According to the FBI, more than 725 people have been criminally charged for their actions during the Capitol riot — including those who went viral — and more are expected to be arrested.
, or more than five years, in federal prison — the longest sentence to date resulting from the criminal investigation of the Jan. 6 attack. He was the first Capitol defendant to be sentenced on the charge of assaulting officers using a dangerous or deadly weapon.Palmer attempted to express remorse for his actions ahead of his sentencing, which, under his original plea agreement, called for a prison term ranging from 46 to 57 months.
“I don’t know if your remorse now is genuine or not,” Chuktan said before handing down the sentence. “It sounds like it is. Your actions after your plea undercut that argument.” As hundreds of Trump supporters swarmed the Capitol on Jan. 6, Richard Barnett, 61, of Gravette, Ark., was photographed inside House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office, smiling with his feet up on a desk, an American flag draped across a nearby credenza, a stun gun visible in his pants. Unsurprisingly, the images were widely shared.insisting to a New York Times reporter“I left a quarter on her desk,” Barnett said, "even though she ain’t f***ing worth it.
“As far as apologies or regret, no comment,” he added. “You can pretty much guess how I feel, but I can’t comment on it.”Adam Johnson carries the lectern of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi through the Capitol Rotunda on Jan. 6, and his mugshot . , a 36-year-old from Florida who was seen in a knit Trump hat smiling and waving to photographers as he dragged Pelosi's lectern through the Capitol Rotunda.
"He wasn't involved in any coup," Bigney added. “Things got out of hand. You saw the pictures. He was not there for any destruction, any treason. He was just there to witness history.” Pelosi has rarely singled out any of the Capitol rioters when discussing the events of Jan. 6. But she admitted that she couldn’t help but be overcome with anger when she saw Packer in his “Camp Auschwitz” sweatshirt.
Seefried and his son were among those who participated in the march from the “Stop the Steal” rally at the Ellipse to the Capitol, which was “led by an individual with a bullhorn,” according to court documents.
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