January 6 Rioters - Part I - "Trump Sent Us" (1-56)

Records checked for 1,666 rioters, allies and enablers who have lost jobs,

or been arrested for related reasons. 

(LAST UPDATED: 8/16/2026.)

We include this guy:

The president polluted the soil after the election.

 

ORANGE ALERT: 

1150. Donald Trump: We are thrilled to update our list of Capitol Hill rioters, and several dozen of their pals. At long last, we add the “Big Enchilada” to the roster of shame. 

(That’s a Watergate reference.) 

 

Trying to steal the “Stolen Election” himself. 

While not personally rioting, his chunky self, Donald was there in spirit on January 6, 2021. On August 1, 2023, Special Prosecutor Jack Smith announced that the former president had been indicted on four felony charges. 

Boiled down to its essence, we learned in the indictment that Mr. Trump and six unindicted co-conspirators are accused of hatching a wide-ranging conspiracy to overturn the results of the 2020 election. 

Trump now joins our list of charged rioters – and rioter pals – who supported their efforts to uproot democracy. 

As of January 20, 2025, that list includes 15 “false electors” charged in Michigan (a sixteenth has agreed to testify), six “fake electors” indicted in Nevada, 18 “fake electors and associates in Arizona,” and 18 co-conspirators in Georgia. We include Tucker Carlson, who lost his job for lying, as well as David DePape, who attacked Nancy Pelosi’s husband with a hammer. Several Trump lawyers, Jenna Ellis, Kenneth Chesebro, Sidney Powell, and Dr. John Eastman also appear. We have also made the decision to add several individuals who died of natural causes during the attack on the Capitol, as well as the name of the alleged January 6 bomber. Brian Cole, Jr., was not finally identified and arrested until December 2025. 

Those dead of natural causes include: 

Roseanne Boyland

Kevin Greeson

  – and –  

Benjamin Phillips

 

That gives us:  

1,666 names.

 

At this editing:

 

2,112 days

have passed since the 2020 presidential election. No earthly proof has been revealed in any court of law to indicate that Trump did anything on November 3, 2020. 

Except lose. 

At Trump’s first court appearance regarding this case, Capitol Hill Police Officer Harry Dunn was there to observe. He told reporters, “They should have arrested him on January 7.” 

 

UPDATE (5/31/24): This is stretching our system a little; but per our usual practice, we now underline Trump’s name – indicating he has been convicted of a crime, as have so many of his riotous January 6 fans. 

On Friday, May 30, a New York jury convicted him on 34 felony counts, related to his hush money payments to a porn star, and illegal efforts to cover up the story during his first run for president. These crimes are not related to the attack on January 6, but Trump is now a felon.

…34 times.

 

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Patriotic Lemmings.

WE NOW TURN to the first 55 rioters charged, and the one killed during the Capitol Hill attack. 

We also include the three individuals who died of natural causes. 

Who are or were they?

__________ 

“Language is the soil of thought.” 

James Russell Lowell

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THIS MASSIVE DOCUMENT – nearly 1,800 pages long – grew out of a Facebook exchange with two of my former students. I taught seventh and eighth grade history for 33 years, in Loveland, Ohio, and couldn’t name five kids I didn’t like. 

On Facebook, I was, in the years before Donald Trump came along, friends with 1,500 former pupils. The Trump years proved hard. Here in Ohio, the majority voted for Donald Trump in three elections. Whereas I consider him the most dangerous politician of my lifetime. 

(Update, as of 8/9/26: the most dangerous in American history.) 

 

In the wake of the attack on Capitol Hill on January 6, I expressed my horror. One former student, Angie, a favorite of mine, told me I should look into the attack further – insisting the rioters were actually Antifa. Susie, another former student, one I remember as a lovely young lady, suggested I watch a video about QAnon. She said it would explain a great deal. I gave it a shot, to be polite. 

I ended up telling her, as gently as possible, that I found the whole QAnon story nothing but “nonsense.” 

I decided to start pouring over the evidence. If I dug into the story of the attack, would I learn that the attackers (who looked exactly like Trump fans at a rally) were left-wing folks in disguise? 

Or would my fears be upheld? Were the rioters Trump fans? Were they intent on overturning the results of a fairly decided election, because their false god had convinced them the vote had been rigged? 

Here’s what I’ve found.  

 

PART I: “TRUMP SENT US.” 

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“Men’s minds, once unbalanced, are ready to believe anything.” 

Tacitus

__________ 

1664. (R.I.P.) Roseanne Boyland, 34, who was trampled to death by the mob, was a “fervent Trump supporter,” caught up in QAnon conspiracy thinking and “hatred for Joe Biden.” 

Her mother asked why she felt a need to be in D.C. on January 6. “My president has asked me to come support him,” she told her mom. “And I’ve done so many stupid things in my life that I’m going to do something that I really believe in.” After she was trampled, officers worked for ten minutes, trying to revive her. 

(Sedition Hunters by Ryan J. Reilly, p. 87.) 

 

Her brother-in-law, speaking to reporters the day after the melee, said he blamed her death on then-President Trump, who “incited a riot.”

(Boyland is not numbers on our list – because she never made it inside the Capitol.) 

Trump “sent us,” QAnon believer.

(NOT ANTIFA.)

 

(We decided to number these dead only after five other January 6 rioters also committed suicide.) 

James Russell Lowell was right, of course: “Language is the soil of thought.” In days and weeks after the 2020 election, President Trump laced the soil of political discourse with toxins. 

The crop he reaped was death and destruction.

 

UPDATE (8/9/26): In a search for details on the deaths of all the individuals who died during or as a result of the riot (and that would include five police officers, one by heart attack, four by suicide), I found additional information regarding Ms. Boyland’s death. A month after she died, 

the D.C. medical examiner’s office released its conclusion that Boyland had died accidentally of “acute amphetamine intoxication.” According to the Washington Post, “The drug cited in Boyland’s death is addictive and can be prescribed to treat attention-deficit disorder and narcolepsy.”

 

Boyland’s sister told the Associated Press that a police detective told the family that Boyland – an avid Trump supporter who subscribed to Q Anon conspiracy theories – had collapsed while standing off to the side in the Capitol rotunda.

 

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1665. (R.I.P.) Kevin Greeson: Greeson, 55, had once supported President Barack Obama. By the time of the riot, however, his allegiance had shifted dramatically. Now an ardent supporter of Donald J. Trump, Greeson had traveled all the way from Athens, Alabama, to take part in the protest on the day scheduled. He believed, for example, that the election had been stolen – an idea that President Trump had drummed into his head – and an idea that Trump has drummed into millions of heads in all the years since. On social media, in weeks prior to the riot, he had posted the kinds of messages that should have caused alarm bells to ring inside the White House. “Let’s take this f***ing Country BACK!!” he wrote. “Load your guns and take to the streets!” 

In an interview on January 7, with The New York Times, his wife, Kristi Greeson said her husband authorities had informed her that her husband died of a heart attack in all the excitement. 

Ms. Greeson said her husband, who was a father of five, had left home on Tuesday, spending the night in Virginia with a friend. She said her husband, who had high blood pressure, was excited to attend the rally, believing the election had been stolen.

 

“He felt like it was a monumental event in his mind,” she said. “I didn’t want him to go. I didn’t feel like it was safe.”

 

As the Times reported, “Mr. Greeson’s family said Thursday that ‘he was not there to participate in violence or rioting, nor did he condone such actions.’” 

Trump supporter, believed the election was stolen.

 

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1666. (R.I.P.) Benjamin Phillips: A computer programmer from Ringtown, Pennsylvania, Mr. Phillips, 53, had organized a caravan of Trump supporters to drive to Washington D.C., as Donald Trump had ordered.

So, he was there on January 6, exactly as the President of the United States had wanted; but he had heart problems and died during the rioting. There is no indication, however, that he ever joined in any violence. 

Trump supporter.

 

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(R.I.P.) LAUREN WEGNER: Ms. Wegner was not a January 6 rioter, but she was killed by Shane Jason Woods, who was. 

She died when, Woods, distraught over his role in the attack and all his resulting legal problems attempted to commit suicide by driving the wrong way on Interstate 55, near Chicago – and slammed into her vehicle, killing her, instead.

 

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A LIST OF INDIVIDUALS ARRESTED as a result of alleged or proven involvement in the violent events of January 6, 2021, follows. If an individual’s name is underlined, that person has now pled guilty, or been convicted at trial. If underlined and CAPITALIZED, they have been sentenced.

In this post we cover 56 names, including one rioter who was killed by police during the attack on the Capitol. 

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“Here my Roar you fucking communist bastards.”

1. TOMMY FREDERICK ALLAN: The California gentleman was charged with “violent penetration” of the Capitol Building, attempting to steal a flag, and stealing documents from Sen. Mitch McConnell’s desk. According to a tipster, Allan destroyed those documents after he returned home.

Allan, far left.

The tipster also noted that Allan had shown him “a disturbing [social media] post that said ‘the next step of the Insurrection was to get rid of Justice Roberts.’” The three charges he faced could have carried a combined penalty of more than twenty years in prison. 

In a section on “background” to the riots, the agent who wrote up the charge against Allan notes that rioters: 

…also confronted and terrorized members of Congress, Congressional staff, and the media. The subjects carried weapons including tire irons, sledgehammers, bear spray, and Tasers. They also took police equipment from overrun police including shields and police batons. At least one of the subjects carried a handgun with an extended magazine. These actions by the unknown individuals resulted in the disruption and ultimate delay of the vote Certification

 

Allan posted two photos to social media. One showed members of the Three Percenters, in tactical gear. An individual facing the camera has a name patch reading “Hound Dog” on his bulletproof vest. The caption reads: “These are my people. PATRIOTS!” 

The other photo is captioned, “You don’t want to hear the evidence. Fine! Here my Roar you fucking communist bastards. Give me freedom or give me death.” 

The affidavit includes a footnote on page 8, 

The distinctive patch “Three Percenter” in the image, identifies a right wing militia organization which claims to be a small number of dedicated “patriots” protecting Americans from government tyranny, just as the patriots of the American Revolution protected early Americans from British tyranny. They draw their name from the inaccurate historical claim that only three percent of Americans fought in the Revolutionary War against the British. 

(Allan agreed to a plea deal in August 2022; the following December he was sentenced to 21 months in prison. He must also pay a fine of $2,000; and upon his release he will have to complete three years’ probation.)

Trump supporter, believed in “stolen election” myth.

 

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“Spurred on by then-President Donald Trump.” 

2. FELIPE MARQUEZ: The Florida suspect, age 25, posted videos to Snapchat, showing himself and others breaking into the Capitol Building, and later into a small conference room used by a U.S. senator. 

Marquez posted additional video from his drive north to D.C. in a white Tesla automobile. He points out various cars on the road with flags and signs of support for President Trump. Another clip shows him arriving in the capital. He looks into the camera and mouths the words of a song. On his noggin’ he wears the famous red “Keep America Great” hat. 

On January 20, 2021, Marquez explained his decision to go to the Capitol and get caught up in the riot. “I went on the 6th to D.C. to protest against communism and prostitution,” he told CBS News. 

So, we assume, Marquez had been listening to QAnon. 

“How did you learn about going to D.C.?” asked Ty Russell, a CBS reporter. 

“Just through the president,” Marquez answered. 

“This is like a Rosa Parks, like Martin Luther King moment for me,” he said. “As long as I’m peaceful and I can say, ‘Hey, let’s all come together,’ I think that’s the most important thing.” 

(This blogger is trying to remember the part of history where Rosa Park clubbed the bus driver on the skull with a crowbar.) 

Evidence from his phone eventually leads to the arrest of Henos Woldemichael (#938 on our list.

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In December 2021, Marquez pleaded guilty and was sentenced to three months of home confinement and eighteen months of probation. As Coral Springs Talk reports:

 

Marquez’s lawyer said Marquez has severe mental health issues and thought he had been going to the riots to protest communism.

 

“I was confused about why a lot of people were there,” Marquez told U.S. District Judge Rudolph Contreras. “I didn’t understand that people were going into the building to try to stop the certifications. I didn’t realize the extent of my mental health issues. I want to get help for this.”

 

“I wish I could take it back,” Marquez said of his actions.

 

Contreras,  citing a slate of previous Jan. 6 cases in which prosecutors sought probation-only sentences, said Marquez’s case was “hard to distinguish” from the others. He said he hoped Marquez would take a “hard look at himself,” blaming his actions on a “confluence of events spurred on by then-President Donald Trump” and powerful pro-Trump voices.

 

To say Marquez “lucked out” at sentencing is an understatement for sure. 

More recently, Marquez ran “an end-run around” around a judicial order to surrender his handguns by signing them over to his roommate, prosecutors said.

 

He showed up on law enforcement’s radar again on Aug. 6 at the Coral Square Mall when a Coral Springs Police Officer found him toting around a black plastic firearms case with the word GLOCK written on it.

 

“The police officer wrote that when he ‘encountered the subject [Marquez], subject confirmed that he has a weapon on him and that his CCW (Concealed Carry Weapon) license was suspended,” according to prosecutors. “Subject had admitted that carrying a weapon in a public place such as a mall is inappropriate, but he did it as a sign of protest for suspension of his CCW.’ Marquez then left the mall voluntarily.”

 

“Walking around a mall with an obvious firearm in a case, while on pretrial release for a felony offense, demonstrates both poor judgment and potential danger to the community,” prosecutors wrote. “There is a need for specific deterrence here because Marquez’s actions even after arrest do not indicate that he appreciates the severity of his criminal conduct.”

 

But Contreras was not swayed to send Marquez to prison. 

Marquez is sentenced to three months on home detention, ordered to pay $500 in restitution, and placed on probation for an additional eighteen months. 

Trump “sent us,” QAnon believer.

 

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3. KENNETH GRAYSON: The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette made it easy to get a fix on Mr. Grayson. He was wearing “a black Pittsburgh Pirates cap, a black hooded sweatshirt with an American flag patch on the arm, the insignia of the ‘Don’t Tread on Me’ flag on one lapel and a yellow letter Q on his other lapel,” when he was pictured storming Capitol Hill. “The Q stands for the conspiracy group QAnon, the FBI said.” 

The suspect had also attended pro-Trump rallies in D.C. in November and December. After returning home in November, he bragged on social media: “I was beating commies with a flag pole I picked up.” He also said, “I left one unconscious so I did my little part and got the [expletive] out before I got arrested.” 

On December 23, 2020, he wrote that he was “on the front line every time” in taking action as opposed to “posers” on social media who talked tough but didn’t do anything. 

He also made it clear why he was heading to Washington for the January 6 electoral vote count: 

I’m there for the greatest celebration of all time after Pence leads the Senate flip!! OR IM THERE IF TRUMP TELLS US TO STORM THE [expletive] CAPITAL IMA DO THAT THEN! We don’t want any trouble but they are not going to steal this election that I guarantee bro!!

 

Grayson pleads guilty in September 2022. He is eventually sentenced to two months in jail, fined $2,000, and placed on probation for an additional two years

Trump supporter, QAnon believer,

believed in a “stolen election,” prepared for violence.

 

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4. NOLAN COOKE: Used a GoPro camera to film scenes from inside the Capitol during the riot; age 22, from Texas; said he went to D.C. because “he wanted to be heard.” 

The long-haired young man might have looked like the Antifa type, but he proudly posted on TikTok and Instagram about his reasons for joining the attack. One picture, apparently directed to his girlfriend, bore the caption: “I wouldn’t want anyone other than you with me to take on the revolution.” Cooke added a kissy-face emoji. The caption on another photo reads, “What a crazy [expletive] day.” 

Even “better,” Cooke admitted that he traveled with “one or more firearms” in a car when he drove to D.C. with a relative and his girlfriend. He claimed, however, that he left them in the vehicle when he went off to the riot. 

So – a Trump fan – ready to start a revolution – to stop Congress from certifying the electoral votes. 

(Sentenced to one year and a day in prison for his role, fined $2,000, and will remain on supervised release for an additional 36 months.)

Trump supporter.

 

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5. WILLIAM VOGEL: the Dutchess County, N.Y. man was arrested and charged for his role in the January 6 riot. He allegedly posted videos of Capitol Hill police retreating in the face of the mob. When federal agents searched his home they recovered an AR-15-type rifle. Tipsters allegedly identified Vogel in videos taken during the attack on Congress. One witness said Vogel was “very vocal” about being at the “Stop the Steal” rally in Washington, D.C. 

He pled guilty in February 2023, to a single misdemeanor charge, and on June 16, he was sentenced to 30 days in jail, hit with a bill for $500 in restitution, and must spend an additional three years on probation.

Trump supporter, believed in a “stolen election.”

 

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COVID-19 is non-fatal! 

6. SIMONE MELISSA GOLD: This one is just funny. I’ll let the opening paragraph of a story from MedPageToday speak for itself: “Simone Gold, MD, JD, founder of the notorious pro-hydroxychloroquine, anti-vaccine group America’s Frontline Doctors, was arrested Sunday for participating in storming the U.S. Capitol earlier this month, according to the Department of Justice.” 

You may recall President Trump’s pro-hydroxychloroquine statements. At various times, he called the drug “very encouraging,” “very powerful,” and even “a game changer.” In a stroke of purest Trumpian genius, he ordered the federal government to buy 63 million doses, and then ended up being stuck with them last July. 

The FDA reported that there was “no reason to believe” hydroxychloroquine had any effect against the coronavirus. Side effects include increased risks of heart problems.

Dr. Gold also spoke at protests in Washington, D.C., leading up to the riot, as MedPage notes, casting doubt on the vaccines and claiming that COVID-19 is non-fatal. Gold stated that citizens must not comply with taking “an experimental, biological agent deceptively named a vaccine.” 

She called on the audience that day to “march for freedom” and fight for the right to maybe get smallpox, measles, or polio. 

(Okay, that last line is kind of a joke.)

 

Comments at the end of the MedPage story are often amusing, with several individuals expressing a hope that California will revoke Dr. Gold’s license. Leslie Grabowski notes, I think accurately, “Doctors can be lunatics, too.” 

(On June 16, 2022, Dr. Gold learns her fate: 60 days in jail, a fine of $9,500, and a year of supervised release after that.)

Trump supporter.

 

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A former underwear model.

7. JOHN HERBERT STRAND: In the affidavit for his arrest, Strand admits he was there on Capitol Hill and participated in the takeover. At one point, the F.B.I. alleges, he posted a picture with this caption: “I am incredibly proud to be a patriot today, to stand up tall in defense of liberty & the Constitution, to support Trump & #MAGAforever, & to send the message: WE ARE NEVER CONCEDING A STOLEN ELECTION.” 

He and Gold (above) apparently know one another. 

He has been found guilty on five charges after a jury trial, and awaits sentencing on four misdemeanors and one felony. On June 1, 2023, he learns that he will be spending 32 months in prison, another 36 on probation. 

And he is ordered to pay $12,000 in fines and restitution. 

The former underwear model even managed to raise $17,300 online for his defense, although he was using the services of a public defender. He and Gold are currently living together in a $3.6 million mansion.

Trump supporter, believed in a “stolen election.”

 

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Trump supporter, believed in a “stolen election.”

 8. VAUGHN GORDON: The Louisiana man admitted he was inside the Capitol Building. He even described events as a “riot.” 

He insisted, however, that he was peaceful and did no damage to property. He remained inside for 2-3 hours, taking pictures and videos. Gordon told authorities he came to D.C. to attend a “Stop the Steal” rally with a friend. 

Having pled guilty to a single charge, in September 2022, Mr. Gordon was finally sentenced in February 2023. 

Ninety days’ home confinement, three years on probation, and $500 thrown down the Trump Lies toilet, by way of restitution.

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We “will return on January 19,2021, carrying our weapons.” 

9. TROY ANTHONY SMOCKS: Mr. Smocks was clear about why he was headed for D.C., and clear that he was ready for violence. 

On social media he wrote: 

Today, January 6,2021, we Patriots by the millions, have arrived in Washington, D.C, carrying banners of support for the greatest President the world has ever known.

 

Bit [sic] if we must.…

 

Many of us will return on January 19,2021, carrying our weapons, in support or Our nation’s resolve, towhich [sic] the world will never forget!!!

 

We will come in numbers that no standing army or police agency can match. However, the police are NOT Our enemy, unless they choose to be!

 

All who will not stand with the American Patriots…or who cannot stand with Us.… then, that would be a good time for YOU to take a Few vacation days.

 

The American Patriot.

 

Smocks then joined the attack and on return home to Dallas, posted on Parler: 

So over the next 24 hours, I would say lets get our personal affairs in order. Prepare our weapons, and then go get’em. Lets hunt these cowards down like the Traitors that each of them are. This includes RINOS, Dems, and Tech Execs. We now have the green light. [All] who resist US are enemies of Our Constitution, and must be treated as such. Today, the cowards ran as We took the Capital. They have it back now, only because We left. It wasn’t the building that We wanted. . . it was them!”

 

Smocks was planning to leave the country on January 15, 2021, but federal agents caught and arrested him. 

In October 2021, he reached a plea agreement and was sentenced to 14 months in prison, and three years of supervised release.

Trump supporter, ready for violence. 

 

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10. ANDREW HATLEY: According to the affidavit in Hatley’s case, the South Carolina man drove his “early 2000s” red mustang to Washington to attend the Trump rally on Jan. 6. When it came time to storm the Capitol, he wore a gas mask. 

Hatley at first denied taking part in the riot, despite a selfie he posted in front of the John C. Calhoun statue in the lower floor of the building. 

According to the affidavit, on his  social media, 

A post was seen on HATLEY’s account which stated, “It has come to my attention that there was someone who looks like me at the Capitol. I’d like to set the record straight. I don’t have that kind of motivation for lost causes. I just don’t care enough anymore, certainly not enough for all that.”

 

His denial was not helped, when the first comment came from an individual identified as “SB Lamont” who stated, “Welcome back.” 

Even worse, for Hatley, GPS data indicated he was right there on Capitol Hill at the time of the attack. Since that time, three phone numbers associated with Hatley have been disconnected. 

When a reporter for the Charleston Post and Courier called the number listed for his employer,

“A man who answered the phone at Senn Freight Lines, the Newberry trucking company that Hatley lists as his employer on Facebook, said ‘we will have no comment’ before hanging up.”

Hatley had informed a friend the day of the riot that he went to D.C. to attend “the protests against the certification of the election.” 

Hatley’s lawyer announces on August 5, 2021 that his client will plead guilty to one of four charges, stemming from his participation in the attack. He ends up with a fine, community service, and three years on probation.)

Trump supporter, believed in a “stolen election.”

 

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11. MATTHEW COUNCIL: In an affidavit, a Capitol Hill police officer describes Council’s role in the riot. After a window was broken and an emergency side door breached, he and other officers tried to form a wall to keep rioters out. 

In the course of this effort and while inside the Capitol building, I encountered an adult male who was later identified as Matthew Ross COUNCIL. He was part of a larger group, but was individually pushing against the barrier to include an emergency door that is kept closed. Once the door was forcibly opened he broke through along with others. All during this time he was continually yelling at police officers that were trying to contain the scene. When he was deterred from advancing further into the building, COUNCIL pushed a uniformed officer of the United States Capitol Police. COUNCIL was subsequently pepper sprayed by one or more other law enforcement officers. The pepper spray also had an effect on me, but I was able to respond and detain COUNCIL. While in custody, but prior to being advised of his Miranda rights, COUNCIL spontaneously expressed remorse about pushing the officer and indicated that he did not intend to injure her.

 

According to the Washington Post, Council is a former football player at Liberty University “the conservative evangelical institution,” and “appears to have dabbled in politics, as well. He worked on at least one unsuccessful Republican campaign for the North Carolina House of Representatives roughly 10 years ago and also pursued political science courses at Seminole State in 2011.” 

His reward for being a Trump dupe: 180 days of home confinement, five more years reporting to his probation officer, 100 hours of community service, and $2,000 thrown in the toilet. 

Trump supporter, he believed the election was stolen.

 

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“Infamy is just as good as fame.” 

12. GRACYN (GRACE) DAWN COURTRIGHT: senior at the University of Kentucky, said on social media that the attack was “cool.” 

She posted a picture of herself leaping with excitement, and captioned it, “Can’t wait to tell my grandkids I was here!” 

At one point, she wandered the halls of Congress, but admitted in one text “idk know what treason is[.]” 

According to the affidavit for her arrest, Courtright posted to Instagram, either the day of the attack or the day after. “INFAMY IS JUST AS GOOD AS FAME,” she wrote above a mirror photo. “EITHER WAY I END UP MORE KNOWN. XOXO” 

She earned an extra charge of theft for taking a “Member’s Only” sign from the Capitol Building. 

Soon after January 6, Courtright realized infamy might not be as good as fame if it meant getting sent to the slammer. She deleted all her Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter posts.

 

UPDATE: She pleads guilty to a single misdemeanor on August 30, 2021. In another story about her plea deal, we read, 

Judge Christopher R. Cooper set sentencing for Nov. 16. It is scheduled to take place in-person, but Courtright’s lawyer noted that the Courtright family has not received any COVID-19 vaccination and has no plans to do so. Courtright, asked by Judge Cooper whether her vaccination status would change between now and sentencing, said “probably not.”

 

According to court documents, one of her friends, on hearing she had been part of the mob invading the Capitol, called her an “embarrassment” and “a moron.” 

At sentencing in December, the young woman gets 30 days in jail and a fine of $500. After she serves her sentence, she must complete 60 hours of community service, and remain on supervised release for a year. 

The University of Kentucky also suspended her.

Trump supporter.

 

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“I f****** charged the Capitol today with patriots.”

13. JENNY LOUISE CUDD: Cudd is a former mayoral candidate in Midland, Texas and flower shop owner. She now faces up to 18 months in prison. On Facebook, she posted, “We did break down Nancy Pelosi’s office door and somebody stole her gavel.” 

She claimed later that she used the term “we” to refer to the actions of the group, not her own. 

Her media posts indicate she was being disingenuous. In one video she exclaimed, “We just pushed, pushed and pushed, and yelled go and yelled charge … and we got in.” In another: “F*** yes, I am proud of my actions. I f****** charged the Capitol today with patriots. Hell yes, I am proud of my actions.” 

Asked by a TV reporter on January 8, if she had any regrets, she replied, “I would absolutely do it again.” 

Cudd has described herself as a “conservative diehard patriot.” Like several other rioters, she was outraged by mask-mandates. 

The judge didn’t believe her story that when she used “we,” it was the royal “we.” She was convicted and ordered to pay a $5,000 fine for rioting – or what this blogger paid for two tickets to Super Bowl LVI.

Trump supporter.

 

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14. ELIEL ROSA: A friend of Cudd; told a judge he did not have legal representation; has not had a job since he was granted asylum from Brazil, four-and-a-half years ago. 

According to Texas Monthly: 

Last year, the news website SanAngelolive.com described Rosa as a father and husband with “aspirations to earn his PhD in Public Policy and Constitutional Law,” and reported that he’d been tapped to serve as an immigration adviser to Jamie Berryhill, a Republican who would lose a GOP primary to represent a West Texas congressional district. 

 

(Plead guilty, October 12, 2021. Ordered to perform 100 hours of community service, pay $500 in restitution, and complete one year of probation.)

Trump supporter.

 

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His fiancé dumped him.

Paul Davis: In a series of videos from January 6, the Texas attorney explained why he was in Washington D.C. and what he had been up to. In one, he reports, “I just got teargassed. That was not fun.”  

In another, he claims, “If this was a legitimate election, then let us inspect it. We’re all trying to get into the Capitol to stop this, and this is what’s happening. They’re tear gassing us. This is not acceptable.” 

Before deleting all his social media posts, a few days later, he defended his actions. “I already lost my job because of the Twitter mob,” he said. “I’m not upset. I’m thankful to be suffering for righteousness and freedom.” 

His former employer, Goosehead Insurance, announced his termination: 

While we support our employees’ right to vote and express themselves politically, we do not condone violent or illegal acts. This one former employee’s actions are not reflective of our company culture or values, and we are disappointed with his behavior. Thankfully, we have the cherished rights of assembly and free speech, but those rights do not—and cannot—extend to violence in any form. 

 

UPDATES: When I check again on September 1, 2021, I see no evidence that Mr. Davis has been arrested. He is, however, the type of person that showed up that day and decided to “fight like hell,” as then-President Trump urged. 

Davis later tells a reporter that after it became known he was at the Capitol, and involved in the melee, everything he had “worked hard for 10 years evaporated overnight.” He lost his job – his home – and his fiancé dumped him. For a time, he lost the will to live. To this day, however, he says he doesn’t feel like he did anything wrong. 

