
380a.
DANEAN KIMBERLY MacANDREW - 3 months, 24 months more on probation
852a. Avery MacCracken – guilty, felony charges
381a. BRENNAN MACHACEK – a year on probation, $500
382a. JOSHUA MACIAS – minimum of 11.5 months on unrelated gun charges
Brandon Mackie
Nathan Mackie
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
Shawn Daniel Mahoney
385a. Debra J. Maimone – guilty, one misdemeanor
Steve Omar Maldonado
386a. KRISTINA MALIMON – probation, $500 restitution, 100 hours
community service
387a. MARKUS MALY – six years in prison, three more on supervised
release
Giorgi
Mamulashvili
Jeanette Mangia
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
Mario Mares
391a. ANTHONY R. MARIOTTO – fines and restitution $5,500, 250 hours com.
serv., probation
Richard
Markey
392a. ABRAM MARKOFSKI – fined $1,500, two years on probation
393a. FELIPE MARQUEZ – sentence: three months home confinement;
18 mo. probation, $500
943a. Michael
Marroquin – guilty,
five charges
Benjamin Martin
Dustin Martin
Kristopher Martin – charges dropped
961a Marcus Clint Martin – guilty, including for
assault
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
396a. KENNETH D. MASSIE – 30 days of home confinement, two years on
probation, $500
952a. Anthony Mastanduno – guilty, nine charges
848a. ISRAEL
MATSON – a year
on probation, $500
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
Christopher Maurer
878a. Jake Maxwell – guilty on all charges, inc. one felony
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
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
Ian Richard MacBride
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
407a. SAVANNAH DANIELLE McDONALD – 21 days, $500
Darl McDorman
408a. TYRONE McFADDEN JR. – 30 days of home arrest, probation, $500
Jenna McGrath
Laura McGrath
Kyle
Douglas McMahan
409a. BRIAN SCOTT McGEE – probation for three years, $500
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
412a. JAMES McNAMARA – 12 months in jail, 24 on probation, $2,000
413a. LOIS LYNN McNICOLL – probation, community service, $500
935a. Devin
McNulty – guilty,
felony
Odin Meacham
NEJOURDE MEACHAM – may have died by
suicide, age 22
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
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.
Thomas J. Method
423a. RICHARD MICHETTI – 9 months incarceration, $2,000, 24 months on
probation
Theodore
Middendorf
933a. Jalise Middleton – convicted by jury, felony charges
934a. Mark Middleton – convicted by jury, felony charges
Greg Mijares
844a. STEVEN MILES – two years in jail, one more on probation, $2,100
424a. AARON JAMES MILEUR – probation, community service, $500
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
874a. Julie
Miller – guilty,
one charge
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
429a. STEPHANIE DANIELLE MILLER – 14 days, $500, 60 hours of com. serv.
430a. RODNEY K. MILSTREED – five years behind bars
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
Jennifer Mitchell
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
Peter Moloney
438a. NICOLAS MONCADA – three years on probation, $500
985a. Amanda Jean Mongelli – guilty, two charges
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 – convicted, felonies
741a. CORRINE MONTONI – one month in the slammer
441a. SAMUEL CHRISTOPHER MONTOYA – 4 months’ home confinement, community service,
three years on probation, $2,000 restitution
Lee Roy Monzingo III
439a. MARYANNE MOONEY-RONDON – one year, home confinement
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
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
Donald Lee Moss
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
804a. Clayton Ray Mullins – guilty of felony assault
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 – guilty on all charges
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
464a. BRANDON NELSON – community service, two years’ probation, $3,000
fines & restitution
Bradley Scott Nelson
953a. Derek Nelson – guilty, one charge
961. Lynnwood Nester – convicted on four counts
Evan Neumann – flees to Belarus; granted “refugee status”
835a. Ryan Taylor Nichols – guilty plea, two felonies
William Arthur Nichols
465a. KIRSTYN NIEMELA – 11 months in prison, $1,500 in fines, etc.
466a. GREGORY LAMAR NIX – 42 months, 24 more on probation, $2,000
849a. Anthony Nolf – guilty, civil disorder
467a. ETHAN NORDEAN – 18 years in prison, and three more to grow on in
probation
William Robert Norwood III
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
John O’Kelly
469a. TIMOTHY EARL O’MALLEY – two years’ probation, 20 hours of com. service,
$500
Adam Obest
470a. NICK OCHS – four years in prison, $7,000 in fines &
restitution, 3 years’ probation
971a. Spencer Offman – guilty, single charge
Andy Steven Oliva-Lopez
719a. Michael Oliveras – guilty of assault
888a.
STEPHEN ONDULICH
– has plead guilty
471a. MICHAEL ORANGIAS – 90 days home detention, three years on
probation, $500
Ryan Orlando
Paul Orta Jr.
472a. CHRISTOPHER W. ORTIZ – 2 mo. home detention, 10 months’ probation,
$500, 100 hrs.
Nicholas Ortt
Thomas Paul Osborne
473a. GRADY DOUGLAS OWENS – 36 months, $3,000
Jared Luther Owens
474a. JASON DOUGLAS OWENS – 24 months, $4,000
Angelo Jude
Pacheco
475a. ROBERT KEITH PACKER – 75 days, $500
476a. JOSEPH PADILLA – six-and-a-half years in prison
785a – Hunter Palm – pled guilty
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, five years on
probation
481a. JENNIFER RUTH PARKS – probation, 60 hrs. community service, $500
482a. STEWART PARKS – 8 months, 12 more on probation
996a. Joshua Scott Parmenter – has pled guilty
Joseph Pastucci
797a. JOSEPH PAVLIK – two months in
jail, six home confinement, $8,000
858a. CHRISTOPHER PEARCE – three years’ probation, $500
910a. Daniel Pearston – guilty, two charges
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
MATTHEW PERNA – committed suicide
William Joseph Pepe
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
488a. KURT PETERSON – 45 days, followed by two months on home arrest
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
493a. DOMINIC PEZZOLA – 10 years
494a. T.D. PHAM – 45 days, $1,500
771a. DANIEL D. PHIPPS – 27 months in prison, 36 additional on probation
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
Thomas Pooler
Michael Anthony Pope
William Pope
802a. JOSHUA JAMES PORTLOCK – 20 months, 24 more on probation, $2,000
Mason Porter
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
497a. BRIAN PRELLER – eight months of location monitoring, community
service
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 – agreed to a plea deal
504a. ANTHONY MICHAEL PUMA – 9 months in prison, 24 months on probation,
$2,500 in fines and restitution
Gregory Purdy
Matthew Purdy
995a. Colby Purkel – has pled guilty
Willard Purkel
Matthew Thomas Purse
Biao Qu
744a. Christopher Joseph Quaglin – has pled guilty to multiple charges
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
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
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
923a. Stephen Chase Randolph – guilty, felony charges
Zach Rash
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
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
517a. WILLIAM ROGAN REID – 37 months in prison, 36 months on probation, $2,443 in
fines and restitution
Robin
Reierson
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 – guilty, one felony
519a. JORDAN T. REVLETT – 14 days, com. service, probation, $500
Sebastian Reveles
863a. ARTHUR REYHER – 8 months, $2,000
864a. JESSICA REYHER – 3 months, $2,000
911a. Reuben Reyna – guilty, misdemeanor
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
Eileen Rice
523a. HOWARD RICHARDSON – 46 months, 3 yrs. supervised release, $2,000
fine
Edward Richmond, Jr.
John Richter
896a. THOMAS “COREY” RIDDLE – 60 days, a year on probation, and $500.
524a. JASON DANIEL RIDDLE – 90 days, $754, probation, etc.
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
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
Michael Tyler Roberts
529a. THOMAS ROBERTSON – seven years, three months in prison, $2,510
788a. BENJAMIN SCOTT ROBINSON – four months in prison, $500
789a. BRITTANY NICOLE ROBINSON – one month, $500
530a. JAMES ROBINSON - 6 months, $1,000, 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
Chris Rockey
727a. MICHAEL LEE ROCHE – 18 months, 36 more on probation, $2,180
in restitution
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
728a. EDWARD FRANCISCO RODRIGUEZ – three years
936a. JUAN
RODRIGUEZ – 30 days,
$500
862a. CHRISTOPHER
ROE – 70
months in prison, two years probation, $2,300 in fines and assessments
535a. MOISES ROMERO – 1 year and 1 day in prison, $2,000, etc.
536a. RAFAEL RONDON – 18 months of home confinement, 14 months in prison,
for possession of a sawed-off shotgun
537a. ELIEL ROSA - sentence: 100 hrs. community service, $500
restitution, year on probation
538a. DEVIN ROSSMAN – 32 days, intermittent, $2,000, $500, com.
serv., probation
Brett Allen Rotella (a.k.a.