He still believes the election was stolen, and in a story from February 2022, worries about being arrested. 

 

Like every other lawsuit filed by fans of Donald. 

I check back again, in May 2023. Davis was never arrested – and probably never will be. (He says he never entered the Capitol; and that may be the case.) He did say later that his participation in the riot, as far as it went, turned out to be “a badge of honor” among conservatives. He found a new line of legal work, “defending patriots,” he said, in cases, for example, where individuals were fired for not wearing masks during the COVID epidemic. 

In February 2022, the ABA Journal had caught up with Davis for an update. At that time, a Journal reporter noted that Davis had filed an election lawsuit, “only weeks after the riot.” Like every other lawsuit filed by fans of Donald, related to the 2020 election, Davis’s suit went exactly nowhere. 

The suit had claimed that voting changes made in response to the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in an illegal election and an “illegitimately elected Congress.”

 

U.S. District Judge Alan Albright of the Western District of Texas tossed the suit in September 2021 after a magistrate judge recommended dismissal for lack of standing and failure to state a claim. Davis did not file any objections to the magistrate’s recommendation.

 

Davis “initially questioned his decision to march on the Capitol,” but by February 2022, he no longer regretted his actions. 

“I just feel like it was really part of God’s plan for my life,” he told the ABA reporter. 

And this might make sense – if we assumed God was an Idiot and He believed in stolen election conspiracy nonsense. 

As of November 16, 2023, we know, 1,108 days since the election, that NO evidence has ever been found that would indicate the election was stolen. 

God wasn’t leading Davis that day. Trump was. And Trump was lying – and still is lying. Mr. Davis was a chump.

Trump supporter, believed in a “stolen election.”

 

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15. ANTOINE BRODNAX: If Davis has not been arrested, Brodnax, from Sandston, Virginia has. Brodnax, who goes by @bugziethedon on Twitter, and raps as Bugzie the Don, could be seen sitting on the base of the statue of Norman Borlaug in the United States Capitol Building's Statuary Hall. 

(Borlaug was a famous agronomist from Iowa, known as the “Father of the Green Revolution,” which helped improve crop yields around the world, and won a Nobel Peace Prize in 1970.) 

Brodnax is African American and can be seen in a photo from the day of the riot sitting atop the hood of a U.S. Capitol Police SWAT truck, with a cigar in one hand, an American flag draped round his neck. Normally, this might have gotten an African American man in shot dead. 

When interviewed later, Brodnax admitted to federal agents that he entered the Capitol. He  said he had been in D.C. to shoot a music video, heard about people marching to Congress, and followed along. He has been charged with a single crime. 

(The photo on the SWAT truck is now the cover of Bugzie’s new album, titled, “The Capital.”)

 

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Brodnax eventually pleads guilty to four charges and prosecutors recommend a sentence of 21 months behind bars. This sentence, they say, is merited due to his previous criminal record, which includes multiple felonies. 

He gets five months in jail.

(POLITICAL AFFILIATION UNKNOWN.)

 

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“Ain’t our Purple Anti-Liberal Bullets pretty.” 

16. MICHAEL SHANE DAUGHTRY: According to the F.B.I., the 58-year-old Georgia man was arrested as a result of his participation in the Jan. 6 riot. The affidavit describes him as operating “Crazy Coon’s Armory” out of his home. On social media he posts ads for the sale of guns and ammunition. According to U.S. Marshals his guns are being held as part of his bond conditions. 

Daughtry’s political inclinations clearly lean far right, as is apparent from his social media posts. On November 2, 2020, an ad for his business read as follows: “Anyone needing an AR15 and some extra ammo before the election, I’ve got a couple left in stock. . . It may be your last chance if the election don’t go right tomorrow! Let me know if you are interested?” 

If you still think he might lean left (because you can’t read and interpret information), federal agents add: 

In a Facebook post on December 26th, 2020, DAUGHTRY posted a picture of a woman alongside an undetermined number of rounds of ammunition which were partially coated in purple. In the background of the picture, a machine used in the re-loading of ammunition can be partially seen. The post reads as follows: “I love a woman in a housecoat reloading ammo. Ain’t our Purple Anti-Liberal Bullets pretty. We finished up the first 500 rounds tonight…500 more to go. My buddy ‘Machine Gun Mikey’ poured these powder-coated bullets for me.”

 

Daughtry pled guilty to a single misdemeanor charge in March 2022. At his sentencing, he said, “I apologize to the court for my indiscretion. But does a person not get to make at least one mistake in their entire life?” 

Since it was not shown that he entered the building – only that he helped push police back from the first barricades, he got off with sixty days of home detention, and three years’ probation. 

Judge Randall Moss might have cut Daughtry some slack, but he made his overall feelings clear, saying, “This was not a protest, it was not an everyday event, in fact it was a singular event in U.S. history in which the peaceful transfer of power was under assault in this country and that is, every time I think about it, chilling to the core.”

Right-wing, ready for violence.

 

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17. KEVIN STRONG: This particular rioter is described as 6' 7'', and a QAnon supporter from California. No doubt he’s bummed that none of the “Q” prophecies came true on Jan. 20, and the Biden inauguration went off as planned. 

Strong works for the Federal Aviation Administration when he’s not on the lookout for cannibalistic pedophile liberals. 

According to KTLA Channel 5 News: 

The investigation began after someone told the agency that Strong “had been showing signs of behavioral changes over the last few months including stockpiling items and telling others to get ready for martial law, rioting, and protesting,” the FBI affidavit said.

 

The FBI was told that Strong had claimed World War III was going to occur on Jan. 6 and that the extremist group QAnon would cover the debt for a new truck he recently had purchased.

 

The FBI also was told that Strong had hung a flag at his home that said “WW1WGA,” which is a QAnon slogan standing for “Where We Go One, We Go All,” according to the affidavit.

 

FBI agents went to Strong’s home east of Los Angeles on Jan. 16 and seized two guns belonging to his uncle. 

 

According to the affidavit in his case, Strong “adheres strongly to QAnon ideology, admitting to having ‘Q Clearance,’ and said he believed that “a new one-party system” called “the Patriot Party” was coming. 

It wasn’t. Strong eventually pleads guilty, gets to spend 30 days on home confinement, perform 60 hours of community service, and pay $500 in restitution. Add on two years’ probation, as a bonus.

Right-wing, QAnon. 

 

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18. NICHOLAS DECARLO: This Texas gentleman, and former Proud Boys member, listened to too much President Trump.  

He wore a t-shirt and a hat to the riot, both emblazoned with the phrase, “MT Media,” short for “Murder the Media.’  

You know: Like Trump has repeatedly said, the media is “the Enemy of the American People.” DeCarlo, 30, appears in several pictures with Nick Ochs (#120 on our list), founder of the Hawaiian branch of the Proud Boys. 

In fact, DeCarlo told investigators he worked for “Murder the Media News,” and was there, Jan. 6, on…who knows…a reporter’s assignment? Ochs and DeCarlo are seen in one picture standing in a spot where DeCarlo had written “Murder the Media” in permanent marker on the Capitol Building woodwork.  

He pleads guilty in September 2022, knowing he could be looking at more than four years behind bars.  

In a plea for leniency, DeCarlo tells the judge, “I’m not a violent person, I don’t even enjoy fighting or defending myself because I don’t like hurting people. It’s no excuse for my actions and my role, but I was very much swept up in the heat of things happening that day that mixed with my desire to bring original content to my followers with a satyirical [sic] approach.”  

The court doesn’t buy his apology and sentences him to four years in prison. He will also spend time on probation, after he is released. In addition, he is fined $2,500 for his little graffiti stunt, and another $2,000 for being a bonehead.  

In fact, following sentencing DeCarlo and Ochs are filmed, shouting, “Four more years, four more years, four more years!”  

(Oh, yeah, the two dopes also threw smoke grenades at police, although DeCarlo forgot to pull the pin on his.)

Trump supporter.

 

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Arrested – at best – for being a sap. 

19. PATRICK ALONZO STEDMAN: The 32-year-old New Jersey man described himself in his Twitter profile as a “Dating + Relationship Strategist. I read people like books and help them change their story.” 

On Twitter, he had 24,000 followers. 

You could quickly deduce where Stedman stood, politically, when you realized he posted about the “COVID/CABAL” on his account. 

On December 30, 2020, he was already fired up and ready to go. He called on followers to get in touch, because he was forming a “team” to go to Washington D.C. on January 6. He explained: 

“Highly, HIGHLY recommend all Patriots come to DC on the 6th. This will be a turning point in our nation.

 

Will eventually be a national holiday akin to the 4th of July. You want to tell your grandchildren you were there.” 

Trump was never really a patriot.

 

As Ryan J. Reilly has written, many rioters, including Stedman, “went mini-viral in their own social circles and ended up getting turned in by people they knew.” With thousands of followers, it wasn’t long before someone tipped off the feds, and they tracked him down and threw the book at him. In a video posted to his Twitter account on the day of the riot, Stedman boasted, “I was pretty much in the first wave, and we broke down the doors and climbed up the back part of the Capitol building and got all the way into the chambers.” 

In one of his first images posted from the day of the riot, Stedman said he saw the Yeti! “Backwards hat (Antifa) right where they were breaking into the main area of Congress.” The picture he included didn’t really prove anything about who the person in the backwards hat was; in fact…hell…I might be old, but I can’t tell which person he’s even talking about. Nor is there any explanation of how Stedman knew the individual was Antifa. 

According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, other videos posted by Stedman showed him sitting in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office. 

Stedman, who claimed to be an expert in “female psychology” was apparently terrible when it came to predictions. “Patriots took the hard drives from the Capitol,” he tweeted happily at one point. Then he reported that President Trump had sent in the D.C. National Guard to assist the rioters. “What did we tell you these last few months? The storm is here,” he exclaimed. 

As in “Q,” the storm is here. 

In September 2021, Stedman landed in trouble again after he engaged in a Twitter battle with an individual he believed might have tipped off the feds to his participation in the riot. The judge in his case admonished him not to have any further contact with anyone who might be a witness against him. 

You can even read about his arrest – and his commitment to the Lord – on his blog if you are inclined. He did say his family secured the services of a “top-notch lawyer,” but went on to say his arrest saddened him. 

That night at dinner I cried deep, uncontrollable tears. The impact of what had not only just happened to me, but to the country began to sink in. My arrest warrant had been signed by President Biden the day before about 3 hours after his inauguration. One of his first decisions had been to arrest his political opponents. The grief was not for myself, and not even for my family. But for the United States of America I knew and loved.

 

Now, when I edit my blog, as I do periodically, more than 1,149 days have passed since the 2020 election. And still no proof in court that the voting was rigged. Stedman was arrested – at best – for being a sap. 

Whereas Stedman has been convicted on all five charges, including one felony, after opting for a jury trial. 

On December 27, I edited his entry. By that time, Stedman had been sentenced to four years in the cooler and the judge had docked him $22,000. 

I edited it again, on September 4, 2024. The judge in his case notes that new developments may make it necessary to release Stedman from custody; but the defendant still insists he acted correctly, because the election was stolen.

Trump supporter, believed in QAnon.

(CLAIMED TO SEE ANTIFA.) 

 

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“If the election is being stolen, what is it going to take?”

20. TYLER ETHRIDGE: Texas Monthly provides all the information you need to know on Ethridge, a youth pastor in Florida. He was once called the “greatest six-man football player” in Texas high school history. Ethridge starred as quarterback for Richland Springs High School and set several state records, including most touchdown passes. 

In a video posted to Parler, a man who identifies himself as a pastor speaks from inside the Capitol as rioters in the background chant “Stop the steal.” “Just to let you know, I’m not involved in this,” the man says. “I’m just observing. … I don’t want to say that what we’re doing is right. But if the election is being stolen, what is it going to take?”

 

In the aftermath of the Capitol riot, Ethridge defended his actions on his YouTube channel. In one video he said he had a “radical love for this nation,” adding that he believed that the “prophets” said that Trump should be president for two terms. Meanwhile on Twitter, where his account is now set to private, he wrote that he was “willing to go to jail” for what he believed in and had turned himself into federal authorities. “I don’t have a lawyer. I unlawfully entered the Capitol (even though I was let in). That’s against the law so I turned myself in,” he tweeted.

 

“I’m probably going to lose my job as a pastor after this,” Ethridge said in the video from inside the Capitol. Indeed, the church he worked at in Tampa announced on January 19 that Ethridge was no longer part of its staff.

 

Etheridge was not arrested until July 8, 2022. However, it appears that he had been fired previously, as a number of these rioters were. 

He opted for a bench trial in his case, but on September 8, he got the bad news he deserved. Guilty on all counts. 

(One particularly egregious crime involves “tampering with a victim, witness, or informant.” Not a good look for a youth pastor.)

 

UPDATE (9/25/24): Pastor Tyler gets seven months in prison, where we pray he might lead the lost souls to Jesus – including his cellmate. Also: two years on probation, including 210 days of location monitoring; also 60 hours of community service; also, $2,000 in restitution.

Pass the collection plate!

Trump supporter, believed in a “stolen election.”

 

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21. MELODY STEELE-SMITH: Ms. Steele admits that she was there on Capitol Hill during the riot. She doesn’t admit there was a riot. In one social media post she says, “I was there. I’m trying to figure out how I could be there all day and miss all this violence and destruction I’m seeing on tv. I think photos for the news were staged.” 

She adds, “I hope they come for me my videos will show the peace and the lies on the news.” 

Admittedly, she sounds rather harmless, albeit ill-informed. There doesn’t appear to be much other information about her. 

USA Today does describe Steele-Smith as “a long-time Trump supporter who attended a rally in Greenville North Carolina last July.” She also “posted photos on her Facebook account of the inside of the offices for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her staff during the Capitol riot.” 

She pled guilty in November 2022, and in the summer of 2023 received the bill for her stupidity. Ninety days of home confinement, two years of visiting a probation officer, and $500 in restitution.

Trump supporter.

 

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22. JACOB LEWIS: The report on Kevin Strong (#17 on our list) leads to another story from KTLA. A Victorville, California gym owner has also been charged with participating in the riot. According to this report, Lewis has defied lockdown orders several times during the pandemic. 

According to one tipster, in December Lewis had shown them photos of firearms he possessed and inquired about how to buy ammunition, according to court filings. At the time, Lewis warned the person to “watch what happens to the Capitol January 6,” prosecutors said. 

According to the affidavit, on Jan. 8, F.B.I. agents received a tip that Lewis had flown to Washington, D.C. “to attack the Capitol along with many Trump supporters to stop the certification of the electoral college.” 

When questioned by agents at his home, Lewis admitted he was inside the Capitol Building, said that he had not participated in any violence, and, in fact – as far as facts go – “he believed that some individuals involved in agitating were Antifa members in disguise.” 

(He is convicted in April 2022. His fine is stiff: $3,000, plus $500 in restitution. He avoids jail, but gets two years’ probation, sixty hours of community service.)

Trump supporter, ready for violence.

(CLAIMED TO SEE ANTIFA.)

 

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“We found out Pence f---ed us.”

23. MARISSA A. SUAREZ: The correctional officer from Monmouth County, N.J. resigned from her job after being charged with invading the Capitol Building. 

Suarez took an “emergency holiday” from work to attend the “Save America Rally” in Washington D.C. 

After she and her friend, Patricia Todisco (see next) listened to President Trump and other speakers on Jan. 6, they headed for the Capitol. Both are charged with “violent entry and disorderly conduct” for their part in the riot. In one video clip filmed before rioters broke into the building, Suarez can be heard shouting, “Stop the Steal.” In another video, Suarez comments on the crowd smashing a way ahead: “oh Trish, oh shit, oh shit, Yo, this is what they fucking wanted, this is what they get.” 

A text she sent on Jan. 7 read: “When we found out Pence f---ed us, we all stormed the Capitol building and everyone forced entry and started breaking s---. It was like a scene out of a movie.” 

Next movie scene for Suarez: “Orange is the New Black?” 

(In the end, Suarez avoids jail time, but not a fine of $2,000. In July 2022, She is ordered to pay another $500 in restitution, complete 60 hours of community service, and report to a probation officer for the next three years.)

Trump supporter, believed in a “stolen election.”

 

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24. PATRICIA TODISCO: The affidavit in Todisco’s case notes that she traveled to D.C. with Suarez (above). Several times, while filming videos from the attack, Suarez calls out to her friend, “Trish.” Todisco was carrying an American flag, and wearing a red backpack when she entered the Capitol Building. 

In a series of text message and videos the following day, Suarez essentially identifies her pal as a suspect. For example: 

After I took this video, trish and I went all the way up. We said fuck it and went to the front door

 

Everyone forcing in

 

Shit was crazy inside..everything was broken. People were flipping out.

 

The smoke alarms were going off bc everyone was smoking pot and then people started drinking

 

The metro police blocked off the statues and tried pushing us out but most of them were cool. I had words with a dick cop..

 

Apparently they breached the chamber at one point and stole the flags….A kid stole a coat hanger.. it was funny as shit

 

Then the cops showed up for riot control and that’s when it got fucked. The governor issued a 6pm curfew

 

This is us going in.. (she included a video)

 

This is one of the antifa fucks we found.. lol of course for some reason trish and I were around everytime the crowd found one. I actually saw a kid getting ready to throw a jack daniels bottle with some shit in at the cops and I started flipping out on him and then I informed some of the military guys and they handled him.. (video also posted)

 

Trish took pictures and I took these shit videos bc that’s all I could do lol

 

Once again, we have a Trump supporter insisting they have seen the dread Antifa; but the proof is threadbare. 

In any case, Senator Jeffrey Merkley (of Oregon) posted to his Twitter account later that day, documenting damage done to his office as a result of the breach. Todisco can be seen in one picture taken during the riot, wearing a distinctive red backpack, and leaving Merkley’s office. 

Ms. Todisco pays the price for her participation in the attack on Capitol Hill. That is: $2,500 in fines and restitution, 60 hours of community service, and three long years on probation.

Trump supporter.

(CLAIMED TO SEE ANTIFA.)

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“Donald Trump is a cult leader.” 

25. EDUARD FLOREA: The Queens, N.Y. software engineer was arrested by F.B.I. agents after a raid on his house uncovered more than a thousand rounds of rifle ammunition. His wife, Joni, says he has been “radicalized” by the Proud Boys. 

Mrs. Florea says she voted for President Trump twice. Now she says, “Donald Trump is a cult leader, and his legacy will be the Capitol riots, the Proud Boys, and Parler.” The couple has an 8-year-old daughter and a 4-year-old son. Mom says the agents were kind to her children. 

Her daughter told her later, “It’s okay, Mom. They gave us pizza.” 

At first, Joni Florea supported Trump. She wanted to keep peace with her husband. The longer Trump spent in office, the worse it became. “Life wasn’t enjoyable anymore, because my husband became somebody else,” she said. “Anything I said or did against Donald Trump, it’s like I didn’t have a voice.” 

She told reporters, she was touched by President-Elect Biden’s inaugural speech, and choked up talking about how he reached out to Trump supporters. 

“I am ready to grab that hand of unity,” Florea said, her eyes welling up with tears. “Even after what happened, [Biden] still offered us that unity … Grab onto it guys, we don’t have to defend Donald Trump anymore, because he’s not going to defend you. He just cares about himself, and his legacy is now the storming of the Capitol.”

 

In August 2021, her husband pleads guilty to making threats to kill incoming U.S. Senator Raphael Warnock. 

His prize for listening to President Trump: 33 months in prison.

Trump supporter, ready for violence.

 

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Oldest rioter gets probation.

26. ROBERT SNOW: The Heber Springs, Arkansas man was busted, in part, on the basis of phone records. He spent roughly three-quarters of an hour roaming the halls of the Capitol Building. At one point he was stopped by Capitol Hill police, weapons drawn, who ordered Snow and several others to lie down on the floor. 

Snow then exited the building, but soon returned. That earned the slow learner four federal charges, two of which he later plead guilty to. 

Snow told F.B.I. agents he drove all the way from Arkansas in order to hear President Trump speak on Jan. 6. Let’s hope it was worth it. The 79-year-old Trump fan was eventually sentenced to a year on probation, ordered to perform sixty hours of community service, and pay $500 in restitution.

Trump supporter.

  

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“Feelin cute…might start a revolution later, IDK.”

27. JACOB G. HILES: The Virginia Beach charter boat captain was arrested and charged with “knowingly entering” and remaining in a restricted building “without lawful authority,” and “knowingly, with intent to impede government business or official functions, engaging in disorderly conduct” inside the Capitol. 

Hiles, is seen in both photos and videos from the riot, wearing a “F*** Antifa’ sweatshirt.  

“Feelin cute…might start a revolution later, IDK – in Capitol Hill,” he posted on social media. 

Feelin’ cute costs him in the end. He pleads guilty to one misdemeanor, pays $500 in restitution, and must perform sixty hours of community service, and visit his probation officer for the next two years. 

(During his investigation, Hiles revealed that he had been in communication with a U.S. Capitol Police officer, in the days after the attack. That officer, Michael Angelo Riley,#1037 on our list, was eventually convicted of obstruction of justice, and is likely to see serious time in prison.) 

Trump supporter, right-winger.  

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Take it back from whom?

28. BRADLEY WAYNE WEEKS: In a video he allegedly posted during the attack on Congress, Weeks shouts, at various points, 

We’ve reached the steps. We’ve had to climb scaffolding. We’ve had to climb ladders. We’ve had to break things to get through, but we’ve gotten through.” 

We’ve gotten through, and we are going to take back the Capitol! We’re taking back our country! This is our 1776! This is where it’s gonna happen! This is where Tyranny will fall! This is where America will rise! Look at this, America! Look at this! 

“Take back our country!” It’s a phrase straight out of Donald J. Trump’s mouth and oft repeated by his word-challenged fans. 

What does that simplistic statement mean? Take it back from whom? And how? By violence? So it would seem. (See: #169, Jonathan Daniel Carlton) 

On December 9, 2022, after a bench trial, Mr. Weeks is found guilty on five charges, including one felony. 

It takes another nine months, but on August 18, 2023, the hammer falls. Ten months in prison for Weeks. Twenty-four more months on probation, and $2,670 contributed to the federal government.

Trump supporter.

 

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29-30. ISRAEL TUTROW and JOSHUA WAGNER: The two young Indiana men rode to Washington D.C. together. Both ended up, in the wake of the January 6 riot, charged with: 

o   Knowingly Entering or Remaining in any Restricted Building or Grounds

o   Disorderly Conduct Which Impedes the Conduct of Government Business

o   Disruptive Conduct in the Capitol Buildings

o   Parading, Demonstrating, or Picketing in the Capitol Buildings

 

According to one tipster to the F.B.I., Wagner “vehemently opposes Joseph Biden as President.” 

According to court documents, an image of a man with distinctive tattoos on his face, including a crude cross on the forehead, and wearing a black beanie with white lettering of “TRUMP,” was used to identify Tutrow as a participant in the attack. 

Wanger eventually pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to 30 days in jail, and ordered to pay $500 in restitution. Tutrow also plead guilty. He was sentenced to 36 months’ probation, the first sixty days on home confinement, and also charged $500 in restitution for his riotous ways. 

It could have been worse. Tutrow had a previous criminal record, including several drug charges, and a conviction for giving alcohol to a sixteen-year-old girl. The judge in his case admonished him, saying, “You can vote for whoever you want. But you and your friends do not get to stop the count because you don’t like the results of the election.” 

That sums up the whole riot. 

Even Tutrow’s lawyer admitted her client was “misinformed” on January 6 – but did not mention who misinformed him. He was sentenced to sixty days of home confinement, three years on probation, and ordered to pay $500 in restitution.

Trump supporters (both Wagner and Tutrow).

 

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“Charlatans like our former president.” 

31-32. DUSTIN THOMPSON and ROBERT ANTHONY LYON: the two Ohio men, who met in college, faced a number of charges for their roles in the Capitol Hill riot. 

Among other charges, Thompson stole a coat rack and then fled when police ordered him to stop. 

When Thompson made off, Lyon stopped and allowed police to search him. They found marijuana, two pipes, and an open bottle of bourbon. Lyon at first denied being in the Capitol Building; but pictures confiscated from his phone indicated that the two men had been inside. At one point, Lyon texted his friend, “We need to get out with this trophy.” In another video, Thompson is seen inside a ransacked office. “Woooooo! ‘Merica! Hey! This is our house!” 

(It later turns out that Thompson looted a bottle of bourbon from the office, during the riot.) 

Looted office.

 

Thompson’s attorney tells the Associated Press his client was inspired by lies about election fraud told by Trump and his backers. 

“Trump and people that supported his presidency would stop at absolutely nothing to keep him in power,” his lawyer said. “The lie that was perpetuated endlessly by Trump and also members of the media that were willing to support him had its desired effect — it sowed dissension, it caused people to behave in ways that were just unimaginable.” 

Lyon’s public defender did not comment.

 

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April 2022: A jury convicts Thompson on all six charges he faced, including felony obstruction of Congress. 

Thompson himself had testified in his own defense – but the jury didn’t buy it. As Politico noted: 

“We’re going to lose our country today if we don’t put a stop to these election results,” Thompson said he thought as Trump addressed supporters on the morning of Jan. 6.

 

Thompson, who took the stand in his own defense, admitted he broke multiple laws in service of overturning the 2020 election but said he wanted jurors to acquit him because he believed he was acting on Trump’s orders. He spoke in a hushed, sheepish tone, his lawyer repeatedly asking him to speak up so the jury could hear him. 

 

“I think our democracy is in trouble because, unfortunately,” said U.S. District Court Judge Reggie Walton on hearing the verdict, “we have charlatans like our former president who doesn’t, in my view, really care about democracy but only about power.” He also called poor Thompson, “weak-minded” and “gullible.” 

In other words: Perfect material for a charlatan to mold to his purpose. 

Lyon pleads guilty on March 14, 2022, and gets hit with 40 days’ incarceration, $3,000 in fines and restitution, and must complete one year of supervised release.

 

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On November 18, 2022, a federal judge sentences Mr. Thompson to spend 36 months in prison. Judge Reggie Walton expressed a degree of pity for the defendant, who, he said, had tumbled down a “rabbit hole” of misinformation. “It makes for a very difficult situation because I’m not unsympathetic to people being radicalized to engage in abhorrent behavior. We saw it happen in Nazi Germany,” he said. “A very educated, intelligent population was able to be swayed to engage in the atrocities that took place in Germany based upon [the words of] a demagogue.” 

According to court documents, Thompson spent time with a cult deprogrammer, prior to sentencing. At one point, he told the deprogrammer he had come to realize that Trump’s “ego won’t allow him to admit” that he lost the 2020 election. 

Asked about the idea that Trump might grant him a pardon if elected again, the defendant replied astutely, “I’m not holding my breath... he kind of just uses people, I don’t feel like he cares.” 

Finally, asked about the former president, he said Trump should “probably have to serve some kind of time like everybody else.” 

Trump “sent us,” he believed in a “stolen election” – Thompson.

Trump supporter (Lyon).

  

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“Encouraged despicable behavior.” 

33. ANDREW WILLIAMS: The Florida firefighter has been charged with one count of unlawful entry. In a video of the melee, he appears, and can be heard discounting the idea that rioters might be arrested. “They can’t arrest everyone,” he says. Following a court appearance, his lawyer blamed President Trump because he “encouraged despicable behavior.” 

They might not be able to arrest “everyone.” They did arrest him. Williams has been placed on administrative leave from his job. 

Williams has plead guilty. (Sentence: 60 hours of community service, two years on probation, $500 in restitution.)

Trump “sent us.”

 

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“Ms. Williams took the president’s bait.” 

34. RILEY JUNE WILLIAMS: A judge ordered Riley June to serve home detention at her father’s house until trial, after she participated in the attack on January 6. She faced a battery of charges, including two felonies, after helping ransack House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office. 

At first, it seemed her political affiliation might be unknown – although I did find a post that hinted she was a liberal type from Vermont. 

I checked to be sure. Nope. The rioter, Ms. Williams is from Pennsylvania. So, just the same last name.

 

I don’t like to use YouTube videos, but one that seemed legit, from ITV News, a British channel, showed a reporter talking to Williams’ mother. She said her daughter started going to right-wing rallies. 

I kept looking. Then I found a detailed analysis of Williams’ social media accounts – at least what can be learned before she deleted them all. She’s both a Trump fan and a white supremacist, neo-Nazi type. 

If you’d like to read some barf-worthy material, go to the story on Williams and the folks she hangs with. 

I also stumbled upon this bit of information: At a hearing on Jan. 21, 2021, Williams’ lawyer blamed the president for her client’s actions. It was “regrettable that Ms. Williams took the president’s bait and went inside the Capitol,” the lawyer told the judge. 