Brett Ostrander)
Timothy Rowbottom
539a. GREG RUBENACKER – 41 months in prison, $2,000 fine
540a. BRADLEY RUKSTALES – 30 days, $500
Jesse James Rumson
972a Rally
Runner ( formerly
known as Daniel Donnelly Jr.)
986a. Valerie Sue Rushing – guilty, two charges
740a. Bobby Wayne Russell – pled guilty to felony assault
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
Michael J. St. Pierre
Mark Sahady
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., $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
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
Cepane Sarty
Seth Sarty
Barry Saturday
555a. ZACHARIAH SATTLER – 30 days, 24 months on probation, $500
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 – 30 days, and $2,500 in fines and restitution.
Shawn
Schaeffer
Adrian Christian Schmidt
Matthew
Schmitz
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 – guilty, assault
730a. KENNETH SCHULZ – one month in a halfway house, 18 mo. probation
Justin
Schulze
562a. KATHERINE SCHWAB – 45 days, $500, 3 yrs. probation
563a. PETER SCHWARTZ – 14 years! 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
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.
Stephen Roy Sexton
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
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
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 – guilty, civil disorder
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
Richard Slaughter
588a. MIKHAIL EDWARD SLYE – 30 months, 18 mo. probation, $2,000
Bryan Shawn Smith
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
Marcus Smith
593a. THOMAS HARLEN SMITH – nine years in prison, three years on supervised
release
937a. David Smither – guilty plea
594a. TROY ANTHONY SMOCKS – 14 mo., three years’ supervised release
Lewis Wayne Snoots
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
Kellye SoRelle – currently hospitalized for observation in regards to
competency to stand trial
Kim Sorgente
596a. JEREMY RYAN SORVISTO SR. – 30 days, $500
597a. AUDREY ANN SOUTHARD RUMSEY – six years behind bars
Troy Spackman
598a. EDWARD T. SPAIN JR. – probation, community service, $500
949a. Michael Sparks – guilty on all six counts
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
Michael
Sposite
602a. YVONNE ST. CYR – 30 months in prison, $3,000, lengthy probation
Alan
Michael St. Onge
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
Richard Eric Staples Jr.
945a. David
Stapp – guilty,
two misdemeanors
Jackie Starer
735a. Ezekial “Zeke” Stecher – 60 days
behind bars, two more years on probation
736a. PATRICK ALONZO STEDMAN – four years in prison, $2,000
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
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, etc.
William
Stover
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 $10,000
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
Chad
Suenram
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
John Earl Sullivan – appears to be a true left-wing type.
Perhaps the long lost Antifa plant of Trumpian dreams
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. Kimberly Sylvester – guilty, two charges
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 – guilty, felony assault
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
955a. Curtis Logan Tate – guilty, assault
Chancelor Nathan Taylor
Christopher Taylor
629a. Russell Taylor – has plead guilty and agreed to cooperate with
prosecutors
997a. Timothy
Tedesco - has
pleaded guilty
630a. Cole Temple – awaiting sentencing
631a. GEORGE TENNEY III – three years in jail, three more on probation,
$2,000
Troy James Terino
632a. Tyler John Tew – has plead guilty, no details yet
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, $2,000
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
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 – guilty, multiple charges
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
751a. CHRISTINA
TRAUGH – 45 days’
home confinement, 3 years’ probation, $500
President Donald J. Trump (a.k.a. “The Big Enchilada”)
Casey Jane Tryon-Castro
644a. WILLIAM TRYON – 50 days, $1,500 in fines and restitution, 12
months supervised release
Kevin A. Tuck
Nathaniel A. Tuck
Robert Turner
645a. ISRAEL TUTROW – 60 days home confinement, 34 additional mo.
probation, $500 restitution
859a. DAVID TYNER – three years on probation, fines and restitution
$1,500
860a. CHRISTIAN TYNER – three years on probation, $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 – guilty, two misdemeanor charges
978a. Payton Valdez - guilty
Andrew Valentin
651a. LOUIS VALENTIN – 10 days, intermittent, one year on probation, $500
Matthew Valentin
652a. EDWARD VALLEJO – three years behind bars, followed by three
years of probation, inc. another year on home confinement
Jennifer Inzuza Vargas Geller
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
Angel Villanueva
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
820a. ANTONY VO – nine months in prison
Annie Vo
659a. Philip C. Vogel – guilty, one misdemeanor
660a. WILLIAM VOGEL – 30 days, three yrs. on probation, $500
661a. CODY VOLLAN – placed on probation, ordered to pay
restitution, 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
Jeremy Vorous
664a. MITCHELL PAUL VUKICH – 30 days, $500
665a. ANTHONY VUKSANAJ – 42 days, intermittent, 3 mo. home det., $2,500,
3 yrs. pro.
Freedom Vy
666a. JOSHUA WAGNER – 30 days, $500 in restitution
667a. CAREY JOHN WALDEN – 30 days home det., 3 yrs. pro., com. serv.,
$500 rest.
Jonathan Walden
Donald Walker
Jason William Wallis
Charles R. Walters
668a. DAVID WALLS-KAUFMAN – 60 days, $1,000 in fines and restitution
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.
669a. RICHARD WATROUS – two weeks in jail, two months home confinement,
$3,000 in fines and restitution
737a. Jesse Watson – guilty on a misdemeanor
675a. SEAN DAVID WATSON – 7 days, $500, community service, two years’
probation
676a. WILLIAM WRIGHT WATSON – three years behind bars, three on probation
792a. Nathan Watts – guilty, misdemeanor
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, $2,000
James Weeks
Troy Weeks
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 – guilty on multiple charges
682a. PAUL S. WESTOVER – 45 days in jail, $500 restitution
738a. CONLIN WEYER – 18 months on probation
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 – awaiting sentencing, looking at years in jail
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. Ulises Wilkinson – guilty, two misdemeanors
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
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
Dustin Williams
693a. Elizabeth Rose Williams – awaiting sentencing
912a. ELLIOT PATRICK
WILLIAMS – 30 days in the jug, a
year of supervised release, $500
697a. RILEY JUNE WILLIAMS – three years in prison, three on probation,
$2,170
Timothy Wayne Williams
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
Daniel Wilson
694a. DUKE EDWARD WILSON – 51 months behind bars, 36 months on probation,
$2,000
976a. Gary Wilson – guilty, misdemeanor
695a. JODI LYNN WILSON – 20 days, 36 months on probation
696a. KELSEY WILSON – 30 days home confinement, $500, community
service, probation
Ryan Wilson
793a. William Todd Wilson – pled guilty, felony charges
700a. ZACHARY WILSON – 45 days, $500, community service, two years’
probation
Dova Winegeart
701a. DANA JOE WINN – 10 days, intermittent, 100 hrs. com. serv., 24
mo. pro., $500
Jared Wise
702a. JEFFREY WITCHER – probation, 60 hours of community service, $500
703a. SHAWN WITZEMANN – 7 days, $500, probation
Patrick
Woehl
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
706a. CHRISTOPHER WORRELL – ten years in prison
707a. DONNIE DUANE WREN – a year and a
day in prison, two years on probation
708a. JOHN DOUGLAS WRIGHT – 49 months in prison, 36 mo. probation, fine:
$2,000
709a. ANDREW WRIGLEY – probation, $2,500 in fines & restitution
806a. DOUGLAS
WYATT – 46
months, 36 more on probation, $2,000
794a.
James Wyman – guilty, one charge
810a. TYNG
JING YANG – six
days in jail, two years on probation, $3,000 in fines and restitution
928a Ryan
K. Yates – has
pled guilty to a felony
795a.
Andrew Michael Yavoich – guilty, one charge
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
Gregory C. Yetman
739a. ISAAC YODER – a year in the hoosegow, and $1,500 in
fines/restitution
Cindy Young
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
Eric Zeis
854a. JACOB ZERKLE – two years in prison, three on supervised release
811a. Ryan Scott Zink – convicted in a jury trial
717a. JOSEPH ELLIOTT ZLAB – $1,000 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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1397. Natalie Beyeler: Ms. Beyeler faces two misdemeanor charges, but that’s all the information I have at this time.
(MORE
INFORMATION NEEDED.)
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1398-1399. John and Sarah Flanagan: Same as Beyeler. All we know is that John has been arrested and Sarah has been hauled into court, as well.
(MORE INFORMATION NEEDED.)
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1400. Jason Griffin: Same as above, arrested on March 6, 2024, and facing less serious charges.
(MORE INFORMATION NEEDED.)
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1401. Jennifer Mitchell: Same as above, arrested on March 6, 2024, and facing lesser charges. (I do notice both Griffin and Mitchell are from New Albany, Indiana.
(MORE INFORMATION NEEDED.)
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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 would end up (allegedly) 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, I believe, 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, I believe Staples was probably sincere. He’s charged with two lesser offenses. So he’ll probably get probation and a fine. But here’s the real danger. He believed Trump’s lies, as did hundreds of these 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 else 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.