As Reuters explained, most legal experts questioned whether any client would be able to avoid conviction based on a “Trump made me do it” defense. Still, admitted one, “These were people acting in a way they have never acted before, and it begs the question, ‘Who lit the fuse?’”

 

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In August 2022, while still awaiting trial, Williams caught a break when a judge granted her request for an eight-hour respite from house arrest. Riley got to go to the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire. 

It’s probably the last Faire she’ll be attending anytime soon. On November 22, a federal judge ordered the young woman to be taken into custody immediately after a jury found her guilty of six federal offenses, including two felonies. 

Her lawyer had argued for leniency, saying that Riley had been swayed by the influences of President Trump, Congressman Scott Perry, who represents her district, and Nick Fuentes, the neo-Nazi.

 

Kind of the Three Stooges of Election Denial and Hate. 

The defense also played a recent Trump video in which the former president called January 6 prosecutions a “giant lie & radical left con job.” 

“He’s still putting out that message. It’s wrong.” Said her lawyer. And these “influential men” deserved blame. 

That’s true, of course; but it won’t do Riley June much good; because on March 23, 2023, she was sentenced to spend three years in a federal prison. 

Williams fell for his bullshit.

Trump “sent us,” right-wing.

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35-36. CHANCE ANTHONY UPTMORE and JAMES HERMAN “SONNY” UPTMORE: The two men, Chance, the son, James, the father, have been arrested for their participation in the Capitol Hill riot. 

According to Chance Uptmore, the visit to D.C. to listen to President Trump speak (rant) about the election (that was stolen) was part of a five-day birthday trip. When the attack on Congress began, he says his father followed him into the Capitol, but only after advising him not to enter. 

The affidavit includes a response by the son to a Facebook post by another person. He commented: 

And that is exactly how the media wants you to feel. If you saw it first hand you would have a different perspective. The violence was minimal. When people tried to break windows they were confronted by 10+ trump supporters. When a painting was grabbed off the wall we helped the cops recover it. The cops were saying Stuff like “we stand with you” “thanks for being here” “you made your point now leave calmly”. I have it all on tape. Sure there was pushing and shoving and there were some antifa agitators but there will always be agitators infiltrating both sides. The overwhelming majority of people were not being destructive they were just making their voice heard. After years of media manipulation you fall for this one so easily. Tsk tsk

 

In any case, let’s hope the trip was a bonding experience for both men. Chance plead guilty in March 2022, dad in June 2022. 

 

FUN FACT: Chance later gets nailed on drug and weapons charges. He tells the judge he’s a “weedaholic” and spends $1,000 per month to make sure he has the materials at hand to roll joints. 

This amusing exchange takes place during the raid: 

FBI: “Just to ask a dumb, clarifying question, you know weed’s illegal, right?” 

Jan. 6 suspect: “Yeah in some states.”

FBI: “In Texas, the State you live in.”

 

Uptmore later admits to the agents, “I don’t think there’s been a day I haven’t got high all day in at least like, six months, maybe even a year.” 

He also had a five-shot .38 Taurus Special revolver, located in the drawer of his nightstand, and a shitload of other drug paraphernalia. According to one Texas newspaper, at the time of his arrest, young Mr. Uptmore had 16 pounds of marijuana in his possession. 

His lawyers in the January 6 case note, however, tell the judge that Uptmore has turned his life around since the riot, added that he had a child on the way, and convinced the court to give the young Mr. Uptmore a break. 

Namely: three months on house arrest, five years on probation, and the threat of ten years in prison if he broke the law again. 

Dad gets off a little lighter: 21 days of home confinement, three years on probation, $500 in restitution. 

Trump supporters, both father and son.

(CLAIMED TO SEE ANTIFA.) 

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“An avid supporter of former President Trump.” 

37. BRIAN GUNDERSEN: Brian was arrested after people identified him in videos and pictures of the riot. The tipoff was his varsity jacket, and number “70” from the Byram Hills “Bobcats.” 

According to the New York Post, “A person with a close relationship to Gundersen described him to the FBI as “an avid supporter of former President Trump and a follower of commentator Nick Fuentes, a far-right commentator,” the court doc states. 

The criminal complaint also includes “selfies” of Gundersen with several conservative female media personalities. 

At first, he told federal investigators he wasn’t in the Capitol. Then he said he got “pushed” in by the crowd. Then a search of his phone turned up a text that said he and others “might be able to bum rush the white house and take it over.”

(Apparently, he got his D.C. landmarks mixed up.)

The Post also reports: 

The day after the riot, Gundersen allegedly [crossed out by the blogger after his conviction] shared a photo of congress members taking cover during the attack and wrote “Look at these scared little bitches” in a message.

 

“We all stormed the us capital [sic] and tried to take over the government,” he wrote on Jan. 8, according to the complaint.

 

(In Sedition Hunters, by Ryan J. Reilly, after the words, “tried to take over the government,” he includes Gundersen’s lament, “We failed but fuck it.”) 

On November 10,2022, Gundersen was found guilty on felony charges. On July 25, 2023, he learned he’ll be spending the next eighteen months in a federal lockup, and won’t have a chance to vote for Trump in 2024.  

 

FUN FACT: In a court filing regarding the possibility of a reduced sentence, Mr. Gundersen’s lawyer asked the judge to consider the fact that the defendant is a “childlike man with stunted emotional growth.” 

Kind of like Trump. 

His lawyer went on to claim, “vulnerable individuals like Mr. Gundersen had been fed lies by other the [sic] President of the United States (and other powerful people) arguing that democracy was at stake, that their vote had been stolen, and that it was up to them to stand up for the ‘true President.’” 

Trump supporter, he believed the election was stolen.

 

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“Robbed of what should have been a victory.” 

38. CHRISTOPHER RAPHAEL SPENCER: He was arrested in North Carolina on Jan. 19, 2021, but he would battle against charges for more than three years. 

In a statement of facts, supporting his original indictment and arrest, law enforcement officials alleged, in part, that: 

As he walks through Statuary Hall, SPENCER says, “Who would’ve knew the first time I ever come [to the Capitol] would be to storm.” He then moves towards the entry doors to the House of Representatives where a crowd is gathered chanting, “Stop the steal. Stop the steal.” Later you can also hear screams of, “Open the door!” The video [which the defendant is shooting] ends with chants of, “Break it down! Break it down! Break it down!” At approximately 4:15 into the video, it appears that SPENCER yells “kick that motherfucker open!” as others are shouting “push” and attempting to push through the closed door. Another video  shows SPENCER gathered with others, including his companions [likely his wife and son], in a hallway. Law enforcement officers are present as well. Male voices can be heard yelling at the officers guarding a door nearby, “When’s the last time this happened in America?” “You still believe Joe Biden won?” “Hey when’s the last time you dealt with this in the Capitol? Never!” Individuals can be heard yelling vulgarities at police officers and taunting the officers. SPENCER then turns the camera and said “What up Alec? We done stormed the Capitol building, bro. They done teared us.”

 

The crowd yells at police officers who are fighting their way through a doorway to get down the hall. Men are heard calling them “fucking traitor,” “pig,” and “fascist.” People began sliding furniture down the hallway towards the officers. SPENCER yells, “Smile motherfucker! Smile bitch! Fucking traitor!”

 

For his stellar work in an effort to stop the imaginary steal, he was charged with five counts, including one felony for civil disorder. 

According to the Winston-Salem Journal, Spencer, age 40, had at least one defender, his father. He said his son was in the crowd gathered on the steps of the Capitol Building, but got pushed inside: “This has been blown out of proportion,” Winton Spencer said. “When you are in a crowd and they start moving forward, you better go with the crowd or get trampled.” 

Federal investigators would obviously disagree. 

Yes, dad admitted, his son probably “did run his mouth.” But he said he believed his son was being unfairly portrayed in the media. 

“He is not a terrorist,” Spencer said. “He is not a skinhead. Not a racist. He wasn’t raised to be like that. He was probably in there 15 or 20 minutes. When he saw things starting to go down” he got out of the building, the father said.

 

Spencer said his son has never been a member of any organization that believes in white supremacy and in fact had never previously participated in any sort of protest before going to Washington.

 

Chris Spencer decided to go because of his support for Trump, which his father shares. Family members, like many Trump supporters, believe that Trump was robbed of what should have been a victory by forces opposed to Trump.

 

Winton Spencer said he also believes in the debunked conspiracy theory that elites, including many Democrats, are involved in a secret pedophilia ring. Spencer said the FBI is corrupt and that the media refuse to tell the truth about Trump and his supporters. 

So, more QAnon! Still no Antifa!! 

Christopher’s wife, Virginia Marie “Jenny” Spencer (#607 on our list) has already been sentenced to 90 days in jail. The judge in her case faulted her and her husband for bringing their 14-year-old son to the riot. 

As for Christopher, it took 37 months, but in a bench trial, he was finally convicted in February 2024, on all charges. So, you can assume that he’s soon headed for jail. 

Oh, no, wait! A felon may pardon another felon. Barring that, Spencer faces nine months in jail, and a year on probation.

Trump supporter, QAnon, believed the election was stolen.

 

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“A little carried away.” 

39. BARTON WADE SHIVELY: According to prosecutors, Shively “laid hands on police officers on three occasions” during the attack on Capitol Hill. The danger was not only that he might injure officers, but that he might also encourage harm of others by “potentially inciting violence from those other individuals that were around him.” 

At his preliminary hearing, Shively’s lawyer pointed out that his client hadn’t been in trouble “in a long time.” He also has three dogs. Shively’s boss at a window cleaning company also appeared at proceedings to offer support. “Mr. Shively is someone who obviously got a little carried away,” his attorney added. 

Such as striking officers on three occasions! Shively admitted to grabbing one officer, punching a second in the riot helmet, and trying to kick a can of mace out of the hand of a third. 

Charges against him included “aiding and abetting, civil disorder, violent entry, and engaging in physical violence.”  

Shively also served with the Marines from 1985 to 1992, and received an honorable discharge. 

He plead guilty to a single felony charge, in September 2022, and was facing significant time behind bars. He was still awaiting sentencing when probation officers visited his home in January 2023, and found a shotgun, ammunition, and a sword, with the shotgun sheathed in a “Three Percenters” sleeve. 

His chances of spending a long time in jail were only enhanced. Eventually, the bill came due: 18 months in prison, 36 months on probation, and $2,000 in restitution.

Ready for violence.

 

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“Armor of God.” 

40. MICHAEL SPARKS: At least one person who knows Sparks described him as “a good guy who got caught up in a bad moment.” 

As for his motivation in joining the fight on January 6, Sparks had explained in a social media post: “The votes were stolen. … As for me I believe in the constitution so I’ll die fir [sic] it. Trump is my president.” 

In fact, on the day of the riot, Sparks was the first man through the broken window, into the Capitol. 

In another video, Sparks is seen among a group of men who have chased a lone Capitol Hill police officer, Eugene Goodman, up several flights of steps. At one point, another rioter jabs at Officer Goodman, a U.S. Army veteran, and an African America, with a Confederate flag on a pole. Goodman can be seen placing his hand over his service revolver. When other police finally form a line and halt their advance, they ask the intruders to leave. Sparks can be heard answering, “We’re standing here for you, as well. This is our America! This is our America.” 

In a video shot several months before the riot, Sparks talks about his phone being in his hand more than his Bible, and how news events made him “angrier, and angrier.” At one point, he compares Black Lives Matter to the Ku Klux Klan. He describes himself as a “Christian,” and said the country “is under attack.” 

In a superseding indictment, he was charged with nine crimes. (He was eventually tried on only six.) 

Originally arrested just thirteen days after the riot, the defendant can be seen in a booking photo. He’s wearing a T-shirt that reads “Armor of God” and cites a Bible verse, Ephesians 6:11: “Put on the full armor of God, so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes.” 

The problem being, of course, that Trump was the false god of election denial. 

 

UPDATE: Not sure why his trial is taking so long; but in newly released court documents we learn that Sparks made clear his goals and purposes on Jan. 5. At one point, he posted on social media, “we want a civil war to be clear.” On January 3, 2021, he had posted, “It’s time to drag them out of Congress. It’s tyranny[.]” Then, more hopefully, he posted, Trump has a “Path to Victory, Starting Jan. 6 [.]” 

We can also see Sparks entering the Capitol through a window and being sprayed with a chemical irritant by police. 

Sparks was expected to attempt to mount a defense, based on the idea that “public authority” had told him to join the attack. Namely: Donald Trump. 

Even a year after the riot, Sparks was still posting hopefully on social media, “I truly believe they are going to expose the fraudulent election.” 

So, let’s check the countdown clock: August 28, 2024: 1,394 days have passed since the last presidential election. State or federal courts which have found that serious voter fraud occurred:

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UPDATE #2: We keep learning more about poor, deluded Mr. Sparks. Prior to the 2020 election, he predicted, “Trump will win by a landslide. It won’t even be close.” Even after it was clear that Trump had lost, Sparks remained confident. “Trump will win when all the dust settles,” he posted on social media. “Calm down everyone, Trump is going to be your president!” 

Sparks was like a right-wing sponge. If Mike Lindell, the MyPillow guy, said there was proof the election was stolen, Sparks believed it. He believed the false claims  pushed by Sidney Powell, and then amplified by Epoch Times, a right-wing news site. In fact, after Trump told supporters they should rendezvous in D.C. on January 6, and it would “be wild,” Sparks was primed. 

Now he was talking about revolution. “How about we the people drag you out by your face,”  he said, in reference to members of Congress he deemed less than loyal to President Trump. 

But as evidence continued to build – that Donald lost – and lost in recounts – and lost in court challenges – Sparks floated a new idea. “Wouldn’t it be something if 70 million came to arms,” Sparks wrote. “We the people are with you 70 million strong. Let us know if we need [to] bear arms,” he wrote, as if addressing Trump himself. So. Sure. Great plan. Pit 70 million Trump supporters – armed – against 81 million Biden supporters – armed. Throw in another 180 million Americans, caught in the crossfire. Mix in the U.S. military in some fashion. 

What could go wrong? 

And Jesus f**king Christ, what kind of American leader would ever fail to condemn this kind of talk out of hand? 

Well, now Mr. Sparks knows. On March 1, 2024, the defendant is found guilty by a jury on all six counts charged. 

On August 27, 2024, he learns his fate: 53 months behind bars, a longer time in prison than Trump served in the White House. At his sentencing, the defendant still says he believes Trump was the rightful winner of the 2020 election. 

He’ll have plenty of time to ponder that question in prison.

Trump supporter, right-winger, he believed the election was stolen.

 

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“My President called me to DC.” 

41. JORGE A. RILEY: You can gather where Riley stands, simply by looking at the headlines for stories on his arrest: Jorge Riley, a former Sacramento Republican leader, GOP activist Jorge Riley, Jorge Riley, former California Republican leader, arrested. 

“Former,” in the sense that he had to resign his posts after bragging about his role in the riot. 

On Jan. 5 the Sacramento, California man, posted on Facebook, “Do you really not get what is going to happen on the 6th? I absolutely am looking forward to that and NO MATTER WHAT THERE IS NOTHING THAT CAN STOP IT!!!!”, according to the complaint against him. 

The morning of Jan. 6 he posted, “I’m here to see what my President called me to DC for.” 

“We breached over there, I think,” Riley says in a video showing scenes of the mayhem. “We broke windows. We went into the door... We pushed our way into Nancy Pelosi’s office. We just kept going further and further... And then we were sitting in there, yelling, ‘F*** Nancy Pelosi.’” 

Vanity Fair catches up with Riley at a “Justice for Ashli Babbitt Rally,” where pro-Trump members of a group called Saviors of Liberty clash (for real) with Antifa counter-protesters. 

He invaded the Capitol with three white feathers braided into his hair, three streaks of black paint running down each cheek. In a video, he boasts: “I may or may not have rubbed my butt on Nasty Pelosi’s desk.” Before January 6, Riley held positions in the local Republican establishment. Two days after the insurrection, he posted his address on Facebook: “Come take my life. I’m right here. You will all die.” The FBI, he thinks, didn’t get it. The “joke,” the threat, was for antifa. “I got six charges,” he crows. He says he likes cops, except the cop who shot Babbitt.

 

“No cops were hurt,” on January 6, he tells the reporter, Jeff Sharlett. 

Sharlet highlights others at the rally: Jamie Allman, taken off the air by his ABC affiliate in St. Louis after tweeting that he’d like to “ram a hot poker up the ass” of a Parkland shooting survivor. Allman tells the crowd that January 6 was “one of the most beautiful days I’ve seen in America.” 

Riley talks about his own “suffering,” as a result of the role he played, not like Babbitt’s, of course. He says he feels like the survivor from the “300,” the Greek heroes who stood strong in the pass at Thermopylae. At one point the pro-Trumpers cheer the name of Kyle Rittenhouse. A speaker warns, “We live in bad times, in the eternal battle between freedom and tyranny.” God sent an “angel like Ashli Babbitt” to remind everyone that freedom “comes at a cost.” 

That price is “blood.” 

In March 2023, Riley pleads guilty to a single felony count. For some reason, he decides to inform the judge that he wore “his best Trump tie” to court on the day he pleads out. 

Any plea for leniency in his case is likely to fall on deaf ears since he came to Washington ready to spill some liberal guts. According to prosecutors, prior to traveling to D.C., the defendant “purchased a 6-inch Ninja Tactical Combat Hunting Kunai Throwing Knife Set” and later posted on Facebook, “I just bought new kanai throwing knives and am going to do what my president asks[.]” 

In a memorandum, recommending a prison term of 21 months, authorities explain: 

In his own words, the defendant, Jorge Aaron Riley, did not plan to come from California to Washington, D.C. on January 6, 2021, to “watch people talk.” He was going “for the war.” He purchased throwing knives, left a will for someone, and was prepared to “do what my president asks.” And, on the sixth, he wore what he referred to as “war paint” and stormed the Capitol building, where he remained for an hour – all to, again in his own words, “stop the steal” and take “our country back.” He did all of this while on pretrial release in another criminal case regarding his alleged child abuse.

 

The wheels of justice grind on, slowly, but surely. In September 2023, Mr. Riley earns eighteen months in prison. He’ll be looking out from behind the bars when the next presidential election is held. 

He won’t be wearing his “best Trump tie” anytime soon, either. And he’s out another $2,000 in restitution.

Trump “sent us,” right-winger,

believed the election was stolen, violent.

 

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None were heard to shout, “Hang Matt Gaetz!” 

42. ANDREW C. ERICSON: The affidavit for his arrest reads: “A male by the name of ANDREW ERICSON was in the United States Capitol building on January 6, 2021.” It was believed that “ERICSON resided in Muskogee, Oklahoma.” 

That affidavit further reads: 

Witness 1 also saw ERICSON enter what witness one thinks is Nancy Pelosi’s office and take what appeared to be a beer out of a refrigerator in an office….Witness 1 stated IT did not see any violent acts committed by Andrew Erickson but noted that IT (Witness 1) did hear Erickson screaming and yelling during the live stream.

 

The tipster further explained that he or she had known the suspect since high school. The witness also told an agent he or she was “1,000% certain of the identity” of the suspect. 

Ericson was soon arrested and made a first court appearance. He was released on bail, but had to surrender his passport and any guns he owned. 

No information seems to be available, regarding his political affiliation. His desire to visit the office of Speaker Pelosi, however, is a good “tell,” as they say in poker. There, he helped himself to a beer from inside a small refrigerator. 

This blogger has not found any evidence that rioters stormed the office of House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy. 

None were heard to shout, “Hang Matt Gaetz!” 

We do know one rioter could be heard on video saying he thought Sen. Ted Cruz would approve of he and other rioters being in the Senate chamber. 

In any case, Mr. Ericson soon reached a plea deal with prosecutors. In return for that one beer, he was sentenced to 20 days in jail, on consecutive weekends, ordered to pay $500 in restitution, and spend two years on probation. 

He had also served four days in a county jail, when first arrested. 

At his final sentencing, his lawyer pointed out that he had been cooped up during the pandemic, watched too much right-wing news, and fell for “false claims” about a “stolen election” and an “election system that had been corrupted” peddled by President Donald Trump. 

Trump supporter, he believed the election was stolen. 

 

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“Start a revolution and take all of these traitors down.” 

43. DAMON MICHAEL BECKLEY: In the weeks after the 2020 election, Mr. Beckley was increasingly angry. In December he wrote, in a menacing tone, about going to D.C. on January 6, with violent intent. “It’s not a slap in the face; it’s a DARE for hardened patriots,” he wrote, “to Charlie Hebdo these traitors and end their audacious tyranny. Coups demand revolutions. Congress should be pulled into the DC streets Khaddafi style!” (See: Sedition Hunters, p. 185) 

During the January riot Beckley took time to give an interview, explaining why he and others were there. “We aren’t putting up with this tyrannical rule. If we’ve got to come back here and start a revolution and take all of these traitors down, which is what should be done, then we will.” 

At one point, he could be seen in a video, trying to calm down a crowd of about a hundred, before they entered Statuary Hall. “We can go into this room if we all calm down. And if we commit to no violence, OK?” he said through a bullhorn. 

Beckley later told WDRB News he deleted his Facebook account and removed the SIM card from his phone out of fear the F.B.I. could soon arrest and charge him. He was right. He was released on bail after his first court appearance, but was ordered not use the internet to post about the rally or “matters related to the U.S. government.” He was also prohibited from attending any rallies, protests, or demonstrations. 

He quickly entered a plea of “no contest,” admitted to his “poor behavior choices,” and asked the court for leniency. 

(In March 2023, he thinks better of it and asks the judge in his case to grant a new trial. In a new legal filing, with a new lawyer, we assume: “Beckley argues he was suffering possible memory loss, TMJ episode, experiencing impact of benadryl & ibuprofen when he agreed to stipulated trial. Calls his [first] lawyer a Democrat[.]”) 

Beckley also protested at the Georgia capital, after Trump lost that state, because Beckley loved Donald. 

At one point, during the riot, Beckley says he was “knocked down violently from behind by what I think was an Antifa operator.” So we have yet another false sighting to report. 

In the end, the poor sap gets sentenced to 18 months behind bars, and he’s ordered to pay $2,200. 

Still no Antifa people arrested for rioting on January 6. 

And, as of February 9, 2024, still no proof in any court that Donald J. Trump did anything in the last election but lose, fair and square.

Trump supporter, right-winger, ready for violence.

(CLAIMED TO SEE ANTIFA.)

  

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44. CRAIG MICHAEL BINGERT: Authorities accused Bingert of working with other rioters to break police lines. In scenes from January 6, he is seen carrying an American flag, and wearing a stocking cap with the word “America” in white. 

(Merchandise sales had to be good for this rally.) 

In one video, he turns around to look at the crowd behind him. The chant, “F--- the police!” can be heard. 

TNonline.com notes, “According to social media posts, Bingert is a graduate of the criminal justice program at Lehigh Carbon Community College and attended the State Police Academy.” 

In the indictment against him, Bingert was charged with two counts of violence and eight counts altogether. Also charged with him: Isaac Steve Sturgeon (#258 on our list), and Taylor James Johnatakis (#486). 

They, too, faced eight counts each, including two for engaging in acts of violence on that day. 

A check for additional information, conducted by this hard-working, possibly obsessive blogger, in November 2021, reveals that Bingert contacted a lawyer and contacted the F.B.I. as soon as he saw his picture in the news. 

His lawyer explains: 

“If you are considering whether or not people are obeying the rule of law, the fact that he got a lawyer and contacted the authorities when he saw his picture is certainly indicative that he respects the rule of law,” [Richard J. Fuschino Jr.] said. “One of the most important laws we have is the presumption of innocence, and the fact that a person has to be proven guilty at trial. And we’re a long way off from that.”

 

 On May 25, Mr. Bingert is convicted in a bench trial on all charges. He now faces a lengthy period in prison. 

On September 27, 2023, he learns just how long that sentence will be: 96 months in prison, equal in length to the one term Trump served in office, and the one he didn’t win, but tried to steal – with the help of dopes like poor Mr. Bingert.

Trump supporter, violent.

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“Watching far too much Fox News.” 

45. THOMAS GALLAGHER: CBS News in Boston describes Gallagher’s arrest and the reasons for it: 

According to the criminal complaint, Capitol Police say 61-year-old Thomas Gallagher was among those in a crowd, “…making loud noises, and kicking chairs, throwing an unknown liquid substance at officers, and spraying an unknown substance…” Police say he was at the front of the group, and “…willfully refused the order to leave.”

 

FBI agents tracked Gallagher down in the tiny picturesque town of Bridgewater, New Hampshire, and arrested him at his home. The word spread through the peaceful Newfound Lake region, about its link to the violent chaos hundreds of miles away.

 

“They’re good neighbors,” said Chris Dyer. “Definitely surprised to hear the news.”

 

“I think it’s disgraceful that somebody believes Trump and consequently believes that gives them empowerment to invade the capitol,” said another Bridgewater resident, Richard Lobban. “It’s disgraceful.”

 

A friend later explained Gallagher’s conduct this way: 

John Azzo…told authorities that Gallagher had traveled from New Hampshire to the Capitol to attend former President Donald Trump’s “Stop the Steal” rally after he had been “watching far too much Fox News” and “didn’t have anything else going on,” Courthouse News reported.

 

Gallagher pleads guilty in October, and receives two years’ probation.

Trump supporter.

 

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Guy Berry: In bonus nuts, this 22-year-old Virginia man was arrested on Sunday, Jan. 17, just days before the Biden inauguration. When D.C. police stopped him at a checkpoint, he was carrying a Glock 22 pistol in a holster, a high-capacity magazine, and 37 rounds of ammunition. 

His aunt told the Washington Post, “He’s one of those open-carry people,” and added, “I keep telling him Black men can’t walk around with guns on his hip, but he doesn’t believe me.” His aunt says he often shares his pro-Trump views with her, and also on his Facebook page. 

Still, the police didn’t shoot the African American guy in the back, or kneel on his neck until he was dead. 

So? Progress?

Trump supporter. 

(Not counted; not part of the Jan. 6 rioter crew.)

 

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Wesley Beeler: The self-described “country boy” claimed he got lost in Washington D.C. on Jan. 15 (if you’ve ever tried to negotiate the weirdly configured streets of the nation’s capital, you can believe that much). 

He was, however, carrying a Glock pistol, without a permit and had 500 rounds of ammunition in the back of his truck. 

For some reason he allegedly presented a fake “inaugural credential” which definitely raised the suspicions of Capitol Hill police.

Right-winger (likely). 

(Not counted; not part of the riot.)

 

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46. Chad Barrett Jones: Jones was charged with assaulting an officer and could be seen in one video, striking a window at least ten times, in an effort to break into the Speaker’s Lobby. 

A DOJ release gives more detail: 

The affidavit in support of criminal complaint alleges that video footage from inside the events at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021, shows Jones in a red hooded jacket and gray skullcap among an aggressive crowd trying to breach a barricaded door to the Speaker’s Lobby, a hallway that connects to the House of Representatives chambers.  Members of the crowd were shouting and gesticulating at the Capitol Police officers guarding the door. Seconds after the officers began moving toward the adjacent wall as other officers in tactical gear arrived, Jones forcefully struck the door’s glass panels at least 10 times with a long, wood flagpole, the affidavit alleges. The affidavit also alleges that chants of “Break it down!” could be heard, and that a U.S. Capitol Police officer inside the Speakers’ Lobby, facing the door with a gun raised, can be seen at the side of the video in the close vicinity of the doorway. 

 

It’s probably no surprise to learn that the flagpole Jones was wielding was wrapped in a rolled up “Trump” flag. 

Jones, who was only feet away when Ashli Babbitt was shot and killed, went to trial eventually – and got hammered. 

He was convicted on nine counts, including two felonies, on July 26, 2023. 

Violent.

 

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47. NICOLAS MONCADA: age 20, was taken into custody after he livestreamed participation in the assault on the Capitol. A neighbor, commenting on his arrest, after authorities showed up at his home, described him as “a wonderful kid.” Moncada was photographed outside Speaker Pelosi’s office. 

“For those still thinking of employing violence to interfere with our Nation’s laws and institutions,” a Department of Justice news release warned, “our message is simple – don’t do it.” 

He was arrested after former college classmates tipped off authorities, but released on $250,000 bail on January 20, 2021. 

“Mr. Moncada denies any participation in the effort to overthrow the Government,” his lawyer said, “and he looks forward to defending his good name.”

 

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On second thought, in February 2023, Moncada decided to plead guilty, and told the judge he “took responsibility” for entering the Capitol. 

“We are hopeful that he will receive a non-jail sentence based on his lack of criminal record and he did not conduct or condone any violent behavior while in the Capitol. He simply admitted to entering the building and posting it on Instagram. Mr. Moncada is happy to put this behind him and move on with his life,” the defense lawyer said.

 

In November, Moncada’s long and winding trip through the U.S. judicial system came to an end. He will spend the next three years on probation and must pay a $500 fine for being a dumb ass. 

(See: Daniel Christmann, #425 on our list; he, Edward Jacob Lang, #131, and Moncada were apparently connected in their roles in the riot.) 

 

UPDATE (8/9/26): As a former history teacher, I tried hard to get the facts on the rioters right. I could not originally be sure that Moncada was a Trump supporter, so I listed him as a “LIKELY TRUMP SUPPORTER.” 

I decided to follow up on cases, during Trump’s second term in office, and stumbled upon a TV report, regarding the young rioter: 

College student Nicholas Moncada, 20, like so many other thousands of other passionate Trump supporters, described his Jan. 6 trip to the nation’s capital on social media: before, during and after.

 

Over the last week Moncada posted on Twitter and Gab,” “So I stormed the f***ing capitol, been quiet the last few days since gab was not particularly working. That’s all for now.”

 

On Twitter, he wrote, “Capitol Hill Raid had a certain subject: Voter Fraud, Protecting Republic, Trump, etc.”

 

What Moncada and his distraught mother did not count on, however, was the trip being treated — by the FBI, at least — as trespassing.

 

So, we now list him as: 

Trump supporter, he believed the election was stolen.

 

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“Once we found out Pence turned on us.”

48. JOSHUA MATTHEW BLACK: Black can be seen in pictures and videos from the riot, wearing a Trump/Pence 2020 hat. He also claimed “the spirit of God” moved him to join in the attack. 

You could call it ironic, since court records note that this is what he said in one of those videos: “Once we found out Pence turned on us and that they had stolen the election, like officially, the crowd went crazy. I mean, it became a mob. We crossed the gate.” 

According to a report in Alabama Political Reporter, Black admitted that he had been shot by an officer with some kind of projectile, which went through his left cheek. Black was not there for violence, however. 

Black said on the video that he attempted to help an officer who was alone and had been knocked down and was being beaten by other rioters when he was shot. 

 

“He was on the ground and there was boots coming down,” Black said, referring to the officer being beaten.  

 

Black stopped discussing what happened for a moment to say he’d recently seen a video of Trump denouncing the rioters. 

 

“I just saw a video from Trump, that said we were heinous or something like that. I guess the hopes of getting a pardon are out the window,” Black said. 

 

According to the affidavit filed against him, Black was also seen explaining his thinking in a video from Jan. 6: 

The Individual [Black] later said, “We just wanted to get inside the building. I wanted to get inside the building so I could plead the blood of Jesus over it. That was my goal.”

 

…This individual also said that, once inside the Capitol, he “found a little spot, and there was a glass door, and it said ‘US Senate’ on it. I said I need to get in there. I just felt like the spirit of God wanted me to go in the Senate room, you know. So I was about to break the glass and I thought, no, this is our house, we don’t act like that. I was tempted to, I’m not gonna lie. Cause I’m pretty upset. You know? They stole my country.” Later, describing what he did once inside the Senate chamber, the Individual stated, “I had accomplished my goal. I pled the blood of Jesus on the Senate floor. You know. I praised the name of Jesus on the Senate floor. That was my goal. I think that was God’s goal.”

 

Black did admit that after he left D.C., he shaved his beard in hopes of disguising himself a little. “I’ve actually been wearing a mask, and not for COVID but for not going to jail,” he added.  

As for his claim to have been opposed to violence, authorities quote from another of Black’s own videos in their detention memo, as he planned for his role in the attack: 

We can’t kill nobody I mean that ain’t gonna look right it’s all about PR, you know? I mean, it may come to that. I hope it don’t but it’s a Democrat house, a crooked Democrat house, crooked Republicans too, in a crooked Democrat senate, crooked Republicans, too, and now there’s a straight up crooked lying cheating you know president and I ain’t even gonna say nothing about Kamala Harris.

 

In January 2023, Mr. Black is acquitted on one felony charge – though not for the kind of reasons most of us would hope to gain acquittal. Judge Amy Berman Jackson rules that, given “a unique stew in his mind,” she cannot determine if Black knew what he was doing when he was charged with obstructing an official proceeding. 

A finding of guilt in that matter would require proof of “corrupt” intent – and the judge isn’t sure Black knew what he was doing. That could be the epitaph for half these rioters – not to mention President Trump himself. 

Black was carrying a knife the day of the riot, however, and he is found guilty on other charges, including one felony, for carrying a “deadly weapon.” He believed he had “the Lord’s imprimatur” for his actions that day. 

His final bill for believing in Trump: 22 months in prison, 24 months on probation and a $2,000 fine.

Trump supporter, believed in a “stolen election,” violence.

 

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“We can’t loose (sic) our America.” 

49. JOSHUA R. LOLLAR: According to a Houston TV channel, Lollar was arrested quickly in the wake of the riot, but released from jail on a $50,000 unsecured bond on January 19. 

The terms of his release included the following conditions: 

Home detention – with GPS tracking – also with provisions to see attorney, court visits, doctor’s office, pick up children on weekends. 

Travel restricted to Harris County and counties that touch Harris County. 

Can leave for travel to Washington, D.C. for court appearances, but his probation officer must know. 

He will have no access to firearms, gas masks, body armor. 

All such items are to be kept in possession of his father, Grover Lollar, who appeared on his son’s behalf.

 

The younger Lollar explained [in a Zoom call] that he lived at home with his father. He had served in the military, sustained injuries in combat, and had been on disability since 2009. He also told the judge he was being treated for PTSD. Federal prosecutors admitted Lollar had a history of psychological issues. 

Would it be feasible, the judge asked, that the young man be kept away from any guns, since he lived with his father? 

“Yes, ma’am,” Grover Lollar replied. He would keep them in a place his son could never know about. 

As for Joshua Lollar’s participation in the attack on Capitol Hill, you could argue that the poor man had been incited to act by the rhetoric of President Trump. Or perhaps he had listened to the nightly preachments of Lou Dobbs, Laura Ingraham, Tucker Carlson and Rush Limbaugh, “patriots” all. 

In a video he posted from the scene of the riot on January 6, young Lollar, who had bled for his country, explained: “Just got gassed and fought with cops that I never thought would happen ... I don’t know what we can do, but I’m trying my best to get it done peaceful. We can’t loose (sic) our America.” 

Trump? He never bled for this country. Dobbs? No. Ingraham? No. Carlson? You kidding? No. 

Limbaugh? 

F**k no. 

The defendant eventually agreed to plead guilty to one felony, with all other charges against him to be dropped. At sentencing the judge admitted that given the trauma he had suffered in Iraq, he “was a particularly vulnerable individual … susceptible to calls to act” issued by then-President Trump. 

On the other hand, he should have known better. “You are a decorated military veteran … you took an oath to defend the Constitution, not a particular candidate,” the judge correctly noted.

 

It did not help Lollar’s defense to learn that he had carried an AR-15 with him to D.C. in the days leading up to the riot. Ultimately, he left it behind in his car at a hotel where he had been staying. He did show up on Capitol Hill, however, wearing a bulletproof vest, protective gloves, and a gas mask.

 

At one point, during the mayhem, he posted excitedly on social media, “We’re on the Capitol steps in the back, other patriots in the front, they shut down the vote.”

 

At best, Lollar and the others were misguided patriots, fooled by the greatest liar ever to have been seated in the Oval Office. 

Trump remains free.

 

Lollar won’t even be voting in the 2024 election. He will serve the next 31 months in prison and has been ordered to pay $2,000 in restitution. 

Trump supporter, violent.

 

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50. JESUS RIVERA (a.k.a J. D. RIVERA): The Pensacola News Journal pretty much nails it in the first paragraph of a January 20 story: 

Jesus Rivera, the Pensacola man arrested Wednesday for his alleged part in the recent riot at the U.S. Capitol building, served in the U.S. Marine Corps and had in the past six months amassed a large social media following as he toured the country holding rallies for then-President Donald Trump.

 

In addition, 

Social media accounts that appear to be owned by Rivera show he had steadily become more vocal about pro-Trump viewpoints since July, when he started a page called Chicano Patriot. He often would be seen wearing a “Latinos for Trump” hat and talking about his military service.

 

As that page gained traction – most recently with a Facebook follower count in excess of 7,000 users and a TikTok following of more than 65,000 – he developed a business with another Pensacola man, Scott Brumfield, in September called We the People 1776. The two would frequently post videos about patriotism and their views on subjects like the Black Lives Matter movement and the Democratic Party, in addition to supporting Trump.

 

Brumfield and Rivera created a “We the People 1776” PayPal link. In their bio, they said they used the site to “fundraise their tour.” They described their organization as a “group of veteran’s [sic] who had to stand up and speak out.” 

Apparently, they felt they had to “stand up” against other Americans who tended to vote for Joe Biden. 

Rivera was found guilty in a bench trial; and his award for supporting then-President Trump was eight months in jail, a $500 penalty, and an additional year on probation.

Trump supporter.

 

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“My magazines will be fully loaded just in case it’s not.” 

51. JORDEN R. MINK: Mink used a baseball bat to break a window at the Capitol Building, allowing others to enter. Mink was charged with “unlawful entry on restricted building or grounds while carrying a weapon (the baseball bat); unlawful injury to property on Capitol grounds; violent entry, disorderly conduct and physical violence on Capitol grounds; destruction of government property; theft of government property; and aiding and abetting.” 

According to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, a person, 

matching Mr. Mink’s description is seen entering the Capitol through the broken window and removing chairs and other property and delivering them to people in the crowd outside. Other people are seen handing out property such as a lamp and drawers through the same window.

 

A post from Nov. 3, on Mr. Mink’s social media page shows him holding a gun with a sticker saying, “I voted.” The caption reads, “The ballot is stronger than the bullet – Abraham Lincoln. Well ... my magazines will be fully loaded just in case it’s not.” 

He pleads guilty to a felony charge, related to the riot, on January 17, 2023. On June 2, his sentence is handed out. 

Fifty-one months in prison. 

Thirty-six more on probation. 

Two thousand dollars in restitution. 

Zero evidence, to that moment, that there was any significant voter fraud during the 2020 election. 

 Violent.

 

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Lapsed into depression and committed suicide. 

52. (R.I.P) MATTHEW PERNA: according to his affidavit, one witness who called the F.B.I. after recognizing Perna in scenes from the riot, told tells authorities she has seen him post on social media in support of President Trump and the conspiracy group QAnon. 

Perna told authorities that he was “pushed into the building by a crowd that had gathered behind him” and “it was not his intention to enter the Capitol.” 

In one of the lamest of all defenses, he claimed he was only inside for five to ten minutes. “In a later interview, he said that at one point he became frustrated, and, using a metal pole, tapped on a window of the Capitol building.” 

Sure, sure, he did. “Tapped” on a window. 

Video evidence shows him repeatedly assaulting officers. At one point he “throws a metal flagpole like a spear, seeming to hit a door.” 

In the immediate aftermath of the attack, Perna was far from chastened. “It’s not over, trust me,” he predicted, hinting perhaps at more violence to come. “The purpose of today was to expose Pence as a traitor.” 

As for the attack itself, like others he blamed antifa. 

Sadly, after pleading guilty to four charges, including a felony, Perna lapsed into depression and committed suicide in February 2022. In his obituary his family said he died of a “broken heart” and that his “community (which he loved), his country, and the justice system killed his spirit and his zest for life.” 

His family noted his love for reading – he was a Christian who read the Bible daily – for dogs, but also for a sickly kitten he adopted, as well as his acceptance in life of all kinds of people. 

“He didn’t break, touch, or steal anything,” the obituary reads. “He did not harm anyone, as he stayed within the velvet ropes [in Statuary Hall] taking pictures. For this act he has been persecuted by many members of his community, friends, relatives, and people who had never met him.”  

After meeting Trump at a rally in September 2022, his aunt, Geri, tweeted her renewed support for the president who unleashed people like her nephew to make the attack. Trump, she said, told her, if he were reelected, that he would grant Matthew a posthumous pardon. 

He “told me himself,” she said.

(Sedition Hunters by Reilly, p. 299, 326.)

Trump supporter, believed in QAnon (according to tipster).

 

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Hoping for a televised execution. 

53. GARRETT MILLER: According to Channel 5 News in Dallas-Fort Worth, Miller, 34, of Richardson, Texas,  

was arrested … on charges of knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted buildings or grounds without lawful authority, violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds, obstructing or impeding any official proceeding and certain acts during civil disorder.

 

During a hearing Monday morning, Miller waived the right to a preliminary hearing and he was ordered held without bond by Magistrate Judge Rebecca Rutherford, according to our partner KRLD-AM.

 

Channel 5 also reported:  

In a Jan. 3 [2021] Facebook post included in the federal documents, Miller stated he was bringing “a grappling hook and rope and a level 3 vest. Helmets mouth guard and jump cap.” The documents also state Miller said the last time he went to Washington D.C. for a rally in support of President Donald Trump he had “a lot of guns.” 

 

According to court documents, on the day of his arrest, Miller was wearing a t-shirt that included “a photograph of former President Donald Trump, and bearing the words, “Take America Back” and “I Was There, Washington D.C., January 6, 2021.” Miller had also threatened to assassinate Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and said that the officer who shot and killed one of the rioters should get a televised execution.  

So. A proud fan of then President Trump.  

And a complete nut. 

In December 2022, Mr. Miller pled guilty to nine charges, including three felonies, and in February 2023, he got socked with 38 months in prison. Then: another 36 months on probation should do it. 

He could still face trial involving his threat to assassinate Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. 

Trump supporter, ready for violence.

When arrested, Miller was wearing this shirt,
which read, "I was there."

 

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“At the behest of then-President Trump.”

54. MATTHEW RYAN MILLER: Also known online as #BabyMachoMiller, the 22-year-old Maryland man faced four charges as a result of his participation in the Jan. 6 riot, including one for discharging a fire extinguisher in the face of police. 

The judge in his initial hearing ordered him detained, describing the member of the Proud Boys’ actions as “quite severe and quite concerning.” Miller admitted he had lost his job as a result of his arrest. He had a new job lined up, and also cared for an elderly relative. So, could the nice judge please not lock his ass up? 

At this point, a liberal, might remember all the gleeful chanting at Trump rallies over the last few years: “Lock her up!” “Lock him up!” “Lock up the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, while you’re at it!” 

And that liberal might have to suppress an urge to start mumbling, “Yeah, lock…” 

Anyway! 

Young Miller, who bills himself as one of the “Patriotic American Cowboys,” faced one charge of assault with “a deadly and dangerous weapon,” as his affidavit said, “to wit: the fire extinguisher.” 

A check of that group’s Facebook page shows pictures of cows and horses, and people that deal with cows and horses, as you’d expect. A picture posted to the page at 6:54 a.m. on January 6 carries the following caption, which garnered 120 thumbs up and heart emojis. 

Today is a day for history in the making! PAC is showing up in DC to support stopping the steal of the electoral votes and the presidency. Never has there ever been more voter fraud in history of our country. If our Republic is going to survive, we must have fair elections!! We are on the train headed to DC now!!!!

                                         

One man inquires, “So what is the plan? How are the patriots going to stop the steal?” Good question, as it turns out. 

In a statement to the judge, related to Miller’s arrest, his lawyer offered this defense. His client was there, on Capitol Hill, he said, “at the behest of then-President Trump.” His client, he continued, “concedes he was on the Capitol grounds to protest along with thousands of other protesters and was merely following the directions of then-President Trump, the country’s chief law enforcement officer, and other speakers to march to the Capitol.” 

In the end, Miller’s decision to answer the president’s call ends up with him being sentenced to spend 33 months in jail. 

As a kind of “I’m stupid” bonus, he gets socked with a $2,000 fine.

Trump “sent us,” believed in a “stolen election.”

 

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55. DAVID C. MISH JR.: Mr. Mish, 42, has admitted he was in the Capitol Building during the riot, but told police he didn’t break anything, and objected when others smashed a restroom mirror. He called police later to say he had information related to the shooting of Ashli Babbitt, the protester killed during the riot. The Wisconsin man has been charged with two crimes and released on a recognizance bond. He is ordered not to attend any political demonstrations or visit Washington D.C.

 

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A little more digging, in January 2022, shows that Mish had never been what you would refer to as a “model citizen,” or even a decent human. “Mish has a lengthy court record,” According to UrbanMilwaukee.com. “In 1998, he was found guilty of felony child abuse in Milwaukee County. He’s been found guilty of drunken driving and driving without a license. He’s been sued for failure to pay insurance bills and tax delinquency.” 

(As far as his participation in in the riot, Mish pleads guilty and earns another 30 days behind bars.)

Trump supporter.

 

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56. (R.I.P.) ASHLI BABBITT: Ms. Babbitt, 34, was a big Trump fan, a believer in “Q” and all his mysteries. An Air Force veteran, who did admirable service, fourteen deployments, in Iraq and elsewhere, she was shot to death by Capitol Hill police when she attempted to breach one of the last lines of defense between the mob and members of Congress. 

You could argue that she was led on to death by right-wing conspiracy thinkers, such as Lin Wood and send-in-the-troops Gen. Michael T. Flynn. 

The Anti-Defamation League describes QAnon as a “wide-reaching conspiracy theory popular among a range of right-wing extremists.” The movement also has “marked undertones of antisemitism and xenophobia.” 

Trump fans now see Babbitt as a martyr.

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VANITY FAIR has an excellent story about the thinking of the rioters – Babbitt included. In the moments before she died, Jeff Sharlet writes, another rioter films the scene. 

“Gun!” the videographer yells. Two hands emerge from behind a pillar on the other side, aiming.

 

Fourteen seconds left. Does she hear them shout “gun”? Can she make out the warnings Michael Byrd, a plainclothes lieutenant in the Capitol Police, will say he delivered? That the man standing beside her will say, “She didn’t heed”? “Please,” Byrd will say he shouted. “Stop! Get back!” She doesn’t. He aims.

 

There are more videos. There she is, bobbing up and down, straining. Her long, smooth face, her dark golden hair, her golden skin. She has come to this moment—seven seconds—from Ocean Beach, California, where she lived in a bungalow beneath avocado and lime trees. Little woman. Five foot two, 115 pounds, her mother will say. One hundred ten, according to Representative Paul Gosar, the Arizona Republican who’ll make her name into a martyr song, “#onemoreinthenameoflove.” She’s 35; or in her “20s,” one witness will say; or “16, supposedly,” guesses another man, each aging her backward, into the imagined innocence of girlhood.

 

Goose smashes the glass.

 

“Go!” she shouts. She’s boosted up. She crouches on the sill, her Trump flag like a cape tucked under a red-white- and-blue backpack, like some absurd American bird.

 

The gunshot sounds like a cannon. Glock 22, .40 caliber. Big gun. One boom.

She falls back. Her hands fly up, open, empty, raised to her temples. As if rather than a bullet there’s an unsettling thought.

 

Nobody tries to catch her.

 

Sharlet sets her background – joined the Air Force at 17, served in two wars, eight deployments. Her favorite movie was The Big Lebowski. Her last words, laying on the hall floor: “It’s cool.” 

She married another member of the Air Force. They divorced. She voted for Obama. Then in 2016, she “fell hard” for Trump. Her second husband, Aaron Babbitt, was no fan of the brash new politician. 

Ashli thought Trump was “one of gods greatest warriors.” 

Sharlet writes about, “The Trump dream,” the dream Ms. Babbitt believed. 

“All I dream about and pray for,” she wrote; “it is all connected,” “the pedos” and the “enslaved.” “You can’t sell your soul to the devil without a price.” She retweeted the price deep-state traitors will pay: “DEATH BY FIRING SQUAD.” She’d come to care deeply for the 800,000 children she incorrectly believed are stolen every year. She spoke with hurtling indignation about immigration and drugs. She experienced her anger as love: channeled it into belief; embraced the authority of her president-redeemer. 

... 

“Mask Free Autonomous Zone,” read a poster on the front door of Ashli’s pool cleaning business, “Better known as AMERICA.” A place of “men” who “smile, laugh, shout, and have a damn good time!”

 

In the end, Sharlet may have hit on a fundamental point – the foundation of our problem as a nation today. “You can’t fact-check a myth,” he says. You can’t make these people believe in facts. 

They cling to the myth. The myth defines them. Warriors for America. Patriots. Defenders against tyranny. 

On Jan. 5, as Ashli prepared to fly to D.C., her husband texted her. “Be safe,” he said. “I cannot lose you.”

Trump supporter, QAnon.

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Tim Arvidson: All kinds of fools showed up on January 6, 2021, called like Batman, only by the president, to defend the American way of life. Arvidson now may replace #1662, as the last fool arrested. 

On the way to Washington, D.C., we know the man from Colorado Springs posted a selfie with the comment, “We may stay a while. We’re pissed. This isn’t going to happen! Stop The Steal!” 

His description later that day, sums up the whole shitstorm touched off by the President of the United States. 

Arvidson explained, 

“So, after a few cocktails, [xxxxxxxx] and I have been processing what we experienced today. First and foremost, we have never ever, met so many wonderful patriotic Americans. Truly upset, demoralized and concerned for our country! Black, White, Hispanic, Asian, Gay! We even discussed with our new friends; how it inferioriated [sic] the left, how their attempts to divide us based on our differences did not work.”

 

“It was amazing! The love we shared as patriots! Our bond for our love of country; instant love for each other! There was an element of anger in the crowd today. People have had it: with the hypocrisy, the favoritism and corruption. I think what hurts the most is how corrupt Republicans have been exposed! And Fox News (they played us)!

 

“The election was stolen, I was an Election Judge in Colorado this current election; the election was stolen; my sworn oath will suffice! Antifa OR Anarchistic organizations infiltrated the events that transpired today! I WAS THERE, on-site all day with my wife. As soon as we got to the Capitol, we knew! This was bad. But, there was also a very deep undercurrent of disgust with our government! Everyone was pissed off! There were people there in Wheelchairs, Walkers and Oxygen Tanks; pissed! With their last breath, they were going to be there; having their voice heard. This Country is fractured, this is not over; it has just begun! Today made us realize that our greatest enemies are the Republicans, we thought we could count on! Look at tonight’s electoral college votes? Georgia was the same scam as Nov 3rd! Keep fighting, don’t stop, don’t give up! We are now DISENFRANCHISED! Our votes DO NOT COUNT! We are NOT FREE! Fight for you Constitutional rights!”

 

So Arvidson was there to save this country – from counting the votes in a fair election. He never entered the Capitol, so was never arrested. 

Until May 2026. It was then that Mr. Arvidson allegedly shot and killed a neighbor and got arrested. 

He believed the election was stolen. Trump supporter.

THE TALLY OF RIOTERS #1-1666. 

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“I didn’t know if I was going to survive that day. I was the most scared I had ever been in my life and I didn’t know if I was going to make it home. Now I live with the anxiety of Jan. 6^th.” 

Victim statement of one officer in a riot case.

__________ 

 

WE WERE COMMITTED to following the stories of all the January 6 rioters to the bitter end. That end, the bitterest, came on January 20, 2025, Donald Trump’s first day of his second term as President of the United States. 

With a stroke of a pen – or a flourish of a Sharpie – he pardoned every rioter charged. Just eight days before, J.D. Vance had told reporters, Trump wouldn’t do it. “If you committed violence on that day, obviously you shouldn’t be pardoned [emphasis added],” he said. 

Obviously. 

Trump pardoned every one of the rioters – no exceptions. At least two have said they will not accept pardons. 

My list also includes individuals who were caught up in Trump’s epic scheme to overturn the results of a “stolen election” that wasn’t stolen. We include the police officer who lost his job after he was caught and convicted of covering for rioters, Tucker Carlson, who lied about how the election was rigged, sixteen “false electors” charged in Michigan with lying, three Team Trump lawyers convicted of lying about election fraud, another disbarred for similar lying, and Rudy Giuliani, who has been destroyed financially for defaming individuals he claimed stole tens of thousands of votes. President Trump himself, made the list, as did his eighteen co-conspirators in Georgia, who really did try to steal the 2020 election. 

As of January 19, 2025, our list of criminals and alleged criminals included 1,661 names. We have, since that time, added one other rioter that we had missed, and other arrestee, who committed suicide just a few days after the attack on democracy. 

That includes Mr. Trump – four times indicted – who made our list at #1150. He managed to stifle three investigations, but in a fourth he was convicted of 34 felonies, with not one juror dissenting on any of the 34 counts. In his honor, we mark his entry in his favorite skin toner color.

 

Starting with #1129 on our list, in this document we begin giving details on rioters in the order we were made aware of their cases, up until the day Trump pardoned them all. On the last day of President Biden’s time in office, we could report that one thousand, two hundred and ninety-three rioters and friends had pleaded guilty, been convicted by juries or in bench trials, lost jobs for supporting the rioters, or were dead. 

1,293 

(122 had been sentenced to more time in jail than Trump spent in office, in his first term.)

 

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We should also knock down the nonsensical argument that the rioters were “let in” by police – that all were peaceful “patriots” – that Ashli Babbitt was “murdered” by a police officer defending the Capitol. 

In January 2024, a new video clip was released from the point of view of a rioter banging on the doors of the House chamber. Windows were broken, furniture piled up inside 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, were seen and heard shouting at the attackers to pull back. 

It was once possible to watch the clip, which lasted eight minutes, if you wanted to see the rioters being “let in” by police. 

In a book he wrote 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.” 

In years to follow, he became just another Trump apologist. 

Nehls is in the blue shirt, I believe. 

 

Five police officers died. 

A few details: At least 600 rioters were charged with assaulting police or others during the January 6 fiasco. 

41 rioters were known to have at least one previous conviction for a violent crime. 

88 were charged with destroying government property, valued as high, in two cases, as $43,315. 

68 were charged with theft of government property. 

0 rioters were proven to have been members of Antifa. 

1 police officer lost an eye as a result of his injuries during the attack. 

An indeterminate number were permanently disabled by injuries, including Officer Aquilino Gonell. 

5 police officers died, one by heart attack, on January 7, six more by suicide in following weeks. 

It was voted in March 2023, to put up a plaque in memory of the officers who bravely defended the Capitol. As of January 20, 2025, Republican lawmakers had managed to block installation.

Republicans in Congress have blocked installation of this plaque.

 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.

NAMES IN PURPLE – CONVICTED OF SERIOUS CRIMES, POST-PARDON..

JOSEPH ABASCIANO – lost his job as a police officer

JOSHUA ABATE – 279 hours of comm. service, $500

RASHA ABUAL-RAGHEB – 2 mo. home confinement, 60 hrs. com. Service, $500 restitution, 3 yrs. probation

RICHARD ACKERMAN – time served, two years on probation, $2,000

DANIEL PAGE ADAMS – 26 months, 36 months on probation, $2,000

DENNIS GEORGE ADAMS JR. – 45 days

Dustin Adams

HOWARD BERTON ADAMS JR. – 8 mo., 3 yrs. prob., $4,000

Jared Hunter Adams – guilty, jury trial

Joseph Michael Adams

JUSTIN DEE ADAMS – 17 months behind bars, a year on probation

Karla Adams – has pleaded guilty, two misdemeanors

MICHAEL GARETH ADAMS – 60 days, $500

THOMAS B. ADAMS JR. – 14 months in jail, 3 yrs. probation, fined $2,000

MILES ADKINS: 12 days in jail, probation, fines and restitution

ZACHARY JORDAN ALAM – 8 years in prison, three more on probation, $5,114; soon after being pardoned, Alam was arrested again and charged with “felony residential burglary.”

CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL ALBERTS – seven years in prison, $2,000

CHRIS ALFONSO – probation, $500

RUSSELL DEAN ALFORD – 12 months, another 12 on probation, $500

TOMMY FREDERICK ALLAN – sentence: 21 mo., $2,000 fine, three yrs. probation

CHASE KEVIN ALLEN – 14 days, intermittent, 50 hrs. com. service, $500

Matthew Titus Allen – has pleaded guilty

TERRY L. ALLEN: 24 months, 24 on probation, $1,520

Luke Almond

EDUARDO NICOLAS ALVEAR GONZALEZ – fines & rest. $1,500, 200 hrs. com. serv. 2 yrs. pro. 