Trump supporter, he believed the election was stolen.
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1403. Ivan Todd: Ivan is the first rioter on my list to show 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.
Their case has been under the radar; on March 20, a plea agreement hearing is scheduled.
(MORE INFORMATION NEEDED.)
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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.)
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1410. Sarah Kathleen Holmes: No information available, safe for the fact she has been arrested and faces two charges.
(MORE INFORMATION FORTHCOMING.)
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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.
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 is accused of joining in the tunnel battle, where some of the wildest fighting took place. He is said to have been handed a stun gun, and using 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 “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 Smith, also charged with crimes related to the attack, went to Rash, and then was passed on to Vitali Gossjankowski, also a defendant.
For extra fun, he 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, allegedly 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.”
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.
(MORE
INFORMATION NEEDED.)
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1425. Lee Roy Monzingo III: Monzingo 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 Monzingo being a tiny piece of the mob, and doing no violence.
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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 too much time in jail.
Why was he there, playing is part in a cog in the mob machine?
Ryan himself sat for a voluntary interview with
the FBI in October 2023. During that interview, according to investigators he
said he’d traveled to D.C. for Jan. 6 on a bus with a church group out of Lee’s
Summit, Missouri, to attend the “Stop the Steal” rally. He also identified
himself as a man seen wearing a navy-blue coat and carrying a wooden cane.
He has also admitted that during his time at the Capitol, he saw other rioters engaged in “physical altercations between protesters and police.”
Trump supporter.
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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.
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.
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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 of shows 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 allegedly much 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.
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.”
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1435. Carson Lionell Rees: The young man from Virginia was apparently turned in by someone who had 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 allegedly 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, at best.”
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 at least once 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 allegedly 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.
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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 twenty 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.
interview, according to investigators he said he’d traveled to D.C. for Jan. 6 on a bus with a church group out of Lee’s Summit, Missouri, to attend the “Stop the Steal” rally. He also identified himself as a man seen wearing a navy-blue coat and carrying a wooden cane.
He has also admitted that during his time at the Capitol, he saw other rioters engaged in “physical altercations between protesters and police.”
Trump supporter.
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 1,438 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:
1,203.
Or: 1,267 days since
the 2020 election.
(As of April
23, 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 sixty-one (361) 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.
Nor should we forget Jordan Berk (#1390). Convinced the election was stolen, he posted on social media that he was ready for civil war. And the latest addition: Maria DeLuca (#1405), who had interned for Rep. Paul Gosar, as clueless a f**k as there is in Congress today.
(This would be largely a result of President Trump’s non-stop lying.)
At least people fifty-nine people (59), including a half 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.
We have discovered zero (0) members of Antifa actually arrested as a result of the “wild” riot.
(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.
Sixty-nine arrestees (69) 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 sixty-six (66) 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.”
Four rioters (4) are fugitives. Evan Neumann (#399) fled to Belarus, where he asked for and was granted asylum. Adam Villarreal (#585) has not been apprehended. Victor Sean Dennison (#984) 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 nine hundred and ninety-nine (999) have been convicted, pled guilty, or lost their jobs, and seven are dead.
999
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.)
(You could say DOJ has a 999-3 winning record so far.)
Somewhere close to four hundred rioters (400) 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 times in jail.
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Barnett posed in Speaker Pelosi's office that day. |
R.I.P.
Seven rioters (7) 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.
Nejourde Meacham, age 22, (#1158) has died – some say a suicide.
John Anderson (#265) and Michael John Lopatic Sr. (#304) died of natural causes before trial.
Joseph Barnes (#429) died in a motorcycle accident.
Jail time.
The following numbers of defendants have been sentenced to less than a year:
1 – 3 days
2 - 6
days
6 – 7 days
1 – 8 days
1 – 9 days
11 – 10 days
39 – 14 days
5 – 15 days
10 – 20 days
8 – 21 days
2 – 24 days
1 – 25 days
2 – 28 days
46 – 30 days
1 – 32 days
1 – 35 days
1 – 40 days
3 – 42 days
32 – 45 days
1 – 50 days
1 – 59 days
31 – 60 days
7 – 75 days
1 – 80 days
21 – 90 days
1 – 100 days
1 – 104 days (52
weekends!)