Kevin Alstrup – has pleaded guilty

LAWRENCE AMBROSE – 45 days house arrest, $1,000 in fines & restitution, com. service

DANIEL AMSINI – 45 days, a year on probation, $749

EDWARD AMYOT – 60 days home detention, 60 hours of community service, probation, $5,500 in fines and restitution

(R.I.P.) JOHN ANDERSON – died of natural causes, before going to trial

Michael Anderson

Philip Anderson

Joseph Michael Andrews

Keith Andrews

Richard Andrews

JOHN D. ANDRIES – 1 year and 1 day, three years’ supervised release, $2,000; post-pardon, he was sentenced to 60 days in jail for repeated violations of an order to stop harassing the mother of his child.

RONALD ANDRULONIS – 14 days, intermittent confinement, 60 days’ location monitoring, three years on probation, $500

VINCENT JAMES ARDOLINO – three years on probation, $4,100 in fines and restitution

Assorted Arizona fake electors (14); four others have already been charged in other indictments

Anthony Alexander Antonio – guilty, felony count

Ehsan Arbabi

KENNETH ARMSTRONG III – 14 days, three years on probation, $500

DAVID ARREDONDO – 33 months, three years’ supervised release, $2,000

MICHAEL ASBURY – 4 months behind bars, four months of home confinement, probation, $2,000

NEIL ASHCRAFT – 80 days, three years on probation, $2,000

RYAN ASHLOCK – 70 days in jail, $500 in restitution, one year of supervised release

JOSHUA LEE ATWOOD – guilty, felony assault with a dangerous weapon; he was also arrested in 2023 on charges of armed robbery and malicious assault at the Crazy Donkey restaurant. He serves part of his federal sentence before he is pardoned; and then gets at least six months in jail for the stabbing at the restaurant.

(R.I.P.) MARK RODERICK AUNGST – committed suicide before trial

DANIEL AVERY – 14 days, a year and a half on probation, $1,500

JAIMEE AVERY – 18 months on probation, $1,500

RICHARD AVIRETT – 30 days in jail, $500

Carlos Ayala

STEPHEN MICHAEL AYRES – community service, 100 hrs. $500 restitution, 2 yrs. probation 

FARBOD AZARI – 50 months in prison, 24 more on probation, $2,200

FARHAD AZARI – 30 months, 24 more on probation, $2,200

(R.I.P.) ASHLI BABBITT – killed during the riot

NOAH S. BACON – 1 year and 1 day in jail, two years’ supervised release, $2,000

EDWARD BADALIAN – 51 months in prison, probation, $2,000

NATHAN BAER – 4 months in jail, two years on probation, $2,000

STEPHANIE BAEZ – acquitted in a bench trial

MATTHEW BAGGOTT – 3 mo. in jail, one year probation, $500 in restitution, 60 hrs. com. serv. 

STEPHEN MAURY BAKER – 9 days in jail, $500 in restitution, 24 mo. on probation

Stephen Michael Baker – has pleaded guilty to all charges

RONALD BALHORN – 100 days, a year on probation, 200 hours of community service, $2,500

Daniel Charles Ball – Ball remained in custody for a long time, due to his history of violent actions, and in January 2025, he was arrested again on weapons charges – namely, possession of firearms by a multi-time convicted felon. One previous felony: trying to strangle a woman.

DAVID A. BALL JR. – two years on probation, $1,000

THOMAS BALLARD – 54 months in prison, 3 yrs. probation, $2,000

CYNTHIA CHRISTINE BALLENGER – 4 mo. in prison, 9 mo. probation, $500

ROBERT BALLESTEROS – community service, $500 in restitution, 3 yrs. on probation

Barbara Balmaseda

DAWN BANCROFT – 60 days in jail, 100 hours of community service, $500 in restitution

STEVE BANNON – four months in prison; refusal to testify

John Manuel Banuelos – in post-pardon news, the January 6 rioter was arrested again in November 2025 and charged with aggravated kidnapping and aggravated sexual assault. Trump’s kind of guy.

JEREMY BAOUCHE – 30 days, $2,500 in fines and restitution, two years on probation

JULIO BAQUERO – 18 mo., $2,000

THOMAS BARANYI – 90 days, community service, $500, and a year of probation

ERIC GENE BARBER – 45 days, $500 in restitution, and must pay CNN for $52.95 in damages 

STEPHEN BOYD BARBER – two years on probation, $500

KYLER JOSEPH BARD – a year and a day, two years’ probation, $2,000

JEROD THOMAS BARGAR – six months’ home confinement, five years’ probation, $6,000 in fines and restitution

RICHARD FRANKLIN BARNARD – 30 days home confinement, probation, $500, com. service

 (R.I.P.) JOSEPH BARNES – died in a motorcycle accident

 – died in a motorcycle accident

Dennis Wayne Barnes

RICHARD “BIGO” BARNETT – 54 months in jail, $2,544

LOGAN BARNHART – 3 years, $5,688 in fines and restitution

Brandon Barnhill

Christine Barrello – has pleaded guilty, misdemeanors

Jason Barrett

NANCY BARRON – three years on probation

KATELYN BARTOW – a year on probation, $1,613 in fines and restitution, 90 days of location monitoring, 60 hrs. com. service

TRAVIS BARTOW – a year on probation, $1,242 in fines and restitution

DAVID MITCHELL BATES – three years on probation, $500

PAULINE BAUER – 27 months in prison, 24 more on probation, $2,170

ROBERT L. BAUER – 45 days, community service, $500 restitution

ROGER KENT BAUGH – one year and one day in jail, $2,000 fine, 2 yrs. supervised release 

WILLIAM FREDERICK BEALS II – probation, location monitoring, community service, $500

DAMON MICHAEL BECKLEY – 18 months in jail, $2,200

MATTHEW JASON BEDDINGFIELD – 38 months, 24 more on prob., $2,000

Perry James Beebe

JAMES BEEKS – acquitted on all charges

MELANIE BELGER – three years on probation, $4,500 in fines and restitution

James Behymer – guilty to a felony charge

DANA JEAN BELL – 17 months behind bars, three yrs. probation, $2,000

Christopher Belliveau

Paul Belosic – he remains at large; fugitive

Celena Belton

LUKE WESLEY BENDER – 21 mo., 36 on probation, $2,000

ANDREW RYAN BENNETT – 3 mo. home confinement, 21 mo. probation, 80 hrs. com. service, $500 restitution 

Bradley Stuart Bennett – guilty, all charges

TYLER QUINTIN BENSCH – 60 days’ home confinement, two years’ probation

Kathy Berden, et. al. (15 “false electors”)

JORDAN BERK – probation for two years, $1,598 in fines and restitution

CALEB BERRY – probation, 3 yrs., $500

Jeremy Bertino – awaiting sentencing, inc. felony

BRYAN BETANCUR BATTISTI – 4 months in jail, a year on probation, $500 restitution; post-pardon, he got arrested again and spent 4 more months in prison; then he got arrested again for stalking women on the D.C. Metro system. He’s also banned from riding. 

Natalie Beyeler – guilty plea

Sohail Bhatti

Joseph Bierbrodt – guilty, assault

(R.I.P.) WILLIAM BIERBRODT – died of natural causes

JOSEPH R. BIGGS – 17 years in prison, three more on supervised release, $600

STEVEN BILLINGSLEY – sentenced to perform com. service, pay $500 restitution, 2 yrs. probation 

Lawrence Silas Billiter – guilty, bench trial, all nine charges

Todd Bills

AIDEN BILYARD – 40 months in prison, $3,500 in restitution, etc.

CRAIG MICHAEL BINGERT – eight years behind bars, $2,000

Brian Glenn Bingham – guilty, jury trial

FRANCIS BIONDO – a year on probation, 120 hours of community service, $500

ELLIOT BISHAI – 14 days, 1 yr. on probation, $500 restitution

BRYAN ROGER BISHOP – 45 months in prison, 36 months on probation, $2,000

Tanya Bishop – has pleaded guilty

TONYA BISHOP – probation (24 months), 80 hours of com. service, $500

Gina Bisignano – awaiting sentencing, incl. multiple felonies; trying to withdraw plea agreement 

DONA SUE BISSEY – 14 days in jail, 60 hrs. community service, $500 restitution

Shannon Bitzer

Robert Bixby

JOSHUA MATTHEW BLACK – 22 months, probation, $2,320

THOMAS EDWARD BLACKWOOD – four years’ probation, $500

Bennett Blair

DAVID ALAN BLAIR – five months in prison, eighteen months on probation, fined $2,000

KEVIN SAM BLAKELY – 120 days in jail, probation for 18 mo., $500

WILLIAM BLAUSER JR. – ordered to pay $1,000 in fines and restitution

MATTHEW BLEDSOE – four years in prison, $4,000 in fines and restitution, 3 yrs. probation 

JASON BLYTHE – 30 months, 36 more on probation, $2,000

Christina Bobb – fake elector plot

ERIC BOCHENE – 90 days, a year on probation, $500

Brian Boele

Leslie Bogue

BRADLEY BOKOSKI – 36 months on probation, $500, 150 hours of com. service

MATTHEW BOKOSKI – 36 months on probation, $500, 150 hours of com. service

KENNETH BONAWITZ – five years in prison, probation, $2,000

STACEY BOND – 20 days home confinement, 18 mo. probation, com. service, $500

JORDAN BONENBERGER – 18 months on probation, com. service, $2,500

JAMES BONET – 90 days, restitution, 200 hrs. community service, 1 yr. probation, $500

Andre Bonneau

JONATHAN BONNEY – a year on probation, $500

John Bordeaux

THERESE BORGERDING – 50 days in jail, 130 on home confinement, three years on probation, $2,000

JOSHUA SCOTT BORUM – probation for two years, 100 hours com. service, $2,500 in fines and restitution

Mitchell Bosch – guilty, six of seven charges, including assault

KAREGAN BOSTIC – 30 days of location monitoring, $500, three years’ probation

WILLIAM THOMAS BOSTIC JR. – 90 days location monitoring, $500, 40 hrs. community service, three years’ probation

Tim Levon Boughner

ZACHARIAH BOULTON – two years on probation, $1,000 in fines and restitution

Nathan Bordeaux

PATRICK ALLEN BOURNES – four months, two years on probation, $2,000

Benjamin Bowden – has pleaded guilty

DYLAN BOWLING – 10 days, a year on probation, $500

MARISSA BOWLING – a year on probation, $500

David Bowman – found guilty

DOMINIC BOX – one year in jail, reduced to two years on probation

LEO BRENT BOZELL IV – 45 months, $4,727 in restitution

MATTHEW BRACKLEY –   15 months, 24 on probation, $3,000

Darrin Bradley

MICHAEL BRADLEY – five years, three on probation, $2,000

BRANDON LEE BRADSHAW – four months behind bars, probation, $1,000

CORY RAY BRANNAN – 30 days’ incarceration, com. service, $500, 24 mo. probation 

FRANK BRATJAN JR. – community service, six months’ probation, $2,000 in fines & restitution 

Jerry Braun – now guilty

Ethan Bray – has been convicted

Toney Sheldon Bray – has been convicted

Nathan Erik Breese

JAMES BREHENY – three years on probation, inc. six on home confinement, $2,000

Frederick Breitfelder

James Brett IV – has pleaded guilty

PAUL BRINSON – 30 days, a year on probation, $500

Tristan Broadrick

LARRY RENDALL BROCK – two years, two more on probation, $2,000

Michael Leon Brock

NICHOLAS JAMES BROCKHOFF – 36 months, 36 more on probation, $2,700

ANTOINE BRODNAX – sentenced to 5 mo. in jail, ordered to pay $500 in restitution

JOSEPH BRODY – 18 months, community service, $2,200 in fines and restitution

PHILIP ANDREW BROMLEY – 90 days, $4,000 in fines and restitution, one year on probation

TAMMY A. BRONSBURG (a.k.a. TAMMY A. BUTRY) – 20 days, 24 mo. probation, $500 restitution 

GLENN ALLEN BROOKS – 6 months, community service, probation, $2,500’ Brooks tried to reject his pardon, saying he wanted to clear his name completely in the courts; the U.S. Supreme Court closed that route in a March 9, 2026, ruling

JAMES W. BROOKS – $500 restitution, 60 hrs. community service, one yr. probation

GABRIEL MORGAN BROWN – 20 days, one yr. probation, $500

JEFFREY SCOTT BROWN – 54 months, 36 more on probation, $2,500

JEREMY BROWN – sentenced to seven years, three months on illegal arms charges

KEITH BROWN – three years on probation, and $3,000

TERRY BROWN – 1 mo. home detention, 3 yrs. Probation, $500 restitution, 60 hrs. com. serv.

Trevor Brown

MARC ANTHONY BRU – six years in prison, three on probation, $10,226

Ronald Bryan – has pled guilty, felony assault

MATTHEW JOHN BUCKLER – 14 days, 60 hrs. com. serv., $500 restitution, probation

JANET WEST BUHLER – 30 days, 3 yrs. probation, $500

Benjamin Scott Burlew – guilty plea, assault

GABRIEL BURRESS – 45 days home arrest, 18 mo. probation, com. serv., $500

Brien Arin Burton

JESSICA BUSTLE – 2 mo. home arrest, 2 years’ probation, $500 restitution

JOSHUA BUSTLE – 1 month home detention, 40 hours community service, $500 restitution and 24 months’ probation 

ALEXIS BUSTOS – probation, two years, community service, $500

BRYAN BUSTOS – probation, two years, community service, $500

JAMIE N. BUTEAU – 22 months in prison, 24 on probation, $2,100

JENNIFER PECK BUTEAU – 3 months in prison, $500

JONAS BUXTON (or JAMES BUXTON) – hit with $1,000 in fines and restitution, also probation and community service 

ALAN WILLIAM BYERLY – 34 months in prison, three years supervised release, fined $2,000

Trevor Cain – has pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges

DANIEL RAY CALDWELL – sentence: 68 mo.; $2,000 fine, three yrs. probation

THOMAS E. CALDWELL – time served, 53 days

88a. WILLIAM McCALL CALHOUN JR. – 18 mo. in prison, 24 on probation, $2,000

1077a. PAUL CALOIA – 60 days’ location monitoring, 60 hrs. community service, two years on probation, $500

1068a. SAMUEL CAMARGO – sentenced to time served, six months of supervised release, $500

1172a. DAVID CAMDEN – a year and a day, a year more on probation, $7,000

89a. JOHN CAMERON- 30 days, placed on probation, $1,500 in fines and restitution

1078a. CAMERON CAMPANELLA II – a year on probation, $500

Tyler Campanella

KYLE CAMPBELL: 4 months, 4 more on home confinement, 36 months on probation, $2,000

BOYD ALLEN CAMPER – 60 days, 60 hours of community service, $500 restitution

ERIC CANTRELL – 40 hrs. community service, $1,500

JARED CANTRELL – 6 months, 4 more on home confinement, yr. on probation, $8,500 in fines and restitution

QUENTIN CANTRELL – 6 days, 100 hrs. comm service, $6,500 in fines and restitution

LEWIS EASTON CANTWELL – five months in prison, $2,000 in restitution, probation

JEREMIAH CAPLINGER – 35 days in jail, probation, community service, $500 restitution

STEVEN CAPPUCCIO – 85 months behind bars, two years on supervised release, $2,610

MATTHEW CAPSEL – 18 months in prison, 24 months supervised release, $2,000 restitution 

Lin Marie Carey

THOMAS CAREY – 14 days, three years on probation, $500

MICHAEL AARON CARICO – 60 days home arrest, 60 hrs. com. serv., $1,000 in fines and restitution

Frank Carillo

TUCKER CARLSON – lost his job at Fox News after lying about the “stolen election”

JONATHAN DANIEL CARLTON – placed on three years’ probation, $500 restitution and community service 

CHRIS CARNELL – 180 days, a year on probation, $3,000

ANTHONY CAROLLO –probation for one year, com. service, $500 restitution

JEREMIAH CAROLLO – 21 days, 12 months probation, $500, etc.

SARA CARPENTER – 22 months, 24 more on probation, $2,280

Austin Carter – conspiracy to commit murder

Andrew Carvajal

Matthew Carver

Todd Branden Casey

THOMAS CASSELMAN – 40 months in prison, 36 months on probation, $2,000

TRUDY CASTLE – fines and restitution of $2,500, two-and-a-half years on probation

MARIPOSA CASTRO – 45 days in jail, and a $5,000 fine

Joseph Cattani

ANDREW CAVANAUGH – two years on probation, $500 restitution and 60 hrs. community service

BRANDON CAVANAUGH – 14 days, 2 yrs. probation, $1,500 in fines and restitution

RALPH JOSEPH CELENTANO III – 78 months in prison, 36 more on probation

JACK CHAMBERS – 30 months on probation, $1,000

RAYMOND EARL CHAMBERS II – 7 months incarceration, probation, $500

MICK CHAN – 3 months, com. service, one year on probation, $500

JULIO CESAR CHANG – probation, $500

JACOB ANTHONY CHANSLEY- 41 months, 36 mo. probation, $2,000 fine

ROBERT CHAPMAN – 3 months home detention, 18 month’s probation, $1,242 in fines and restitution 

Jamie Charlesworth

GABRIEL CHASE – 3 days, three years on probation, $500

KENNETH CHESEBRO – five years on probation, $5,000

Stephanie Chiguer – awaiting sentencing

Donald Chilcoat

Shawndale Chilcoat

John Barry Chisholm

RAYMOND CHOLOD – 40 months, 36 on probation, $2,000

WILLIAM CHRESTMAN – 55 months in prison, $2,000

HOLLY CHRISTENSEN – 30 days’ home confinement, three years’ probation, $500

REED KNOX CHRISTENSEN – 46 months, probation, $22,000

SCOTT CHRISTENSEN – 30 days’ home confinement, three years’ probation, $500

ERIC CHRISTIE – time served, approximately 11 months, 36 months on probation, community service

DANIEL CHRISTMANN – 25 days, $500

AGNIESZKA CHWIESIUK – $500 fine, 3 months’ home confinement, three years’ probation, 200 hours of community service

KAROL J. CHWIESIUK – $500 fine, 3 months’ home confinement, three years’ probation, 200 hours of community service

LOUIS MICHAEL CIAMPI JR. – 18 months on probation, $500

ALBERT CIARPELLI – three months in prison, one year on supervised release, $500

Robert Ciottoni

CAMERON C. CLAPP – a year on probation, 100 hours of community service, $500

KEVIN S. CLARDY – 60 days, a year on probation, $500

CHRISTY CLARK – probation for two years, 60 hrs. com. service, $500 in restitution

ERIC DOUGLAS CLARK – 5 months, 12 on probation, com. service, $500

JACOB TRAVIS CLARK – 33 months in prison, 12 more on supervised release

MATTHEW CLARK – same sentence as Christy, his wife, above

NICO CLARY – probation for three years, fines and restitution of $2,300

XYAN LEE CLARY - probation for three years, fines and restitution of $2,300

CALE CLAYTON – 30 months behind bars, two years on probation, $2,000

James Cleary

CHADWICK CLIFTON – 21 days, 90 home arrest, $1,000 in fines and restitution

Luke Russell Coffee – guilty, six felonies

LONNIE LEROY COFFMAN – 46 months in prison, three years of supervised release

Ben Cohen – guilty, one charge

MENACHEM COHEN – three years on probation, 60 hrs. com. service, $500

JOSHUA CURTIS COKER – 8 mo. home detention, 36 months’ probation, $500

PAUL GRAY COLBATH – 30 days home detention, probation, com. service, $500

BENJAMIN COLE – four years on probation, community service, $2,000

Brian Cole Jr. – perhaps the last January 6 rioter who will ever ben arrested (and not yet pardoned); he planted the pipe bombs at the Democratic and Republican headquarters in D.C. that day

Antonio Colello – has pleaded guilty

Robert Colello – probation, community service, $500

JOSHUA COLGAN – 28 days, 90 home confinement, three years’ probation, $500

LOUIS ENRIQUE COLON – two years on probation, $2,000

KYLE TRAVIS COLTON – a Trump pardon saved Colton on January 6 charges, but he was later sentenced to six years, eight months, on charges of solicitation and possession of massive amounts of child pornography.

JOSIAH COLT – 15 months, $1,000, three years on probation

SCOTT COLUMBUS – 30 months on probation, $500

JASON MICHAEL COMEAU – two mo. home confinement, $871 in fines and restitution

Teresa Conemac – had pleaded guilty

PAULA ANN CONLON – a year on probation, $500 in restitution

CODY PAGE CONNELL – 26 months, 36 on probation, $2,000

KIM CONNOLLY – six months’ probation, $500

FRANCIS CONNOR – three months home confinement, nine months additional probation, community service, $871 in fines and restitution 

THOMAS PAUL CONOVER – 30 days residential treatment, 36 mo. probation, $3,000 in fines and restitution 

RICHARD COOK – 18 months in prison, $2,000

STEVEN PATRICK COOK – 28 months behind bars, 36 months on probation, and $2,000 in restitution.

NOLAN COOKE – sentence: 1 yr., 1 day, $2,000 fine, three yrs. probation

MICAH COOMER – four years on probation, 279 hours of community service, $500

JONATHAN JOSEPH COPELAND – 71 months in prison, 36 additional on probation, $2,000

LANDON COPELAND – 3 years, 3 more on probation, inc. six mo. house arrest, $2,000

Robert Coppotelli – guilty, two misdemeanors

KEVIN CORDON – probation, 100 hours com. serv., $4,500 in fines and restitution

SEAN CARLO CORDON – probation, $4,500 in fines and restitution

Dylan Cornell

CHRISTIAN CORTEZ – 4 mo. in prison, 36 mo. probation, $2,000

Elias Costianes

WILLIAM COTTON – probation and $500

MATTHEW COUNCIL – 180 days home det, 100 hrs. com. serv; $2,000

MASON JOEL COURSON – four years, nine months, 3 yrs.’ probation, $2,000

GRACYN DAWN COURTRIGHT – 30 days, 60 hrs. com. service, $500 restitution, yr. prob. 

COUNTRY CRAMER – 40 days’ home confinement, four years’ probation, $500

ERIC CRAMER – eight months, one year on probation, $500

ESVETLANA CRAMER – probation for two years, 60 hours’ community service

DALTON RAY CRASE – 3 years on probation, 60 hours of community service, $500

Phillip Marion “Bunky” Crawford – guilty, including on assault charges

KEVIN DOUGLAS CREEK – 27 months in prison, $2,000 in restitution, year on probation

DYLAN R. CRONIN – eight months in prison, twelve on probation, 200 hours of community service, $500

KEVIN M. CRONIN – 18 months’ probation, 100 hrs. com. service, $2,000 in fines and restitution

KEVIN M. CRONIN II – 30 days in jail, $500

David Caleb Crosby

Richard T. Crosby Jr. – guilty plea, four misdemeanors

Donovan Crowl – convicted on serious felony charges

JOHN EDWARD CROWLEY – 8 months, three years’ probation, $7,000

GLENN WES LEE CROY – 14 days in jail, 90 days of home confinement, $500 restitution, 3 years’ probation 

LLOYD CASIMIRO CRUZ JR. – 45 days, a year on probation, $500

BRUNO JOSEPH CUA – a year and a day, three years on probation, $2,000

JENNY LOUISE CUDD – fined $5,000, $500 restitution, 2 mo. probation

Martin Cudo

ALAN CULBERTSON – 18 months’ probation, $500

CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM – 3 mo. home detention, fined $1,123, $500 restitution, probation for one year 

Kristen Oliver Cunningham

JASON HEROLD CURL – probation, 50 hrs. community service, $1,500

MICHAEL THOMAS CURZIO – six months’ detention, $500 restitution

CASEY CUSICK – 10 days in jail, four years of supervised release and probation, $3,500 in fines and restitution

JAMES VARNELL CUSICK JR. – 10 days, four years on supervised release or probation, $3,500

Frank Dahlquist

JOSHUA RYAN DALE – 4 months, 12 on probation, $1,000

DAVID PAUL DANIEL – despite his pardon for assaulting police on January 6, Daniel remained in custody on charges of producing child pornography. In April 2026, he agreed to a plea deal and will be headed for prison, where he always belonged.

MICHAEL DANIELE – 30 days home confinement, two years on probation, $2,500.

MATTHEW DASILVA – 28 months behind bars

MICHAEL SHANE DAUGHTRY – 60 days home detention, three years’ probation, com. service, $500

CURTIS DAVIS – two year in jail, three on probation, $2,000

David Allan Davis – found guilty, three of four charges, bench trial

Jacob Davis – has pleaded guilty to felony assault

JAMES RUSSELL DAVIS – two months in prison, two years on probation, $2,000

NICHOLAS DECARLO – 48 mo. in jail, $4,500 in fines & restitution, 36 mo. supervised release 

Jim DeGraffenreid – fake elector

Kim Eugene Decker II

NATHANIEL J. DEGRAVE – 37 months in prison, $25,000 fine, $2,000 restitution

Robert William Degregoris – has had bench trial; guilty, four charges

JOHNNY A. DELBRIDGE JR. – two years on probation, $1,000 in fines and restitution

1087a. JOHNNY A. DELBRIDGE III – two years on probation, $1,000 in fines and restitution

Maria DeLuca

Lincoln Deming

DAVID DEMPSEY – 20 years in prison, $2,200

Daniel Dustin Deneui

LUCAS DENNEY – 52 months in prison, three years on probation, restitution to be determined 

ROBERT WAYNE DENNIS – 3 yrs., 2 extra on probation, $2,000

VICTOR SEAN DENNISON – 180 days, a year on probation

DAVID DEPAPE – 30 years for his hammer attack

TIMOTHY DESJARDINS – 18 years related to other gun incidents; in one case, Desjardins fired a gun at a man in a Walgreen parking lot, just grazing his head. In the second incident, he waved a gun at police officers, and fled into a barbershop, where a standoff followed.

Catholine DeVries

MICHAEL JAMES DICKINSON – 20 months behind bars, probation, $2,000 down the toilet 

Adrienna DiCloccio

KIMBERLY DIFRANCESCO – $2,500 in fines and restitution, 30 mo. on probation

GINO DIGIOVANNI – ten days in jail, a year of supervised release, $500

BRANDON KELLY DILLARD – four months in jail, a year on probation, $500

KALEB DILLARD – 10 months, a year on probation, $41,238.55 in fines and restitution.

BRITTANY ANGELINA DILLON – 2 mo. home detention, 2 yrs. Probation, $500

MICHAEL JOHN DILLON – 45 days, a year on probation, $500

JOHN DINE: probation, $1,000 in fines and restitution

DEREK DODDER – 14 days in prison, a year on probation, $500

RUSSELL DODGE JR. – probation, community service, $1,500

JASON DOLAN – three years on probation, $2,200

John-Everett Doling – has pleaded guilty, misdemeanors

Wendy Dominski

CHARLES DONOHOE – 40 months, 36 on probation, $2,000

JOSHUA DOOLIN – 18 months, twice that on probation

ROBERT STEVEN DOWELL – 12 months on probation, $1,500.

DANIELLE NICOLE DOYLE – fined $3,000, $500 restitution, 2 mo. probation

KIMBERLY RAE DRAGOO – 14 days, three years’ probation, $5,500

STEVEN MICHAEL DRAGOO – 14 days, intermittent confinement, three years on probation, $5,500

KARL DRESCH – 6 months, time served, $500 restitution

JOSHUA DRESSEL – 14 days, $1,000 in fines and restitution

LAWRENCE DROPKIN JR. – 30 days, 60 hrs. com. serv., $500 in rest., 1 yr. probation

Patrick Duffy – has pleaded guilty, misdemeanors

BRYAN DULA – three years’ probation, 200 hours of comm. Service, and $1,500.

Cleophus Dulaney

WILLIAM DUNFEE – 30 months in jail, three years of supervised release, $12,000

FI DUONG – he spent three years on house arrest; finally sentenced to three years on probation, and $2,000 in restitution

JIMMY DUONG – three years on probation, 50 hours of community service, $500

TYLER BRADLEY DYKES – 57 months in prison, $22,000 in fines and restitution

Rockne Earles – has pleaded guilty to assault

ISRAEL JAMES EASTERDAY – 30 months, 500 hours of community service, $2,000

John Eastman – law license in California suspended

MICHAEL ECKERMAN – 20 months, two years’ probation, $2,000

GARY EDWARDS – must pay $3,000 in fines and restitution, 200 hrs. com. service

DANIEL DEAN EGTVEDT – 42 months in prison, 36 on probation, $2,000

HUNTER ALLEN EHMKE – 4 mo., 36 mo. Supervised release, $2,821 restitution

VALERIE ELAINE EHRKE – probation, 36 months, $500 restitution

JOLENE EICHER – two months in jail, a year on parole, $500

LISA MARIE EISENHART – 30 months, $2,000 (sentence will likely be reduced; as an appeals court vacated her felony charges)

DAVID ELIZALDE – 30 days home detention, $2,500

JAMES R. ELLIOTT – 37 months, two years on probation, $2.000

JENNA ELLIS – 3-5 years on probation, 100 hrs. com. service, $5,000, law license in Colorado suspended for three years

NATHAN WAYNE ENTREKIN – 45 days, 3 years’ probation, $500 rest. and com. service

RAY EPPS – one year on probation, 100 hours of community service

Boris Epshteyn

ANDREW C. ERICSON – 24 days in jail, total, $500 in restitution, 2 yrs.’ probation

RICHARD ESCALERA – 7 days in jail, two years’ probation, 60 hrs.com. service

Charles Espinosa

MICHELLE ESTEY – 36 months on probation, fines and restitution of $2,500, 250 hrs. of community service

TYLER EARL ETHRIDGE – 7 months of incarceration, 24 months on probation, inc. 210 days of location monitoring, 60 hrs. of community service, $2,000

JEFFREY ETTER – three years’ probation, $5,500 in fines and restitution

DERRICK EVANS – 3 months, 3 years’ probation, $4,000 in fines and restitution

Jesse Evans

TRENISS JEWELL EVANS III – 20 days, three yrs. probation, $5,500 fines and restitution

Michael Fagundes

ROBERT FLYNT FAIRCHILD JR. – 6 months’ incarceration, $2,000 restitution

SCOTT KEVIN FAIRLAMB – 41 months in prison, 26 mo. probation, $2,000

ALEXANDER FAN – a year on probation, $500, 100 hours of community service

ISAIAH FARNSWORTH – 3 months, 3 years on probation, community service, $11,860 in restitution

JASON FARRIS – 18 months, 24 on probation, $2,000

MARILYN FASSELL – 30 days in jail, 36 months on probation, $500

THOMAS FASSELL – 7 days, $500 in restitution

RENEE FATTA – 24 months’ probation, $500

LUKE FAULKNER – 30 days house arrest, probation, community service, $500

TROY FAULKNER – 5 months, 36 months on probation, $10,560 in restitution

THOMAS FEE – must pay $1,000 in fines and fees, 50 hours community service, 2 yrs. probation 

BRANDON FELLOWS – three years, plus five months for contempt of court, three years’ probation, $2,000

JAMIE FERGUSON – community service, two years’ probation, $500

LETICIA VILHENA FERREIRA – 14 days in jail, three years’ supervised release, $500

ANTONIO FERRIGNO – 2 mo. home confinement, 60 hrs. com. serv., 2 yrs. prob., $871 fines and rest

JEFFREY FINLEY – 75 days in jail, a year on probation, and $500

Tim Finnegan – guilty, two misdemeanors

Christopher Finney – has pleaded guilty, two misdemeanors

FREDERIC FIOL – 45 days in jail, two years on probation, $500

Alan Fischer III

Joseph W. Fischer

JOSEPH ROBERT FISHER – 20 months, 24 more on probation, $2,000

SAMUEL J. FISHER – 120 days in jail, one year on probation, community service, etc.; plus 42 months on a gun charge 

CINDY FITCHETT – 1 month home detention, probation, community service, $500

Michael Fitzgerald

KYLE FITZSIMONS – 87 months in prison, 3 years’ supervised release, $2,770

John Flanagan – pleaded guilty

Sarah Flanagan – pleaded guilty

James Flint-Smith – has pleaded guilty

EDUARD FLOREA – 33 months in prison.

Steven Fogarty

KELLY LYNN FONTAINE – 21 days, three years’ probation, $1,500

SAMUEL FONTANEZ RODRIGUEZ – a year on probation, $500, 50 hrs. com. service

GILBERT FONTICOBA – four years in prison, three additional on probation

Jorge Fournier

MICHAEL FOURNIER – 30 days, probation, 100 hrs. of com. service, $500

SAMUEL CHRISTOPHER FOX – 60 days home confinement, fines and restitution in the sum of $3,000

MICHAEL JOSEPH FOY – 40 months in jail, 24 on probation, $2,000

JACOB FRACKER – 59 days, 120 hrs. com. serv., 12 mo. prob., $2,000

JUDY FRAIZE – probation for a year, $500

(R.I.P.) ROY NELSON FRANKLIN - deceased

DAWN FRANKOWSKI – probation, $1,250 in fines and restitution, community service

Howard Raymond Freelove

Nolan Freeman – has pleaded guilty

LARRY FRELIGH – 4 months, a year on probation, $500

Caleb Fuller

Kenneth Fuller

NICHOLAS FULLER – probation, three years; location monitoring, 180 days, 80 hrs. com. service, $2,000

WILLIAM IRVIN FULLER – three years on probation, 60 days location monitoring, $500

LEVI GABLE – 45 days on house arrest, $1,500 in fines and restitution, com. service

BRIAN MICHAEL GAHERTY – 33 months in prison, $10,000 fine (for threatening to kill Maxine Waters)

KEVIN GALETTO – 27 months in prison, $2,000

James Gallagher

THOMAS GALLAGHER – must do 60 hrs. community service, $500 restitution, 2 yrs. probation 

Thomas Gallagher

William Gallagher

JOEI LEANN GALLMAN – 18 months on probation, 50 hours of com. service, and $1,500 in fines and restitution

WILLIAM JOHN WYATT GALLMAN – same sentence as Joei

ANDREW GALLOWAY – 30 days, $1,500 in fines and restitution

August Raymond Garcia

Gabriel Augustin Garcia – guilty, two felonies

JACOB GARCIA – 30 days (intermittent), 2 yrs. probation, $500

MITCHELL TODD GARDNER II – 55 mo., 36 mo. probation, $3,500 in fines and restitution

Troy Vincent Garrett – has pleaded guilty

David Michael Gary – has pleaded guilty

Lowell Gates

Spencer Sidney Geller – currently a fugitive

RAECHEL GENCO – probation, community service, $500

Edward George Jr.

CHRISTINA GERDING – 2 years on probation, $500

JASON GERDING – 2 years on probation, $500

ERIC GERWATOWSKI – 30 days of home confinement, two years on probation, $2,000

JOHN HUBERT GETSINGER JR. – 60 days, 36 mo. prob., 100 hrs. com. serv., $500

Robert Giacchetti – pleaded guilty to assaulting an officer

MICHAEL GIANOS – 1 mo. home confinement, community service, $500

LARRY FIFE GIBERSON – two months in jail, $2,000

Isaiah Giddings – awaiting sentencing on one felony count

ROBERT GIESWEIN – four years in prison, three on probation, $2,000

DAVID JOSEPH GIETZEN – six years in prison, three additional on supervised release, $710

TONY LEE GILL – 45 days in jail, $1,500

VINCENT GILLESPIE – 68 mo., 36 supervised release, $2,000 restitution, $25,000 fine

Lee Giobbie

ANTHIME JOSEPH GIONET – 60 days, two years on probation, $2,500 fines and restitution.

Frank Peter Molinari Giorgi

RUDY GIULIANI, et. al. – the defendants in the Georgia election fraud case have already taken a few lumps; Rudy has lost a defamation case against two Georgia poll workers, and the jury awarded them $148.2 million. Rudy is also going to be disbarred in Washington D.C.

Kenneth Giusini – has pleaded guilty to one charge

FRANK  R. GIUSTINO – 90 days, $500

MARCOS GLEFFE – 60 days’ home detention, 60 hours’ community service, $1,000

EARL GLOSSER – probation, $500 restitution, 100 hours community service

Billy Joe Gober

Darrell Wayne Goins

SIMONE MELISSA GOLD – sentence: 60 days, $9,500 fine, $500 in restitution, year on supervised release

George Gonzalez

Mario Gonzalez

DANIEL GOODWYN – 60 days in jail, a year of supervised release, $3,000 in fines and restitution.

JOHN THOMAS GORDON – 6 months in prison, $2,000

VAUGHN GORDON – 90 days home confinement, 3 yrs. probation, $500

Amy Nicole Gordon – opted for a jury trial; found guilty on all charges

Bart Gore

Patrick Gorski

Vitali Gossjankowski – awaiting sentence on multiple felonies

Caden Paul Gottfried

JOHN DAVID ROSS GOULD – 2 mo. home confinement, a year on probation, 60 hrs. com. serv., $500 

JEFFREY GRACE – 75 days, and a bonus year on probation, $500

JEREMY GRACE –  21 days, community service, $500 restitution, probation for a year

JONATHAN GRACE – 24 months behind bars, 36 more on supervised release, $7,000

Daryl Steven Graham – has pleaded guilty

JAMES TATE GRANT –  three years in prison, $2,000

DANIEL PAUL GRAY – 30 months, 36 more on probation, 200 hours of community service, $2,000

LESLIE GRAY – a year and a day behind bars, $2,000

KENNETH GRAYSON – sentence: 2 mo., $2,000 fine, two years’ probation

LEAH EVA GREEN (a.k.a. Leah Gruppo) – 7 days, $500, three years on probation

Matthew Greene – awaiting sentencing on two serious charges

MICHAEL “WHIP” GREENE – probation and 60 hours of community service (mostly a win for the defendant)

CHRISTOPHER RAY GRIDER – 83 months, fined $5,044; he must also surrender $800 he raised on a Go Fund Me page 

ANDREW KYLE GRIGSBY – Andrew got a pardon, which save him any troubles for his crimes on January 6. But in 2024, he pleaded guilty to possession of child sexual assault materials and was sentenced to three years behind bars.

COUY GRIFFIN – 14 days in jail, community service, $3,500 in fines and restitution

Jason Griffin – pleaded guilty, minor charge

ANTHONY A. GRIFFITH SR. – six months, twelve on probation, $500

JACK JESSE GRIFFITH (a.k.a. JUAN BABIANO) – 90 days of home confinement, plus 14 added for parole violations, 36 months’ probation, $500

PHILIP GRILLO – a year in jail

ANDREW WILLIAM GRISWOLD – 75 days in jail, two years’ supervised release, $2,000

MARK GRODS – three years’ probation, $2,000

THOMAS GRONEK – time served, $50 fine, arrested on Jan. 5 on a gun charge

JEREMY GROSECLOSE – 40 months behind bars, 24 on probation, $5,000

JULIANO GROSS – 45 days home confinement, and other typical “bonuses,” inc. $500

LOGAN GROVER – 30 days home arrest, 24 mo. probation, 100 hrs. com. serv., $500

LEONARD GRUPPO – 90 days, home confinement, $3,500 in fines and restitution, etc.

Daniel Guizio – guilty, two misdemeanors

DEREK GUNBY – 60 days, probation, $2,000

BRIAN GUNDERSEN – 18 months in jail, probation, $2,000

Leonard Guthrie Jr.

CHRIS GUTIERREZ – probation for three years, $2,000 owed in fines and restitution

Richard Gutowski

JOSEPH HACKETT – 42 months in prison, 36 months on probation

James Haffner

STACEY WADE HAGER – 7 months, $500

TIMOTHY LOUISE HALE-CUSANELLI – four years in jail, $2,000

JOSHUA HALL – a year on probation, $700 in fines and restitution

SCOTT HALL – five years on probation, $5,000

LUIS HALLON – two years on probation, $500

Michael Haltom

ZYLAS HAMILTON – probation for two years, location monitoring for 30 days, 60 hours of community service, $1,500 in fines and restitution

THOMAS PATRICK HAMNER – 30 months in prison, $2,000 fine, 3 years’ probation

CHARLES HAND III – 20 days, probation, community service and $500

ROBERT HANNA – 24 months on probation, $1,000 in fines and restitution

STEVEN HANNA – same sentence as Robert (above)

Theo Hanson

Rocky Hardie

MICHAEL LEE HARDIN – 30 days home det., $500, 60 hrs. com. serv., 18 months probation.

Peter J. Harding

STACIE ANN HARGIS-GETSINGER – 60 days, $500, probation, etc.

ALEX HARKRIDER – two years in prison, two more on probation, $2,000

KENNETH HARRELSON – 48 months in prison, 24 months on probation

DANIEL HARRINGTON – 45 days, probation, $500

DOUGLAS HARRINGTON – 40 months, 24 on probation, $2,295

DR. AUSTIN BRENDLEN HARRIS – fines and restitution in the sum of $5,500, and 400 hours of community service

JOHNNY HARRIS – 7 months, a year of probation, $500

RICHARD L. HARRIS – 41 months, 36 more on probation, $605

BRUCE J. HARRISON – community service, restitution, 2 yrs. probation, $500

JEREMY HARRISON – 30 days’ home confinement, probation, community service, $500

ERIC GLEN HARROWER – 10 days in the slammer, probation, etc., $500

Dean Robert Harshman – guilty plea, one misdemeanor

TIMOTHY ALLEN HART – 45 days on home confinement, three years’ probation, $2,000

Steve Hassel

Daniel Hatcher: guilty, misdemeanor charges

ANDREW HATLEY – sentence: 60 hrs. comm. service, $500 restitution, 3 yrs. probation

JACOB HAWKINS – probation, two years, $500

Jarod Lee Hawks – was arrested and charged only in November of 2024, and charged with assaulting police. He has since been arrested several more times for crimes including burglary and assault, in Florida.

Uliyahu Hayah – has plead guilty to assault

JOSHUA DILLON HAYNES – sentence: 2 yrs., 8 mo. in prison, $2,000 in restitution, and $29,989.36 in euros restitution; he was also arrested again and charged with strangulation of a family member.

DONALD HAZARD – 4 years, 9 months, and probation, $2,000

STEPHANIE HAZELTON  (a.k.a. Stephanie Wolf/Wolfe) – 10 days, three mo. home confinement, $2,000

ALBUQUERQUE COSPER HEAD – 90 months in prison, 3 yrs. pro., $2,000 restitution

BRIAN HEALION – 100 days in jail, three years on probation, $2,000

CHAD HEATHCOTE – 15 days, probation for three years, $500

Chad Hedgcock – guilty, misdemeanor charges

BENJAMIN HEFFELFINGER – two years on probation, $500

Brandon Heffner – has pleaded guilty, felony

JENNIFER HEINL – 14 days, two years on probation, $500

DODGE DALE HELLONEN – 279 hours of com. service, four yrs. probation, $500

EDWARD E. HEMENWAY II – 45 days, 60 hours community service, $500 in restitution

PAM HEMPHILL – 60 days, $500, 36 months’ probation – MS. HEMPHILL TURNS DOWN THE PARDON OFFER. “ACCEPTING A PARDON WOULD ONLY INSULT THE CAPITOL POLICE OFFICERS, RULE OF LAW, AND, OF COURSE, OUR NATION,” SHE EXPLAINS.

NICHOLAS PATRICK HENDRIX – 30 days, $500, 36 months on probation

JON NICHOLAS HENEGHAN – 20 days, one year on supervised release, $500

Michael Hennessey

TYLER HENSON – 6 months on probation, $1,000 in fines and restitution

CARA MAUREEN HENTSCHEL – 45 days in halfway house, $1,000 fines & rest., 36 mo. pro.

DANIEL HERENDEEN – 14 days behind bars, two months of house arrest, a $500 fine, and three years on probation

ANDREW ALAN HERNANDEZ – sentence: 18 mo., $2,000 fine, 3 yrs. probation

EMILY HERNANDEZ -30 days, one year probation, $500, 80 hours com. serv. – at the time of her pardon, she was serving ten years in prison for two DWI offenses, killing one person, injuring a second.

JOSHUA “ACE” HERNANDEZ – sentence: 24 mo., $2,000 fine, 3 yrs. probation

ERIK HERERRA – 4 yrs. in prison, 3 more on probation, $3,000 in fines and restitution.

DILLON COLBY HERRINGTON – 37 months in prison, 36 months on probation, $2,000; in January 2024, Herrington is indicted again, this time in Alabama, on charges of rape. The alleged crime is so heinous that he is denied bail and spends at least seventeen months in jail, awaiting trial. No record yet of the outcome is available.

Michael Hershberger-Davis

CAMERON EDWARD HESS –  9 months in jail, 36 on probation, $2,000.

JOSEPH KERRY HICKS – 24 months’ probation, 100 hours of community service, $500

Clayton Hildebrand – has pleaded guilty

DUSTY ALLAN HIGGINS – 14 days, three years on probation, $500

JACOB G. HILES – fined $500, ordered to complete 60 hrs. com. service, 3 yrs. probation.

Jim Hindle – fake elector

Charles Himber – has pled guilty

SANDRA HODGES – 10 days, three years on probation

PAUL ALLARD HODGKINS – 8 months in prison, $2,000 fine, 2 yrs. super. Release

Thomas Hodo

Judith Celese Hoekstra

Nicholas Hofer

LUKE HOFFMAN – 20 months, $2,000

Ryan Holden

BRENT HOLDRIDGE – 60 days, three years on probation, $500. He is pardoned; but in May 2025, he is arrested again on charges of burglary, theft, and possession of stolen property.

Brian Holmes

SARAH KATHLEEN HOLMES – a year on probation, $1,500 in fines and restitution

LISA ANNE HOMER – community service, probation, $500 restitution, $5,000 fine

(R.I.P.) DAVID KENNEDY HOMOL – death by suicide; gunshot to the temple

DILLON PAUL HOMOL – 3 months’ home confinement, can go to work, 2 years’ probation

ADAM AVERY HONEYCUTT – 90 days, $500 restitution

MATTHEW HONIGFORD – 19 months in prison, probation, $2,000

KASEY VON OWEN HOPKINS – 4 months, 24 months’ probation, $500 – HAD A PREVIOUS CONVICTION FOR “FORCIBLE RAPE,” RESULTING IN A SEVEN-YEAR SENTENCE

COREY HORAN – three years’ probation, $500

STEPHEN ETHAN HORN – probation, $2,000

JAMES MATTHEW HORNING – 30 days, $500, probation

IAN ROSS HORVATH – probation for three years, $500

JENNIFER HORVATH – 14 days, 90 home confine, $500, 3 yrs. pro.

ALAN HOSTETTER – 11 years, 3 months in prison, $32,400 in fines and restitution, etc.

DAVID BRIAN HOWARD –  probation for two years, $500, community service

JOSEPH HOWE – 50 months in jail, $2,000

ANNIE HOWELL – 60 days, 36 months on probation, $500

JASON HOWLAND – 3 months on home detention, three years on probation, $10,000

JEFFREY HUBBARD – 45 days, 36 mo. on probation, fines and fees of $1,000

Hal Ray Huddleston

JOSIAH PABLO HUESO – three years on probation, 50 hours of com. serv., $500

JEROD WADE HUGHES – three years, ten months, $2,000

JOSHUA CALVIN HUGHES – three years, two months in prison, $2,000, 3 yrs. pro.

NATHAN EARL HUGHES – 25 months, 36 months’ probation, $5,000

Jonathan Humphreys – pleaded guilty, misdemeanor

Evan Hunt

Joseph Daniel Hutchinson III – the fugitive was apprehended on January 6, 2024

DALE HUTTLE – 30 months behind bars, 36 months visiting his probation officer, $3,639 in fines and restitution.

(R.I.P.) 775a. MATTHEW HUTTLE – six months, $500 (killed by police in a traffic stop, 1/27/25)

JASON LEE HYLAND – 7 days, $4,500 in fines and restitution

SUZANNE IANNI – 15 days, 30 months pro., 60 hrs. com. serv., $500

Mark Sami Ibrahim

Eugenia Inks

Richard Inks

ELIAS IRIZARRY – 14 days, $500

Joseph Irwin – convicted, felony charges

TRACI ISAACS – a year and a day, $2,000

WILLIAM ISAACS – five years on probation

BRYAN WAYNE IVEY – 60 days home confinement, three years’ probation, $500

Arthur Jackman – has pleaded guilty, misdemeanor charge

ADAM LEJAY JACKSON – 52 weekends in jail, a year of home confinement, $6,392 in fines and restitution

BRIAN SCOTT “SKOOTER” JACKSON – 37 months in prison

Emanuel Jackson

MICAJAH JOEL JACKSON – 90 days residential facility, $1,500 fines & rest., 36 mo. pro.

DOMINIC JAKUBOWSKI – two years on probation, the first 60 days to serve on home detention, community service, $5,500 in fines and restitution

Aaron James

JOSHUA JAMES – probation, $2,000

DEREK JANCART – 45 days, $500

Sergio Herrera Jaramillo

RAUL JARRIN – 14 days, three years on probation, $500.

YESENIA JAURE – probation, two years, $500

IRAJ JAVID – 90 days of home confinement, 24 months on probation, $500

SHANE JENKINS – seven years in prison, $5,896 in fines and restitution, and three extra years on probation

ALLAN JENNINGS – a year in jail, three on probation, $3,825.

DOUG JENSEN – five years in prison, $2,000 fine

JUSTIN JERSEY – 51 months, 36 months on probation, $32,165.65 in restitution.

TAYLOR JAMES JOHNATAKIS – 84 months in jail, 36 months on probation, $2,385

ADAM JOHNSON – 75 days, 200 hrs., fined $5,000, restitution, plus probation

Andrew Joshua Johnson

ANDREW PAUL JOHNSON – a year behind bars, a year more on probation, $2,836 in fines and restitution. Post-pardon, Johnson was sentenced to life in prison for a sustained history of sexually abusing two 12-year-olds, one boy, one girl.

DANIEL JOHNSON – 4 months, $2,000 in restitution, 1 year probation

DARYL JOHNSON – 30 days, one yr. super. release, $4,000 in fines & rest. He is later sentenced to six months in jail for secretly recording women who visited a tanning salon owned by his father.

JACK MITCHELL JOHNSON – 7 days, a year on probation, 60 hrs. com. service, $500

JOSHUA JOHNSON – 24 months in prison, $2,000

PAUL RUSSELL JOHNSON – five years on probation, 52 weekends in jail, two years of home confinement, $27,000 in fines and restitution

Steve Elijah Johnson Jr.

THADDIS JOHNSON JR. – 180 days’ house arrest, 60 hrs. com. serv., $500, 2 yrs. pro.

Whitney Johnson

ZACHARY JOHNSON – 42 months behind bars, 36 months of supervised release

Damian Johnston – has pleaded guilty, misdemeanor charges

DAVID CHARLES JOHNSTON – 21 days, 90 days’ house arrest, $3,000, 3 yrs. pro.

JAY JOHNSTON – a year and a day, $2,000

BRIAN RAYMOND JONES – probation, community service, $500

CALEB JONES - two months of home confinement, 100 hours com. serv., etc.

Chad Barrett Jones – guilty on nine counts

Clayton Jones

KAREN JANE JONES – 36 months’ probation, inc. 90 days location monitoring, $3,000

ROBERT WALTER JONES – same sentence as his lovely wife, Karen, above

Christopher Jordan

Earl Jordan

MICAIAH JOSEPH – 37 months, 36 on probation, $2,000

Predrag Jovanovic

Nicole Marie Joyner – found guilty, jury trial

David Michael Joynt

DAVID LEE JUDD – 32 months, 2 yrs. probation, $5,691.

JOHN JURAN – two mo. home confine., $1,000 fines & rest., probation

ZVONIMIR JURLINA – 14 days, two years’ probation, $500

RALPH KAHLER – probation, 30 days of location monitoring, $1,598 in fines and restitution, 40 hours of community service

SUZANNE KAHLER – probation, 30 days of location monitoring, $1,598 in fines and restitution, 40 hours of community service

RILEY KASPER – 37 months in prison, $2,000

Dr. Daphne Kasperek – pleaded guilty

Thomas Kasperek - pleaded guilty

JARED KASTNER – five months in jail, a year on probation

SUZANNE KAYE – 18 months in prison

WILLIAM GLYNN KEEN – probation for 18 months, $500

QUINN KEEN – two years, two more on probation, $2,000

KLETE KELLER – six months home incarceration, 36 months’ probation, 360 hours of community service, $2,000

EDWARD KELLEY – found guilty by a jury, pardoned; in July 2025, convicted in a plot to murder FBI agents, and sentenced to life in prison 

KARI DAWN KELLEY – three years’ probation, $500

RYAN KELLEY – 60 days, a year on probation, $5,500 in fines and restitution

BRIAN LEO KELLY – 10 days in jail, two years’ probation, $500

Christopher M. Kelly (case dismissed)

KASH LEE KELLY – 60 days, $500

KENNETH KELLY – 60 days home confinement, $500, 12 months probation

LEO KELLY – 30 months in jail, $7,000 in fines and restitution

Thomas “Tommy” Joseph Kelly, Jr.  – had pleaded guilty

Christina Kelso

CHRIS KENILEY: 10 days, a year on probation, $500

Nicholas L. Kennedy – guilty, pair of felonies

Michael Kenny – has pleaded guilty

Thomas Kenny – has pleaded guilty

Jay Matthew Kenyon – guilty, five charges

JOSIAH KENYON – six years, $43,315 in restitution

HEATHER KEPLEY – three years on probation, $2,000

JULIAN KHATER – sentenced to six years, eight months in federal detention, fines and restitution: $12,000.

CAROL KICINSKI – 20 days, probation, $500

NOLAN HAROLD KIDD – 45 days, $500

CLIVE M. KINCAID – home confinement, probation, $1,376

PATRICK JOHN KING – three years on probation, $500

DEREK KINNISON – 33 months, 36 more on probation, $2,000

WILLIAM STEPHON KIT – 30 days in jail, 40 hrs. com. service

FEDERICO KLEIN – 70 months, $5,000 in fines and restitution

JONATHANPETER KLEIN – 9 months in prison, three years’ probation, $3,000

MATTHEW LELAND KLEIN – 90 days’ incarceration, three years on supervised release

William George Knight

James Allen Knowles – guilty on one charge, innocent on three others

JOSHUA KNOWLES – 7 months in jail, one year on probation, $500

BRADY KNOWLTON – probation, $100,000 in fines and restitution

BILLY KNUTSON – six months in jail, $500, one year on probation

Troy Allen Koen – guilty of assault

MATTHEW KOHLER – three years on probation, 200 hours of community service, $5,500 in fines and restitution

CORY KONOLD – 30 days in prison, two years on probation

FELICIA KONOLD – 45 days in prison, two years on probation

BRIAN KORTE – 21 days, $500

JACKSON KOSTOLSKY – 30 days home confinement, $500, three years’ probation

PAUL KOVACIK – 90 days, $500, probation

ADAM KOVSKY – three years on probation, $500

Emil Kozeluh

PHILIP EDWARD KRAMER – 30 days, 100 hours com. serv., $3,000 in fines & restitution

DAVID KRAUSS – probation, 60 hours of community service, $1,500 in fines and restitution

NICHOLAS KRAUSS – same sentence as his dad, above

PETER MICHAEL KRILL – nine months in jail, $2,000

MATTHEW THOMAS KROL – five years, three more on probation, $2,980

Laura Daube Kronen

CARLY KRZYWICKI – 90 days home detention, three years on probation, $500

DEBORAH ANNE KUECKEN – three years on probation, $500 fine

CHRISTOPHER KUEHNE – 75 days, two years on probation, inc. 60 days home confinement

MARK KULAS JR. – 60 days home detention, six months’ probation

CHRISTIAN KULAS – 60 days home detention, six months’ probation

KYLE KUMER – ten months in prison, two years on probation, com. service, $2,000

David Scott Kuntz

Dianelle Lacy

TRICIA LaCOUNT – three years on probation, $500

JUSTIN LaGESSE – 11 months in jail, 12 more on probation, $43,315

JOHN LAMMONS – 30 days in the jug, three years on probation, $500

LT. SHANE M. LAMOND – sentenced to 18 months, in June 2025, after President Trump issued his blanet pardons

ANTONIO LAMOTTA – minimum of 11.5 months (on gun charges); also guilty on rioting charges; six months for his actions on January 6

Edward Jacob Lang – he was never formally convicted but spent many months in jail; since his pardon, he has been arrested multiple times, including for busting up an anti-ICE display in Minneapolis. He has also spent time bringing a whole roast pig to places where Jews and Muslims live – as an affront to their religions.

NICHOLAS LANGUERAND – 44 months in prison, $2,000 fine, probation, etc.

MELANIE LANHAM – sentenced to probation, 18 mo.

JOSEPH JULIUS LAPOINT\ – 19 days, a year on probation, $500

BENJAMIN LAROCCA – 60 days, one yr. supervised release, com. serv., $2,500

MICKI LARSON-OLSON – 180 days in jail

NICHOLAS LATTANZI – 14 days in jail, $500 fine, $500 restitution

JONATHAN DAVIS LAURENS – 60 days home confinement, $1,242 fines & rest., etc.

JEAN LAVIN – 10 days, 60 days home confinement, probation, $2,500 fine, $500 rest.