1 – 110 days
16 – 120 days
9 – 150 days
12 – 180 days
4 – 210 days
12 – 240 days
6 – 270 days
2 – 300 days
2 – 330 days (inc. Eric Christie, approximate, “time
served”)
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Total: 21,179 days (297 convictions) = 58 years, 9 days
Technically, defendants sentenced to ten months, as an
exam, 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)
6 –
sentenced to a year in jail
9 –
sentenced to 1 year, and 1 day
6 –
sentenced to 14 months (incl. Rafael Rondon, on gun possession charges)
4 –
sentenced to 15 months
1 –
sentenced to 17 months
12 –
sentenced to 18 months
1 –
sentenced to 19 months
3 –
sentenced to 20 months
4 –
sentenced to 21 months
3 –
sentenced to 22 months
9 –
sentenced to two years in prison (inc. one on gun charges later)
8 –
sentenced to 27 months
3 –
sentenced to 28 months
9 –
sentenced to 30 months
1 –
sentenced to 31 months
3 –
sentenced to 32 months
7 –
sentenced to 33 months
1 –
sentenced to 34 months
14 –
sentenced to three years in prison
4 – sentenced
to 37 months
4 –
sentenced to 38 months
3 –
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
6 –
sentenced to 46 months
10
– sentenced to four years in prison
2 –
sentenced to 50 months
8 –
sentenced to 51 months
4 –
sentenced to 52 months
5 –
sentenced to 54 months
3 –
sentenced to 55 months
4 –
sentenced to 57 months
1 –
sentenced to 58 months
9 –
sentenced to five years in prison
4 –
sentenced to 63 months
2 –
sentenced to 66 months
2 –
sentenced to 68 months
3 –
sentenced to 70 months
5 –
sentenced to six years
4 –
sentenced to 78 months
1 –
sentenced to 80 months
1 –
sentenced to 83 months
5 –
sentenced to seven years ( one inc. three for illegal firearms possession)
1 –
sentenced to 85 months
1 –
sentenced to 86 months
3 –
sentenced to 87 months
1 –
sentenced to 88 months
2 –
sentenced to 90 months
1 –
sentenced to eight years
1 –
sentenced to eight-and-a-half years
1 –
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)
1 –
sentenced to twelve years – Kelly Meggs
(#217)
1 –
sentenced to twelve years, six months – Daniel
Joseph Rodriguez (#553)
1 –
sentenced to fourteen years in prison – 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-two years – Enrique
Tarrio (#618)
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Total: 953 years, 2 months, 9 days (238 convictions)
So far,
we know 97 rioters will spend more time in prison looking out 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:
$500 (314),
$605 (2), $700 (1), $754 (1), $871 (1)
$1,000
(25), $1,242 (6), $1,250 (1), $1,500 (25),
$1,623 (1), $1,748 (1), $1,938 (1)
$2,000
(157), $2,048 (1), $2,060 (1), $2,150 (1), $2,170 (1), $2,100 (1), $2,200 (1), $2,300
(2), $2,443 (1), $2,500 (28), $2,510 (1), $2,544 (1), $2,700 (2), $2,821 (1),
$2,920 (1), $2,980 (1)
$3,000
(21), $3,170 (1), $3,500 (10)
$4,000
(5), $4,100 (1), $4,500 (4)
$5,000
(6), $5,044 (1), $5,500 (12) $5,688 (1), $5,691 (1), 5,798 (1)
$6,000
(2), $6,392 (1), $6,500 (1)
$7,000
(6), $7,376 (1), $7,500.79 (1), $7,753
(1)
$8,000
(1), $8,500 (1), $8,700 (1)
$9,500
(1)
$10,000
(2) – Officer Michael Angelo Riley, John Herbert Strand
$10,560
– Troy Faulkner
$11,157.51
– Maryanne Mooney-Rondon
$12,000
– Julian Khater, Hatchet Speed
$22,000
– Reed Knox Christensen
$22,000
– Jonathan Mellis
$22,000
– Ronald L. Sandlin (incl. money from a fund-raising site for his defense)
$22,000
– Jake Maxwell (incl. money from a fund-raising site for his defense)
$22,550
– Kenneth Joseph Thomas
$25,000
– Vincent Gillespie and Nathaniel DeGrave
$29,989.36
– Joshua Dillon Haynes (euros)
$32,165
– Ronald Colton McAbee
$32,165.65
– Justin Jersey and Jeffrey Sabol (each)
$36,238.55
– Kaleb Dillard
$43,315
– Josh Kenyon
$90,000
– John Earl Sullivan (funds from sale of footage of Ashli Babbitt’s death.)
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Total:
$1,565,311.51
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Many rioters came prepared to fight. |
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