REBECCA LAVRENZ – no jail time, but $500 in restitution, and a fine of $103,000

Jesse Law – fake elector

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.

KENE BRIAN LAZO – 45 days, $500; at the same time, Lazo was arrested on a battery of sexual abuse charges (I have found no report on the outcome of that case.)

NHI NGOC MAI LE – 10 days in jail, $1,500 in fines and restitution

MATTHEW LeBRUN – 60 days of location monitoring, probation (one year), 40 hours of community service, $500

Deborah Lynn Lee

Tricia LeCount: – guilty, misdemeanor

JUSTIN LEE – 18 months, a year on probation, $7,500

Keith Lee – as of November 16, 2023, there is no evidence he has ever been charged

MARK LEFFINGWELL – six months, $2,000 in restitution, probation, 200 hours of community service 

CHRISTINA LEGROS – six months of supervised release, time served, $500

RICHARD LEMKE – three years in prison, three additional on parole

NICHOLES J. LENTZ – 30 days home confinement, $500, com. serv., probation

DAVID JOHN LESPERANCE – 10 days, four years of supervised release/probation, $3,500

JACOB LEWIS – $3,000 fine, plus $500 in restitution, 2 years’ probation, 60 hrs. com. serv. 

WILLIAM LEWIS – 37 months in prison, two years on probation, $3,761 in restitution

DANIEL LEYDEN – 38 months in prison, followed by a year of supervised release

JOSEPH LEYDEN – 6 months behind bars, followed by a year of supervised release

ANNA LICHNOWSKI – 45 days, three years’ probation, 200 hrs. com.service, $3,000

Lawrence Ligas

Lance Ligocki

TERRY LYNN LINDSEY – five months in prison, $500, 60 hrs. com. serv., 36 mo. pro.

LUKE MICHAEL LINTS – 4 mo., 36 mo. probation, inc. 4 mo. home detention, $2,000

JAMES LITTLE – 120 days, with credit for 60 already served, $500, 36 months on probation; sentence may be partially reversed; probation is thrown out, and the judge adds 90 more days in the can

JIA LIU – 4 months in prison, a year on probation, $500

John Michael Livingston – has pleaded guilty

JON LIZAK – three years’ probation, 50 hours of com. serv., $500

SAUL LLAMAS – 18 months on probation, 120 hrs. community service, $3,000

Leonard Lobianco – has pleaded guilty to one charge, a felony

MICHAEL LOCKWOOD – a year and a day, three years on supervised release, $2,000

Ronald Loehrke

KEVIN LOFTUS – $500 restitution, 60 hours community service, probation

Matthew Eugene Loganbill – guilty, all charges

CHRISTOPHER LOGSDON – 14 days, served intermittently, $500 restitution

TINA LOGSDON – 14 days, served intermittently, restitution and community service

JOSHUA R. LOLLAR – 31 months, $2,000

JAMES DOUGLAS LOLLIS JR. – 90 days home confinement, 3 years on probation, etc.

JOHN LOLOS – 14 days, $500

(R.I.P.) MICHAEL JOHN LOPATIC SR. 

PAUL LOVLEY – 14 days, three years on probation, $500

CARSON LUCARD – 21 days, on weekends, 60 days home confinement, $500, 3 yrs. pro.

Larry John Lucas, Jr.

ANTON LUNYK – 2 mo. home confine., com. serv., $1,242 fines & rest., etc.

Anatoliy Anatolievich Lutsik

Duong Dai Luu

William Christopher Lyon – has pleaded guilty to two charges

KEVIN JAMES LYONS – 51 months in prison, 36 months on probation, $2,000

ROBERT ANTHONY LYON – 40 days, $3,000 in fines & restitution, 1 yr. of supervised release 

DANEAN KIMBERLY MacANDREW - 3 months, 24 months more on probation

Ian Richard MacBride

AVERY MACCRACKEN – a year and a day in jail, three years on probation, $2,000

BRENNAN MACHACEK – a year on probation, $500

JOSHUA MACIAS – minimum of 11.5 months on unrelated gun charges

Brandon Mackie: guilty, misdemeanor offense

Nathan Mackie: guilty, misdemeanor offense

CLIFFORD MACKRELL – 27 months in prison, 36 on probation, $2,000

MICHAEL MACKRELL – 27 months, a year on probation, $2,000

DOUGLAS MACRAE – one year on probation, 120 hours of community service, $500

DOMINICK MADDEN – 20 days, $5000

SHAWN DANIEL MAHONEY – 45 days on home detention, 60 hours of community service, $500

DEBRA J. MAIMONE – 120 hours of location monitoring, two years on probation, 100 hours of com. service, $1,806 in restitution

Steve Omar Maldonado

KRISTINA MALIMON – probation, $500 restitution, 100 hours community service

Peter Malone

MARKUS MALY – six years in prison, three more on supervised release, $620 special assessment

GIORGI MAMULASHVILI – a year on probation, community service, $500

Adam Christopher Mancuso

Jeanette Mangia – failed to appear; arrested in July 2024

CHRISTIAN MATTHEW MANLEY – 50 months in prison, probation, $2,000

LANDON MANWARING – 30 days, 35 months on probation, $500

SUSAN MANWARING – 30 days home confinement, probation, $1,000 in fines and restitution

Mario Mares – convicted, was carrying a handgun

ANTHONY R. MARIOTTO – fines and restitution $5,500, 250 hours com. serv., probation

Richard Markey – has pleaded guilty to felony assault

ABRAM MARKOFSKI – fined $1,500, two years on probation

FELIPE MARQUEZ – three months home confinement; 18 mo. probation, $500

MICHAEL MARROQUIN – 6 months, a year on probation and $500

David A. Marshall

Rebecca Irene Marshburn

BENJAMIN MARTIN – guilty on five charges – at the time of the riot he was on probation for battering his girlfriend, choking her and dragging her back into the home after she tried to flee. He also had a battery conviction for striking his teenage daughter. That meant he was ineligible to own firearms. Pardoned for his actions on January 6, he was eventually sentenced to three years and two months in prison, related to gun charges, since he had eight in his home when it was searched.

Dustin Martin – has pleaded guilty

Kristopher Martin – charges dropped

MARCUS CLINT MARTIN – 32 months in prison, probation and $2,000

MATTHEW MARTIN – acquitted on all charges

ZACHARY MARTIN – fined $1,500, 60 hours community service, probation, 36 months

FELIPE ANTONIO MARTINEZ – 21 months, 36 more on probation, $2,000

VICTOR MARTINEZ – 14 days, a year of probation, $500

James Wayne Maryanski

Siaka Massaquoi

KENNETH D. MASSIE – 30 days of home confinement, two years on probation, $500

ANTHONY MASTANDUNO – 57 months, 24 more on probation, $630 special assessment

ISRAEL MATSON – a year on probation, community service, $500

MATTHEW MATULICH – 90 days, probation, community service, $500

CODY MATTICE – 44 months in prison, $2,000, three years’ supervised release

Ethan Mauck – guilty, two counts of four

JAMES PHILIP MAULT – 44 months in prison, $2,000, three years’ supervised release

CHRISTOPHER MAURER – 50 months, 24 more on probation, $2,000

Cylester Maxwell

JAKE MAXWELL – 18 months on probation, the first six on home detention, $1,500

MARK ANDREW MAZZA – five years in prison, $2,150 in restitution, probation

ANTHONY MICHAEL MAZZIO JR. – 60 days, $500, 3 years’ probation

MATTHEW MAZZOCCO – 45 days in jail. 60 hours of community service, $500

RONALD COLTON McABEE – 70 months behind bars, 24 on probation, $32,165.65 in restitution

EDWARD McALANIS – community service, $500 restitution, two years’ probation

Justin McAllister

JUSTIN McAULIFFE - 60 days home confinement, no use of social media, probation, $500

PATRICK EDWARD McCAUGHEY III – 90 months, 2 years supervised release, $2,000

MICHAEL McCORMICK – 14 days, $500 restitution, $1,000 fine

BRIAN McCREARY – 42 days of intermittent jail, 2 mo. home det., $3,000 fines, etc.

Michael McDonald – Nevada elector

SAVANNAH DANIELLE McDONALD – 21 days, $500

Darl McDorman

Kathryn McEvoy – guilty, two misdemeanors

TYRONE McFADDEN JR. – 30 days of home arrest, probation, $500

BRIAN SCOTT McGEE – 7 days in jail, probation for three years, $500

Jenna McGrath

Laura McGrath

JAMES BURTON McGREW – 78 months, 36 more on probation, $7,000

SEAN MICHAEL McHUGH – 78 months, $7,000 in fines and restitution

Jeffrey McKellop

KYLE DOUGLAS McMAHAN: 19 months behind bars, $2,000

JAMES McNAMARA – 12 months in jail, 24 on probation, $2,000

LOIS LYNN McNICOLL – probation, community service, $500

DEVIN McNULTY – a year and a day behind bars, two years on probation, $2,000

ODIN MEACHAM – 6 years in prison, 2 on probation

(R.I.P.) NEJOURDE MEACHAM – may have died by suicide, age 22

Clint Dow Medford

David Medina

Shawn Meehan – Nevada fake elector

CONNIE MEGGS – 15 months, $500, probation, had served 45 days, also

KELLY MEGGS – twelve years in prison

DAVID MEHAFFIE – 14 months in prison, 24 months’ probation, $2,000

Brent Meldrum – has pleaded guilty

RONALD MELE – 33 months, three more years on probation, $2,000

JONATHAN MELLIS – 51 months behind bars, three years’ probation, $22,000 in fines and restitution – HIS PARDON DOES NOT WIPE AWAY HIS PREVIOUS CONVICTION FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING (METHAPHETAMINES)  - WHICH RESULTED IN A 20-YEAR SENTENCE

(R.I.P.) WILLIAM HENDRY MELLORS – died on or about October 10, 2023

JAMES ALLEN MELS – 90 days home con., com. serv., 36 mo. pro., $500

Matthew James Melsen

CLEVELAND GROVER MEREDITH JR. – sentenced to 28 months in prison.

WILLIAM D. MERRY JR. – 45 days, $500 restitution

WALTER J. MESSER – two years on probation, and $500

CLIFFORD JAMES METEER – 60 days, community service, probation, etc.

Thomas J. Method – has reached plea deal

Matthew J. Mglej 

RICHARD MICHETTI – 9 months incarceration, $2,000, 24 months on probation

Theodore Middendorf – guilty, destruction of government property – AT THE TIME OF HIS PARDON, HE WAS IN PRISON, SERVING A 19-YEAR SENTENCE FOR SEXUALLY ASSAULTING A SEVEN-YEAR-OLD

JALISE MIDDLETON – 20 months in prison, 30 on probation, $2,000

MARK MIDDLETON – 30 months, 36 on probation, $2,000

Greg Mijares

Sally Ann Milavec – guilty, one misdemeanor

STEVEN MILES – two years in jail, one more on probation, $2,100

AARON JAMES MILEUR – probation, community service, $500

Andrew Thomas Millard

ADAM MILLER – 30 days, 36 months on probation, $1,000 in fines and restitution

Andrew Miller – has pleaded guilty, misdemeanors

BRANDON JAMES MILLER – 20 days, $500, 60 hours of community service

Jared Miller

Jeremy Michael Miller

JULIE MILLER – three years on probation, 50 hours of com. serv., $500

GARRETT MILLER – 38 months in prison, 36 additional months on probation, $605

MATTHEW RYAN MILLER – 33 mo. in prison, fined $2,000

SCOTT MILLER – 66 months in prison, 36 on probation, $2,000

Shane Kenneth Miller

STEPHANIE DANIELLE MILLER – 14 days, $500, 60 hours of com. serv.

RODNEY K. MILSTREED – five years behind bars, two years’ supervised release, $2,000

JORDEN R. MINK – 51 months, three yrs. probation, $2,000 in restitution, and a partridge in a pear tree

ROBERTO A. MINUTA – 54 months in prison, 36 months on probation

DAVID C. MISH JR. – 30 days in jail, $500 in restitution

Jennifer Mitchell – has pleaded guilty

LANDON MITCHELL – 27 mo., 36 on prob., $2,000

KYLE MLYNAREK – 100 days in jail, one year on probation, $1,000

ANTHONY RICHARD MOAT – 10 days, $500

BRIAN CHRISTOPHER MOCK – 33 months behind bars, 24 on probation, $2,710

PAUL MODRELL – 90 days of home detention, 36 months’ probation, $500

DAVID MOERSCHEL – 36 months behind bars, 36 more on probation, $400

Peter G. Moloney – has pleaded guilty to assault

Michael Mollo, Jr.

NICOLAS MONCADA – three years on probation, $500

AMANDA JEAN MONGELLI – probation, $500

MATTHEW MONTALVO – 90 days’ location monitoring, $5,500 in fines and restitution

Wilmar Jeovanny Montano Alvarado – guilty on all charges, inc. three felonies

PATRICK MONTGOMERY – 37 months for assaulting an officer, 36 on probation

CORRINE MONTONI – one month in the slammer, two years on prob., $2,000

SAMUEL CHRISTOPHER MONTOYA – 4 months’ home confinement, community service, three years on probation, $2,000 restitution

MARYANNE MOONEY-RONDON – one year, home confinement, $11,157.51 in fines and restitution

ANDREW JACKSON MORGAN JR. – 110 days behind bars, yr. on prob., $500

ANNA MORGAN-LLOYD – sentenced to probation, 120 hours of com. service, $500 restitution 

Carol Moore

Craig Jackson Moore – two misdemeanors

Kevin Moore

KATHARINE MORRISON – 8 months, probation, $2,000

DANIEL MICHAEL MORRISSEY – 45 days in jail, $3,000 in fines and restitution

ROBERT MORSS  – five-and-a-half years, $2,300, two years of supervised release

Donald Lee Moss – guilty to a felony charge; assault

AARON MOSTOFSKY – 8 mo. in prison, $2,000, 200 hrs. com. serv., one year probation

JON THOMAS MOTT – 30 days, 3 yrs. probation, $500

CHRISTOPHER PATRICK MOYNIHAN – sentence: 21 mo., $2,000 fine, three yrs. probation. In October 2025, he is arrested again and charged with threatening to kill Rep. Hakeem Jeffries.

Charles Lee Roy Mozingo III – guilty plea, misdemeanors

CLAYTON RAY MULLINS – 30 months in prison, 36 on supervised release, fines and restitution totaling $81,929

David Mullsteff – guilty, one misdemeanor

JONATHAN J. MUNAFO – 33 months in prison, $2,000

ERIC GAVELEK MUNCHEL – 57 months, probations, $2,000

JEFFREY L. MUNGER – placed on probation for 30 months, 60 hrs. com. service, $500

DAWN MUNN – 14 days, 90 days home confinement, 60 hrs., $500

JOSHUA MUNN – three years’ probation, 60 hrs., $500

KAYLI MUNN – three years’ probation, 60 hrs., $500

KRISTI MARIE MUNN – 90 days home confinement, probation, 60 hrs., $500

THOMAS MUNN – 14 days, 90 days home confinement, 60 hrs., $500

HENRY PHILLIP MUNTZER – two years behind bars, another on probation, $2,000

MARSHA MURPHY – pled guilty, case diverted

RACHEL MYERS – two years on probation, 60 hrs. of community service, $500

VERDEN ANDREW NALLEY – probation, two years, community service, $500

JOHN NASSIF  – seven months, 12 months’ probation, $1,500

PETER NAVARRO – 4 months in prison

MARK NEALY – 14 days, $500

MARSHALL NEEFE – 41 months in prison, three years of supervised relief, $2,000

DARRELL NEELY – 28 months in prison, $844.93 in restitution

BRANDON NELSON – community service, two years’ probation, $3,000 fines & restitution 

Bradley Scott Nelson – guilty, two misdemeanors

DEREK NELSON – 75 days in prison, and a year of supervised release, $500

LYNNWOOD NESTER – 10 months in jail, six more on probation, $1,000

Evan Neumann – flees to Belarus; granted “refugee status”

Jeffrey Newcomb

RYAN TAYLOR NICHOLS – 63 months, 36 on probation, $202,000

William Arthur Nichols Jr.

KIRSTYN NIEMELA – 11 months in prison, $1,500 in fines, etc.

GREGORY LAMAR NIX – 42 months, 24 more on probation, $2,000

Derek Noftsger

Rachel Nohle

ANTHONY NOLF – 3 months in the slammer, 5 months on home detention, 36 on probation, $2,000

ETHAN NORDEAN – 18 years in prison, and three more to grow on in probation

Clay Norris – has pleaded guilty to assault

William Robert Norwood III – guilty, one felony

Paul Marvin Nowell

Nathaniel Noyce

KELLY MCFADDEN O’BRIEN – 90 days, $1,000 fine, $500 restitution, year on probation

PATRICK O’BRIEN – three years on probation, $500

SCOTT ALAN O’BRIEN – two years on probation, 60 hours of com. service, fines and restitution, $1.500

Joel Linn O’Donnell

John O’Kelly

TIMOTHY EARL O’MALLEY – two years’ probation, 20 hours of com. service, $500

ADAM OBEST – 18 months, 36 on probation, $2,285

NICK OCHS – four years in prison, $7,000 in fines & restitution, 3 years’ probation

SPENCER OFFMAN – 45 days in jail, probation, community service, $500

Andy Steven Oliva-Lopez – has pleaded guilty, felony charges

Eric Oliver – pleaded guilty, misdemeanors

MICHAEL OLIVERAS – five years for assault, three more on probation, $2,000

STEPHEN ONDULICH – 45 days home detention, three years on probation, com. service, $1,500

MICHAEL ORANGIAS – 90 days home detention, three years on probation, $500

Ryan Orlando – has pleaded guilty

PAUL ORTA JR. – 6 months, a year on probation, $2,000

CHRISTOPHER W. ORTIZ – 2 mo. home detention, 10 months’ probation, $500, 100 hrs.

NICHOLAS ORTT – 27 months, probation for three years, $2,000

Thomas Paul Osborne

Stephen Oseen

GRADY DOUGLAS OWENS – 37 months in jail, 24 months on probation, $3,000

Jared Luther Owens

JASON DOUGLAS OWENS – 24 months, $4,000

ANGELO JUDE PACHECO – 30 days of home detention, community service, two years on probation, $500

ROBERT KEITH PACKER – 75 days, $500; after he is pardoned, Mr. Packer is arrested again after his dogs attack and injure at least four individuals.

JOSEPH PADILLA – six-and-a-half years in prison, $2,820 in fines and special assessment

HUNTER PALM – 45 days’ location monitoring, probation, 100 hrs. of com. service, $500

ROBERT SCOTT PALMER – 63 months in jail, $2,000 down the drain, 3 yrs. probation

MARCUS PANAYIOTOU – 14 days, probation, $2,000

Megan Dawn Paradise

BENNIE PARKER – five years on probation

SANDRA PARKER – one year of home arrest, and four additional  years on probation, 250 hours of community service, and a bill for $1,525

JENNIFER RUTH PARKS – probation, 60 hrs. community service, $500

STEWART PARKS – 8 months, 12 more on probation

JOSHUA SCOTT PARMENTER – five days in jail, a year on probation, a hundred hours of community service, $500

(R.I.P.) DR. TAMMY TOWERS PARRY – shot and killed during eviction proceedings

JOSEPH PASTUCCI – 26 months, three years on probation, $2,000; in 2023, he is also charged with rape. Charges are dropped when the alleged victim refuses to testify.

Blake Patterson

JOSEPH PAVLIK – two months in jail, six home confinement, $8,000

CHRISTOPHER PEARCE – three years’ probation, $500

Zachary Pearlman

DANIEL PEARSTON – 10 days in jail, probation, $1,500

WILLARD JAKE PEART – 60 days home confine., 240 hrs. com. serv., $1,00 in fines and restitution, probation

BRANDON SCOTT PEERY – three years’ probation, $500

NATHAN PELHAM – pled guilty to one misdemeanor, $500; but he also received two years in prison for shooting at arresting officers, $500

LAURA PELLEGRINO – guilty of a misdemeanor, Arizona fake elector

(R.I.P.) MATTHEW PERNA – committed suicide

William Joseph Pepe – found guilty

MICHAEL PERKINS – four years in prison, three more on probation

NICHOLAS J. PERRETTA – 30 days, $500

Justin Daniel Perrou

KERRY PERSICK – 90 days home confinement, $5,500 in fines & restitution, probation

RACHAEL LYNN PERT – probation, 100 hours, $500

TINA PETERS – nine years behind bars

Eric Lee Peterson – guilty, misdemeanor

KURT PETERSON – 45 days, followed by two months on home arrest, $4,700 in restitution

RUSSELL JAMES PETERSON – 30 days, $500

ROBERT LEE PETROSH – 10 days in jail, $1,938 in fines & restitution, probation, etc.

MADISON PETTIT – 45 days house arrest, 18 months of probation, community service, $500 in restitution

Brandon Pettit – has pleaded guilty

DOMINIC PEZZOLA – 10 years, 3 more on probation, $700

T.D. PHAM – 45 days, $1,500

DANIEL D. PHIPPS – 27 months in prison, 36 additional on probation

Robert Piccirillo

Michael Picciuto

Edward Picquet

Levi Plumley – guilty, one charge

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; spent more than a year in jail after bail was denied, before her pardon

MICHAEL POMEROY – 30 days in jail, $500

MARK PONDER – five years, three months behind bars, probation, $2,000

THOMAS POOLER – a year on probation, community service, $1,500

Michael Anthony Pope – has pleaded guilty

William Pope

Alexander Poplin

JOSHUA JAMES PORTLOCK – 20 months, 24 more on probation, $2,000

MASON PORTER – a year on probation, $500

Gerald Powell

RACHEL MARIE POWELL – 57 months in prison, 36 on supervised release, $7,753 in fines and restitution

SIDNEY POWELL – six years’ probation, $8,700 in fines and restitution

David Pracht

Kiera Pracht

NICOLE PRADO – probation, community service, $1,242 in fines and restitution

Christina Marie Praser-Fair

Roger Preacher

BRIAN PRELLER – eight months of location monitoring, community service, $2,000

BRANDON PRENZLIN – probation, 120 hrs., $3,000 in fines and restitution

RONNIE PRESLEY – 12 months in prison, $2,000, 26 months on probation

CHRISTOPHER JOHN PRICE – 45 days, probation, $500

SHAWN PRICE – one year and a day, $2,000 restitution

CHRISTINE PRIOLA – 15 months in prison, $2,000

JOSHUA PRUITT – four years, seven months in prison, three years’ probation, fined $2,000

MAHAILYA PRYER – 45 days, $500, three years on probation; jailed again on eight probation violations

CURTIS PULASKI – 24 months on probation, $500

ANTHONY MICHAEL PUMA – 9 months in prison, 24 months on probation, $2,500 in fines and restitution

Gregory Purdy – convicted by a jury, felony assault

Matthew Purdy – convicted by a jury, misdemeanors

COLBY PURKEL – 21 days in jail, probation, 100 hours of community service, $2,000

WILLARD PURKEL – 60 days, nine months on probation, $2,000

Matthew Thomas Purse

Biao Qu

CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH QUAGLIN – twelve years in prison, $3,220

MICHAEL QUICK – fines and  restitution $1,500, 60 hours community service, 2 years’ probation

STEPHEN QUICK – fines and restitution $1,500, 60 hours community service, 2 years’ probation

Traci Quimby

Baptiste Quinternet

KENNETH RADER – 90 days, fines and restitution, $1,500, 36 months on probation

PAUL RAE – 14 months

JAMES DOUGLAS RAHM JR. – 12 months in prison, 36 months on probation, $2,000

JAMES DOUGLAS RAHM III – 45 days in the slammer, $500

Dion Rajewski

KARTHIK RAMAKRISHNAN – probation, six months, $1,000

BARRY RAMEY – five years in prison, after a trial lasting eleven days, found guilty, $2385

STEPHEN CHASE RANDOLPH – eight years in prison, three more on probation, $2,000

ZACH RASH – 27 months in prison, 36 additional on probation, $2,000

ERIK RAU – 45 days, $500

MARK ROGER REBEGILA – 30 days on home detention, two years of probation, 60 hours of community service, fines and restitution $2,500.

KENNETH JOHN REDA – 60 days home det., community service, $500 restitution, probation

BLAKE AUSTIN REED – 42 days, 3 mo. home confine., $3,000, etc.

JEFFREY DAVID REED – 30 months, two years additional on probation, $2,000

ROBERT MAURICE REEDER – 3 months, $500

Carson Lionell Rees – guilty, misdemeanors

GUY WESLEY REFFITT – 80 months in prison, $2,500, probation

JEFFREY REGISTER – 75 days, $500

ZACHARY REHL – 15 years in prison, 36 months on probation, $600 special assessment

WILLIAM ROGAN REID – 37 months in prison, 36 months on probation, $2,443 in fines and restitution 

ROBIN REIERSON: 18 months, 36 on probation, $7,000

Kayla Reifschneider

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

ELLIOTT RESNICK – four months in jail, two years’ probation, $10539 in fines and restitution

Sebastian Reveles

JORDAN T. REVLETT – 14 days, 80 hours of com. service, probation, $500

Trina Reyes

ARTHUR REYHER – 8 months, $2,000

JESSICA REYHER – 3 months, $2,000

REUBEN REYNA – 14 days in jail, a year on probation

NARAYANA RHEINER – 15 months, 36 more on probation, $2,000; in April 2021, she was also arrested, during a traffic stop, and charged with possession of cocaine.

DAVID CHARLES RHINE – 4 months in jail, probation, $7,376 in fines and restitution

ELMER STEWART RHODES III – 18 years in prison, 36 months on probation, $300

Eileen Rice – fake elector

HOWARD RICHARDSON – 46 months, 3 yrs. supervised release, $2,000 fine

EDWARD RICHMOND JR. – 51 months, had pleaded guilty, 3 yrs. supervised release – HIS PARDON DOES NOT WIPE AWAY PREVIOUS CONVICTIONS, INCLUDING FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, RESISTING ARREST, AND DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE. HE WAS ALSO DISCHARGED DISHONORABLY, FOR SHOOTING A HANDCUFFED IRAQI PRISONER

John Richter – convicted, felony charges

JASON DANIEL RIDDLE – 90 days, $754, probation, etc.

THOMAS “COREY” RIDDLE – 60 days, a year on probation, and $500.

LEONARD PEARSON RIDGE IV – 14 days, $1,500 in fines & restitution, probation

JORGE A. RILEY – 18 months behind bars, 24 months on probation, $2,000

MICHAEL ANGELO RILEY – 120 days home confinement, 2 yrs. probation, fined $10,000

JESUS RIVERA (a.k.a. J.D. RIVERA) – 8 mo. in prison, $500 in restitution, 1 yr. on probation 

Michael Tyler Roberts – pleaded guilty to felony assault

Terrell Andrew Roberts

THOMAS ROBERTSON – six years in prison, three years on probation, $2,510

GABRIEL RAYMOND ROBIN – 18 months on probation, $500

BENJAMIN SCOTT ROBINSON – four months in prison, $500

BRITTANY NICOLE ROBINSON – one month, $500

JAMES ROBINSON – 6 months, $1,500, got lucky on prosecutor’s mistake

LINWOOD ALAN ROBINSON II – two months, $500

LINWOOD ALAN ROBINSON SR. – two months, $500

MANDY ROBINSON-HAND – 20 days in jail, probation, $500

MICHAEL LEE ROCHE – 18 months, 36 more on probation, $2,180 in restitution

CHRIS ROCKEY – 18 months, 24 more on probation, $2,000

JONATHAN ALAN ROCKHOLT –  5 mo. in jail, 5 mo. home confine., two years’ probation, $2,000

NICHOLAS RODEAN – 240 days home detention, probation for five years, $2,048

Jeremy Rodgers – has been found guilty, felonies and misdemeanors

DANIEL JOSEPH RODRIGUEZ – twelve-and-half years behind bars, $99,397 in fines, etc.

EDWARD FRANCISCO RODRIGUEZ – three years in jail, three more on probation

JUAN RODRIGUEZ – 30 days, $500

CHRISTOPHER ROE – 70 months in prison, two years’ probation, $2,300 in fines and assessments

Mike Roman – Trump lawyer

MOISES ROMERO – 1 year and 1 day in prison, $2,000, etc.

RAFAEL RONDON –14 months in prison, for possession of a sawed-off shotgun; for January 6 crimes, 18 months of home confinement, $2,000 and 350 hours of com. service.

ELIEL ROSA - sentence: 100 hrs. community service, $500 restitution, year on probation

DEVIN ROSSMAN – 32 days, intermittent, $2,500, com. serv., probation

BRETT ALLEN ROTELLA (a.k.a. Brett Ostrander) – 38 months, three years’ probation

Timothy Rowbottom – found guilty, all four charges, bench trial

GREG RUBENACKER – 41 months in prison, 36 months on probation, $2,000 fine

BRADLEY RUKSTALES – 30 days, $500

Jesse James Rumson – guilty, in a trial before a judge

RALLY RUNNER (formerly known as Daniel Donnelly Jr.) – ten months in jail, $3,000 in fines and resstitution

VALERIE SUE RUSHING – two years on probation, $500

BOBBY WAYNE RUSSELL – a year and a day in jail, probation, community service, $2,000

MICHAEL JOSEPH RUSYN – 60 days home confinement, $2,500, 24 months on probation

MACSEN RUTLEDGE – two years on probation, $500

MEGHAN BOSTIC RUTLEDGE – 90 days’ house arrest, 3 yrs. prob., 60 hrs., $500

JERRY RYALS – nine months in prison, three years’ supervised release, fined $2,000.

Jack Westly Ryan Jr.

JENNIFER LEIGH RYAN – 60 days, $1,500 in fines & restitution

JEFFREY SABOL – 63 months behind bars, probation, $32,165.65

LILITH ANTON SAER – probation, three years, 200 hours com. service; $500

MARK SAHADY – five months in jail, twelve on probation, $2,000

Ryan Samsel – guilty, multiple felony charges

Aron Joel Sanchez

JONATHAN ACE SANDERS JR. – probation, 3 yrs., $500, 60 hours of community service within six months

RONALD L. SANDLIN – 63 months in prison, $22,000 in fines and restitution

SALVADOR SANDOVAL JR. – 88 months, 36 add. on probation, $2,000

DEBORAH SANDOVAL – 5 mo., a year on supervised release, $500

ROBERT SANFORD – 52 months, 36 additional months on probation, $5,798 in restitution

BLAS SANTILLAN – 45 days, $500, probation, community service

DIANA SANTOS-SMITH – 20 days, 3 yrs. probation, 100 hrs. com. Service, $500 restitution 

ANTHONY SARGENT – 51 months in prison, 36 more on supervised release, $3,200 in restitution and special assessments

Dustin Sargent

TROY SARGENT – 14 months in prison, 2 yrs. supervised release, $500

OLIVER LOUIS SARKO – 30 days, $500, 36 months on probation

William Sarsfield – found guilty

Tristan Sartor – pleaded guilty, misdemeanors

Cepane Sarty

Seth Sarty

ZACHARIAH SATTLER – 30 days, 24 months on probation, $500

Barry Saturday

Aaron Sauer

Steve Saxiones

Emily Sayer-Mayosky

FRANK SCAVO – 60 days, $5,500 in fines & restitution

JEFFREY SCHAEFER – 30 days, $2,500 in fines & restitution

Shawn Schaeffer – pleaded guilty, misdemeanors

JON RYAN SCHAFFER – 89 days, while awaiting trial, three years on probation, $1,000

Charles Schimmel

Logan Schimmel

ADRIAN CHRISTIAN SCHMIDT – 14 months, 36 more on probation, $2,000

Matthew Schmitz – guilty, misdemeanor

ROBERT SCHORNAK – 28 days intermittent, 2 mo. home, $500, 3 yrs. pro.

Adam Schrader

AMY SCHUBERT – 100 hours of community service, 18 mo. on probation, fined $2,000, $500 restitution 

JOHN A. SCHUBERT – 100 hours of community service, 18 mo. on probation, fined $1,500, $500 restitution

JOHN A. SCHUBERT III – 18 months behind bars, 24 more on supervised release, $2,000

Ronald Eric Schultz

KENNETH SCHULZ – one month in a halfway house, 18 mo. probation

Justin Schulze

KATHERINE SCHWAB – 45 days, $500, 3 yrs. probation

PETER SCHWARTZ – 170 months in prison, 38 months on probation, fines and restitution: $2,920 – DESPITE HIS PARDON FROM PRESIDENT TRUMP, SCHWARTZ HAD 38 PRIOR CONVICTIONS, INCLUDING ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON, TERRORISTIC THREATS, AND ASSAULTING HIS WIFE IN 2020, INCLUDING PUNCHING HER MULTIPE TIMES IN THE HEAD.

DOVID SCHWARTZBERG – 45 days, $500

ESTHER SCHWEMMER – probation, 60 hours community service, $500

ANTHONY JOSEPH SCIRICA – 15 days, $1,000 in fines and restitution

DANIEL LYONS SCOTT – five years in prison, three on probation, $2,000

Jarrett Carl Scott

Tighe John Scott

CHRISTIAN SECOR – 42 months in prison, three years on probation, $2,000

HUNTER SEEFRIED – two years behind bars, a year on probation, $2,000

KEVIN SEEFRIED – three years, $2,000, a year on probation

ETHAN C. SEITZ – 60 days’ home detention, probation for three years, $500

TANNER BRYCE SELLS – 90 days home confinement, $2,000, etc.

Andrew Trevor Settles

STEPHEN ROY SEXTON – 240 days’ incarceration, 365 days’ probation, $2,000

PAUL LEE SEYMOUR SR. – probation, $500, sixty hours community service

PAUL LEE SEYMOUR JR. – probation, $500, sixty hours community service

DALE JEREMIAH SHALVEY – 41 months, probation, $2,000

DANIEL SHAW – 10 days, two years on probation, com. service, $500

Andrew Joseph Shea

ALEXANDER SHEPPARD – 19 months, 24 on probation, $3,170

GRAYSON SHERRILL – 7 mo. in jail, a year of probation, $2,000

BARTON WADE SHIVELY – 18 months, 36 months on probation, $2,000

GEOFFREY SAMUEL SHOUGH – 6 mo., 12 mo. probation, $2,000

JONATHON OWEN SHROYER – 60 days behind bars, $500

Abigail Shry – guilty, felony threats

Ben Shuler

THOMAS F. SIBICK – 50 months, and a fine of $7,500.79

DENNIS SIDORSKI – 100 days, one year probation, $500

Boris Sidow – pleaded guilty, misdemeanors

JORDAN SIEMERS – 60 hrs. com. service, year on probation, $2,000

GEOFFREY WILLIAM SILLS – 52 months in prison, 36 months on supervised release, $2,000

BENJAMIN JOHN SILVA – 4 months in jail, 4 months on home detention, $2,000 in restitution

GLEN MITCHELL SIMON – eight months in jail, year on probation, $1,500 fines and restitution

MARK SIMON – 35 days in jail, $500

BERNARD SIRR – 60 days in jail, 180 days on house arrest, a year on probation, and $2,000.

BRIAN SIZER – a year on probation, $500

JULIA JEANETTE SIZER – a year on probation, $2,500

TYLER WELSH SLAEKER – 30 days on home confinement, 35 months on probation, $500, 240 hours of community service

Scott Alex Slater, Jr.

Scott Slater, Sr.

Richard Slaughter

Daniel Slinker

MIKHAIL EDWARD SLYE – 30 months, 18 mo. probation, $2,000

BRYAN SHAWN SMITH – 34 months in prison, 36 visiting his probation officer, $2,000

CHARLES BRADFORD SMITH – 41 months, $2,000, three years of supervised release

Donald Smith – case dismissed

GARY FRANCIS SMITH – three years on probation, $500

JEFFREY ALEXANDER SMITH – 90 days, 200 hours com. serv., $500, probation

JUSTIN MICHAEL SMITH – 36 months on probation, $500

Marcus Smith – guilty, felony destruction

Morton Irvine Smith – has pleaded guilty, misdemeanor

THOMAS HARLEN SMITH – nine years in prison, three years on supervised release, $38,005 in fines, etc.

DAVID SMITHER – probation, $1,225 in fines and restitution

TROY ANTHONY SMOCKS – 14 mo., three years’ supervised release

Nicholas Waldon Smotherman – has pleaded guilty to assault

Dylan Smyth

LEWIS WAYNE SNOOTS – 71 months in the slammer, 36 more on probation, $96.927.18 in restitution

ROBERT SNOW – placed on probation for 1 year, fined $500, 60 hours of community service 

WESTON SOBOTKA  – 15 days, to be served on weekends, 50 hours of community service, three years to visit his probation officer, $500

KELLY SoRELLE – 12 months in jail, three years’ prob., $2,000

Kim Sorgente

JEREMY RYAN SORVISTO SR. – 30 days, $500

AUDREY ANN SOUTHARD RUMSEY – six years behind bars, three more on probation, $700

Troy Spackman

EDWARD T. SPAIN JR. – probation, community service, $500

Aaron Spanier

MICHAEL SPARKS – 53 months in prison, 36 months on probation, $2,000

HATCHET SPEED – 7 years, inc. 3 years for illegal firearms, $12,000 in fines and restitution

CHRISTOPHER RAPHAEL SPENCER – 9 months, and a year on probation

VIRGINIA MARIE “JENNY” SPENCER – 90 days, $500

PAUL SPIGELMYER – 45 days home confinement, probation, restitution, com. service

Michael Sposite – has pleaded guilty to one count

YVONNE ST. CYR – 30 months in prison, $3,000, lengthy probation

ALAN MICHAEL ST. ONGE – 18 months, twice that on probation, $2,000; in December 2023, St. Onge was arrested after allegedly punching a woman in the throat, after she resisted his sexual advantages.

Michael J. St. Pierre – guilty, all charges, including assault

LAWRENCE STACKHOUSE – 14 days, 90 days home confinement, $500, 36 mo. probation 

PETER STAGER – 52 months, probation, $2,000

SHELLY STALLINGS – 2 years, 3 years on probation, $2,000

Matthew Stallings

RICHARD ERIC STAPLES JR. – 24 months on probation, $500

David Stapp – guilty, two misdemeanors

DR. JACKIE STARER – 50 days in jail, probation, $4,000 in fines and restitution

EZEKIAL “ZEKE” STECHER – 60 days behind bars, two more years on probation, $2,000

Donald Charles Stedman Jr.

PATRICK ALONZO STEDMAN – a year in prison, $22,000 in fines and restitution

LAURA STEELE – one year and one day in prison, six months on home confinement, 3 yrs. on probation

MELODY STEELE-SMITH – 90 days’ home confinement, 24 mo. probation, $500

Edward Steen – pleaded guilty, misdemeanors

Sandra Steen

DEVIN STEINER – 30 days, 36 mo. probation, $1,000

BRIAN E. STENZ – 60 days’ home confinement, 3 yrs. prob., $3,000 fines and rest.

MICHAEL STEPAKOFF – 2 mo. home confinement, $1,242, one year on probation

STACEY STEPHENS – 14 days, 36 months’ probation, 60 hrs. com. serv., $500

TRISTAN CHANDLER STEVENS – five years, two more on probation, $2,500 in fines and restitution 

Matthew Lawrence Stickney

JUSTIN STOLL – two years on probation for threatening a potential witness

TARA AILENE STOTTLEMYER (a.k.a. Tara Ailene Shalvey) – 8 months, $2,000

JORDAN KENNETH STOTTS – 60 days home confine., probation, community service, $500

WILLIAM STOVER – six months in jail, 36 months on probation, $2,000

BRANDON STRAKA – three months home detention, $5,500, 36 mo. probation

JOHN HERBERT STRAND – 32 mo., 36 mo. probation, fines and restitution to the tune of $12,000

KEVIN STRONG – 30 days home confinement, 60 hrs. com. service, $500 in rest. 2 yrs. probation.

ISAAC STEVE STURGEON – 72 months, 36 more on probation, $2,000

Lee Stutts – failed to appear at hearing, may be a fugitive

MARISSA A. SUAREZ – $2,500 in fines & restitution, 60 hrs. com. service, 36 mo. probation 

CHAD SUENRAM – 14 days, 24 months on probation, 150 hours of community service, $500

DEREK SULENTA – 14 days in jail, 60 hours of community service, $500

RYAN SETH SULESKI – 60 days, 60 hours of community service, $500 restitution

JOHN EARLE SULLIVAN – six years in prison, three more on supervised release, $2,000

Eric Sun

TRACI SUNSTRUM – 30 days home confinement, $500, probation

DOUGLAS SWEET – 1 month home detention, $500, community service, probation

Dylan Swinehart

RYAN SWOOPE – 51 months, $2,000

KIMBERLEY SYLVESTER – probation for a year, $500

WILLIAM JASON “BILLY” SYWAK  – 2 mo. home confinement, $500, and probation

WILLIAM MICHAEL SYWAK – 4 mo. home detention, $500, etc.

ANDREW TAAKE – 74 months, 36 months on probation, $2,000 – DESPITE HIS PARDON HE IS STILL WANTED ON CHARGES OF SOLICITING A MIONR

JODY TAGARIS – community service, probation, $2,500 in fines & restitution

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 

ENRIQUE TARRIO –  22 years, plus three on probation, plus $600

Jason Tasker

CURTIS LOGAN TATE – 63 months, 36 on probation, $3,416 in special assessments and restitution

Tommy Tatum

Chancelor Nathan Taylor

CHRISTOPHER TAYLOR – probation for two years, $500

RUSSELL TAYLOR – 6 months home confinement, 36 on probation, $2,000

TIMOTHY TEDESCO – 90 days of location monitoring, $500 in restitution, and a hefty fine of $10,000

COLE TEMPLE – 14 days, intermittent imprisonment, probation, $500

GEORGE TENNEY III – three years in jail, three more on probation, $2,000

Troy James Terino – pled guilty, two misdemeanors

TYLER JOHN TEW – two years on probation, $2,500 wasted on fines and restitution

Jay Thaxton

JACOB MICHAEL THERRES – 40 months, 36 more on probation, $2,000

Isaac Thomas

KENNETH JOSEPH THOMAS – 58 months, $22,000 in fines and restitution

DEVLYN THOMPSON – 46 months behind bars, 3 yrs. probation, $4,000

DUSTIN THOMPSON – 36 mo. in prison, 36 mo. supervised release, fined $2,000

Nathan A. Thornsberry

STEVEN THURLOW – probation, 80 hours of community service, $500

DAVID TICAS – 14 days in jail, two years on probation, $500, and community service

TODD TILLEY - 7 days, four years on probation, 60 hrs. com. serv., $500

MICHAEL TIMBROOK – 14 days on weekends, $500, 12 months on probation

CODY LEE TIPPETT – 30 days, probation, $500

DANIEL TOCCI – four years in prison, for possession of 100,000 images of sexual assault of minors; this came post-pardon (March 30, 2026)

Ivan Todd – pleaded guilty, two misdemeanors

JOHN GEORGE TODD III – 60 months in prison, three additional years of supervised release, a bill for his riotous acts, totaling $4784.68

PATRICIA TODISCO – 60 hrs. com. serv., $2,500 fines & restitution, 3 yrs. probation

BENJAMIN H. TORRE – 2 mo. home detention, $1,613 fines & restitution, probation

ERIC TORRENS – 90 days home confinement, $500, three years’ probation

Barry Toth

Nicholas Traina

CHRISTINA TRAUGH – 45 days’ home confinement, 3 years’ probation, $500

Jim Troupis – part of fake elector plot in Wisconsin

President Donald J. Trump (a.k.a. “The Big Enchilada”) – 34 felony counts

CASEY JANE TYRON-CASTRO – 31 months, three years’ probation, $2,000

WILLIAM TRYON – 50 days, $1,500 in fines and restitution, 12 months supervised release

KEVIN A. TUCK – 6 months’ incarceration, 12 more on probation, $2,500

NATHANIEL A. TUCK – 14 months’ incarceration, 36 months’ probation, $4,000

Robert Turner – convicted by a jury, felony assault

ISRAEL TUTROW – 60 days home confinement, 34 additional mo. probation, $500 restitution 

CHRISTIAN TYNER – three years on probation, $500

DAVID TYNER – three years on probation, fines and restitution $1,500

THOMAS UBERTO – 10 days behind bars, $500

BRIAN ULRICH – three years’ probation, six months’ home detention, 120 hrs. com. serv.

CHANCE ANTHONY UPTMORE – sentenced to 30 days, $500 in restitution, 36 mo. probation 

JAMES HERMAN UPTMORE – 21 days home confinement, $500 in restitution, 3 yrs. probation 

Stacey Lynne Urhammer

Joseph Vaglica

RAFAEL VALADEZ JR. – 30 days, $500

DANIEL VALDEZ – three years on probation, 50 hours of community service, $500

PAYTON VALDEZ – 60 days, probation, $500

ANDREW VALENTIN – 30 months in prison, 24 months on probation

LOUIS VALENTIN – 10 days, intermittent, one year on probation, $500

MATTHEW VALENTIN – 30 months in prison, 24 months on probation

David Valentine

EDWARD VALLEJO – three years behind bars, followed by three years of probation, inc. another year on home confinement

Daniel Van Oaks

Jennifer Inzuza Vargas Geller – currently a fugitive

HECTOR EMANUEL VARGAS SANTOS – 4 months in jail, 12 months on probation, $3,000

SHELLY VARNEY – 24 days behind bars, probation, $1,500 in fines and restitution

SALVATORE VASSALLO – 18 months in prison, 36 on probation, $5,000

RANDY PAUL VERDUN, Sr. – two years on probation, $2,000 in fines and restitution.

ANGEL VILLANUEVA – 4 months on home detention, two years on probation, community service, $500

Adam Villarreal - FUGITIVE

REVA VINCENT – $2,000 in fines and restitution, 2 yrs. on probation

LORI ANN VINSON (a.k.a. Lori Ann Utley) – five years’ probation, $5,500, 120 hrs.

THOMAS VINSON – five years’ probation, $5,500, 120 hours of community service

Francis Joseph Vitollo

ANTONY VO – nine months in prison, a year on probation, $1,000; he fled to Canada, but as of January 2025, was in Canadian custody

Annie Vo

PHILIP C. VOGEL – 30 days, probation, community service, $1,806 in restitution

WILLIAM VOGEL – 30 days, three yrs. on probation, $500

Reynold Voisine

Roger Voisine

CODY VOLLAN – placed on probation, ordered to pay restitution ($500), complete com. service

ERIC V. VON BERNEWITZ – 60 days home confinement, $1,500 in fines & restitution

PAUL H. VON BERNEWITZ – 30 days in jail, $500

NICHOLAS VON KEUDELL – two years on probation, $500, 100 hours of community service

Jeremy Vorous

Tom Vournas – assault with a deadly weapon, causing physical injury

MITCHELL PAUL VUKICH – 30 days, $500

ANTHONY VUKSANAJ – 42 days, intermittent, 3 mo. home det., $2,500, 3 yrs. pro.

FREEDOM VY – 50 days, probation, $1,000

JOSHUA WAGNER – 30 days, $500 in restitution

JEFFREY A. WAKEFORD – two years on probation, $500

CAREY JOHN WALDEN – 30 days home det., 3 yrs. pro., com. serv., $500 rest.

Jonathan Walden – guilty, one misdemeanor

David Walker

Donald Walker

Philip Walker

Jason William Wallis

DAVID WALLS-KAUFMAN – 60 days, $1,000 in fines and restitution; in January 2025, a jury awarded the widow of Officer Jeffrey Smith $500,000 in a civil case filed against Dr. Walls-Kaufman for damages

Charles R. Walters – has pleaded guilty

Garth Walton

Donald Ping Wang

DOUGLAS WANGLER – probation, two years, $500, 60 hours community service

SEAN WARD – two years’ probation, $500

COLTON WARGO – 14 days, $500

KIMBERLY WARGO – 14 days, $500

DANIEL WARMUS – 45 days, community service, probation, $500

Christopher Warnagiris

ERIK WARNER – 27 months in prison, 36 more on probation, $2,000

JESSICA WATKINS – eight-and-a-half years in a federal lockup, three years on probation, $400

Kelsie Marie Watkins

RICHARD WATROUS – two weeks in jail, two months home confinement, $3,000 in fines and restitution

JESSE WATSON – 45 days, 60 hours of community service, $5,500 in fines and restitution

SEAN DAVID WATSON – 7 days, $500, community service, two years’ probation

WILLIAM WRIGHT WATSON – three years behind bars, three on probation, $12,000

NATHAN WATTS – three years on probation, community service, $800

JERRY WAYNICK – 30 months, 36 months on probation, $2,000

MARK WAYNICK – 54 months, 36 on probation, $2,000

FREDERICK WEBB – 14 days, intermittent confinement, 24 mo. probation, $500

Tonya Webb

MATTHEW JAY WEBLER – 45 days (time served), $500

THOMAS WEBSTER – ten years, three more on probation, $2570

BRADLEY WAYNE WEEKS – 10 months, 2 years’ probation, $2,670

JAMES WEEKS – 27 months’ incarceration, 36 months’ probation, $7,774 in fines and restitution

TROY WEEKS – three years’ supervised release, $2,285

(R.I.P.) LAUREN WEGNER – Lauren Wegner was not a January 6 rioter; but she was killed by Shane Jason Woods (see below), who, distraught over his role in the attack attempted to commit suicide by driving the wrong way on Interstate 55 – and slammed into her vehicle, killing her, instead.

ADAM WEIBLING – location monitor 30 days, 3 yrs. probation, $2,000 restitution

PHILIP WEISBECKER – 30 days, intermittent, $2,500 in fines & restitution, probation

Walter Joseph Wentland

Isaac Westbury

Jonah Westbury

Robert Westbury

TUCKER WESTON – two years, three additional on probation, $2,000

PAUL S. WESTOVER – 45 days in jail, $500 restitution

CONLIN WEYER – 18 months on probation, $1,000

SANDRA POMEROY WEYER – 14 months, 12 on probation, $2,000

LANCE DOUGLAS WHITE – 24 months’ probation, 60 days’ home confinement, 60 hours of community service, $500

VICTORIA WHITE – 8 days in jail, probation, $2,000

JACK WADE WHITTON – 57 months in jail, 36 on probation, $2,000

GARY WICKERSHAM – 90 days home detention, $2,500, probation

JACOB WIEDRICH – 3 mo. home detention, 100 hrs. com. serv., $500, probation

DAVID WIERSMA – probation, community service, $2,000 in fines & restitution

JOHN WILKERSON IV – probation, community service, $3,000 in fines & restitution

WILLIAM WILKERSON – probation, $500, 50 hrs. community service

ULISESE WILKINSON – a year on probation, $500

RICKY WILLDEN – two years in prison, three years’ supervised release, $2,000

Peter Willey – went to trial, innocent on two charges, guilty on two, inc. one felony

ANDREW WILLIAMS – 60 hours of community service, restitution and probation for two years, $500

ANTHONY ROBERT WILLIAMS – five years behind bars, three on probation, fined $7,000

CARRIE ANN WILLIAMS – 30 days location monitoring, 24 mo. probation, com. service, $500

DUSTIN RAY WILLIAMS – 22 months in prison, 36 months on probation, $2,000

ELIZABETH ROSE WILLIAMS – a year on probation

ELLIOT PATRICK WILLIAMS – 30 days in the jug, a year of supervised release, $500

Leander Antwione Williams

Michael Keith Williams

RILEY JUNE WILLIAMS – three years in prison, three on probation, $2,170

TIMOTHY WAYNE WILLIAMS – six months in prison, $500

TROY DYLAN WILLIAMS – 15 days, 60 hours of com. service, $500, 3 yrs. pro.

VIC DON WILLIAMS – 2 mo. home detention, $2,000, one year on probation

Amy Rebekah Willis

Patricia Marie Wills – has pleaded guilty

DANIEL WILSON – five years in prison; Wilson came to D.C. ready to kill people, and was later found to have six firearms and 4,800 rounds of ammunition in his home, a violation of law, since he was a felon. Trump pardoned him twice, once for his dangerous rioting antics, once on his federal gun charges.

DUKE EDWARD WILSON – 51 months behind bars, 36 months on probation, $2,000

GARY WILSON – 30 days, a year on probation, $500

JODI LYNN WILSON – 20 days, 36 months on probation, $500

KELSEY WILSON – 30 days home confinement, $500, community service, probation

Ryan Wilson – guilty, all charges

WILLIAM TODD WILSON – probation for three years, $2,000

ZACHARY WILSON – 45 days, $500, community service, two years’ probation

DOVA WINEGEART – 120 days, a year on probation, $1,000

DANA JOE WINN – 10 days, intermittent, 100 hrs. com. serv., 24 mo. pro., $500

Jared Wise

Lance Wisham

JEFFREY WITCHER – probation, 60 hours of community service, $500

SHAWN WITZEMANN – 7 days, $500, probation

PATRICK WOEHL – bench trial, 6 months, $500

Henos Woldemichael

MATTHEW MARK WOOD – one year home detention, two on probation, $2,000

SHANE JASON WOODS – 54 months in prison, 36 on probation, $2,000; a pardon may have saved Woods, but in August 2025, he gets seventeen years in prison for a wrong-way crash that killed a young woman. His accident was said to be a suicide attempt, as he was distraught over his role in the January 6 attack. See: Lauren Wegner, above.

CHRISTOPHER WORRELL – ten years in prison, $2,610

DONNIE DUANE WREN – a year and a day in prison, two years on probation, $2,725

Jamie Wright

JOHN DOUGLAS WRIGHT – 49 months in prison, 36 mo. probation, fine: $2,000

ANDREW WRIGLEY – probation, $2,500 in fines & restitution

Mark Christian Wroblewski – two misdemeanors

DOUGLAS WYATT – 46 months, 36 more on probation, $2,000

JAMES WYMAN – a year on probation, community service, $500

TYNG JING YANG – six days in jail, two years on probation, $3,000 in fines and restitution

RYAN K. YATES – six months, two years on probation, $2,000; arrested in 2026, during an investigation into prostitution and sex trafficking; he does not appear to have been involved in setting up the ring, only soliciting.

ANDREW MICHAEL YAVOICH – probation, community service, $500

ELIJAH YAZDANI (a.k.a. Loammi Yazdani-Isfehani) – 14 days, two years on probation, 100 hours, $500 

ABIGAIL YAZDANI-ISFEHANI – two years on probation, 100 hours, $500

LORUHAMA YAZDANI-ISFEHANI – two years on probation, 100 hours, $500

GREGORY C. YETMAN – 30 months in prison, 18 more on probation, $2,000

ISAAC YODER – a year in the hoosegow, and $1,500 in fines/restitution

CINDY YOUNG – 120 days, probation, etc., $4,500

GRAYDON YOUNG – three years on probation, fined $2,000

KYLE J. YOUNG – seven years, two months in prison, three on probation, $2,000

PHILIP S. YOUNG – 8 mo., $2,000, 36 mo. probation

Joshua Kaleb Youngerman

DARRELL ALLAN YOUNGERS – fined $1,500, 36 months on probation

Miguel Zapata – submitted seven false tips

Eric Zeis

JACOB ZERKLE – two years in prison, three on supervised release, 200 hours of community service, $2,000

RYAN SCOTT ZINK – 3 months in jail

JOSEPH ELLIOTT ZLAB – $5,500 in fines & restitution, 200 hrs. com. serv., probation

ATHANASIOS ZOYGANELES – 10 days, nine months on probation, $500

Rioters held at gunpoint on third floor -
after lawmakers' escape route was endangered.

Blogger’s Promise: 

I will correct any errors as I become aware of them and will continue to update this material as important new information becomes available. My latest update on August 16, 2026, covers the first 502 rioters, and I have uncovered only one mistyped date, and I identified Gabe Pollock as the “father” of several rioters. 

He was, in fact, a brother. 

In a different light, I realized recently that I had missed one rioter’s story entirely, and he was added to the list, at #1663.

 

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ON THE DATE I posted this note, 2,112 days had passed since the 2020 election and no evidence of significant voter fraud has ever been proven in court. 

Indeed, I had forgotten that even Donald J. Trump had admitted in September 2024 that he lost the election by “a whisker.” I had mentioned that twice, after the story of Rioter #360, and again in a note on the entry for rioters #464 and #465. 

He was apparently trying to sound reasonable to voters, in hopes that he could defeat Kamala Harris – which he did. 

The blogger is a former history teacher, and a devotee of facts. He has seen no facts that prove the 2024 election was stolen for Trump (as some of my fellow liberal thinkers seem to believe). In fact, the polls, which in aggregate are highly accurate, had predicted a sizeable win in the popular vote for Joe Biden – although close tallies in several battleground states made the race seem closer than it was. 

He did win by 7,000,000. 

The same polls had shown that Hillary Clinton would probably win the popular vote by 3 points, but she won by only 2, and lost in the electoral college. 

Trump was expected to win almost every battleground state in 2024, and did win most, and won handily. 

(Those are the simple facts, as known at the present.)