Assault on the Capitol (DC)

[Kendra]

@ryanjreilly
On that list of IDed suspects who have not yet been arrested:

An ex-NFL player.

A neurosurgeon.

A former NASCAR driver.

Yet another male model.

Yet another former police officer.

Yet another corrections officer.

Yet another real estate agent.

[Kendra]

JUST IN: Proescutors have charged ELLIOT RESNICK with felony civil disorder and impeding/assaulting cops on Jan. 6.

I wrote about Resnick, then editor of the NYC-based Jewish Press, two years ago >>>

April 8, 2021:
@kyledcheney
writes a widely-read piece about how Elliot Resnick stormed the Capitol.

May 2021: Resnick leaves The Jewish Press.

June 2021: FBI begins investigation after a tipster sends in the POLITICO piece, which was openly published on The World Wide Web.

Edit: I believe this is Resnick's Twitter page. https://twitter.com/ResnickElliot

[Kendra]

SENTENCE: Daniel Dean Egtvedt, 58, of Garrett County, Maryland, ordered to serve 42 months in prison for forcibly resisting police inside the U.S. Capitol Building on Jan. 6. Three years of supervision following his release.

[humblescribe]

I wonder if Elliot Resnick is somehow related to Stewart Resnick...mebbe a nephew or shirttail cousin or sumpin'.

[Gregg]

Says she's a fucking animal?

Treat her like one. Locke her in a cage with a straw floor and feed her in a trough.

[Kendra]

Thread.

Seeking home detention at sentencing today, Jan 6 defendant Aiden Bilyard will argue "At some point he was handed a can of bear spray from someone in the crowd. The crowd was being sprayed with
chemical agents and Aiden used the can of bear spray to spray into a line of officers"

[Kendra]

This morning, retired Air Force Lt. Col. Larry Brock will be in court for sentencing. The DOJ is asking for 5 years in prison, which seems... fairly generous, considering the plan Brock had for Jan. 6.

Larry Brock will be sentenced by U.S. District Judge John Bates, who served as a lieutenant in the Army. He was appointed to the federal bench in 2001 by former President George W. Bush.

[RTH10260]

https://twitter.com/JordanOnRecord/stat ... 5314075650

This morning, retired Air Force Lt. Col. Larry Brock will be in court for sentencing. The DOJ is asking for 5 years in prison, which seems... fairly generous, considering the plan Brock had for Jan. 6.

Larry Brock will be sentenced by U.S. District Judge John Bates, who served as a lieutenant in the Army. He was appointed to the federal bench in 2001 by former President George W. Bush.

Quite the touristy political discourse

[Resume18]

https://twitter.com/JordanOnRecord/stat ... 5314075650

This morning, retired Air Force Lt. Col. Larry Brock will be in court for sentencing. The DOJ is asking for 5 years in prison, which seems... fairly generous, considering the plan Brock had for Jan. 6.

Larry Brock will be sentenced by U.S. District Judge John Bates, who served as a lieutenant in the Army. He was appointed to the federal bench in 2001 by former President George W. Bush.

Quite the touristy political discourse

Seems reasonable.

[Frater I*I]

Bilyard = 40 months

Brock = 24 months

[Tiredretiredlawyer]

Not enough for Brock!

[Frater I*I]

Not enough for Brock!

Agreed. Call him back to active duty so he can get a dishonorable discharge...

[Tiredretiredlawyer]

Not enough for Brock!

Agreed. Call him back to active duty so he can get a dishonorable discharge...

Yes.

[Dr. Ken]

Dude was essentially calling for murder and overthrow of the government. Brock needs to be nailed for treason.

[Dave from down under]

Show how little sedition and domestic terrorism is regarded as a crime if not a PoC or can claim to be the right religion/cult/wing.

[neeneko]

Dude was essentially calling for murder and overthrow of the government. Brock needs to be nailed for treason.

Sadly, too white and too right to be tried for treason.

[pipistrelle]

Not enough for Brock!

Jordan Fischer

@JordanOnRecord
·
3h
As I explain in the story, a major driver of this sentence was Judge Bates' decision to reject an 8-level administration of justice enhancement the DOJ wanted for threatening to cause physical injury or property damage.

[Kendra]

Feds ask court for accounting of $$ raised by Jan 6 defendant Nathan DeGrave, citing online fundraiser to "fulfill his vision of creating & running the ‘Patriot Palace’ in Las Vegas, starting a news media channel..making conservative right-wing news attractive to..new generation”

[Kendra]

NSFW, lots of potty mouth.

Vulgarities directed at media... in this US Justice Dept video court exhibit in Capitol riot case

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[Kendra]

@MacFarlaneNews
Judge has scheduled Monday hearing into possible pretrial violation by Jan 6 defendant Gabriael Garcia... who sought permission to recently travel back to DC to attend a trial. But the feds say Garcia went to CPAC convention (Trump spoke at convention)

[bob]

Dude was essentially calling for murder and overthrow of the government. Brock needs to be nailed for treason.

Sadly, too white and too right to be tried for treason.

This was mostly a thought crime, i.e., imagining what might happen in future circumstances.

But so is attempted murder in many instances. Many people are prosecuted for attempted murder even when they are nowhere near completing the crime. Because they made enough preparations, and took enough steps toward enacting the plan.

The law is "selective" (read: inconsistent) on how to punish, depending on the imminence of the future danger.

[Kendra]

@MacFarlaneNews
In jailhouse phone call to protest outside the DC jail, Jan 6 defendant David Dempsey says, "The situation with our real President.. Donald Trump.. the indictment and possible arrest that is looming....Trump didn't do anything illegal."

Then he calls Georgia case -- "BS"

Jan 6 defendant dialed in (by jail phone) to last night's protest outside Washington DC... and spoke of Trump:

"That man didn't do anything.. and deserves our full 100% support... If he says we need to protest, get your butt out there and protest. Do what is necessary..."

[Kendra]

JUST IN: Judge Amy Berman JACKSON just chewed out Jan. 6 defendant Gabrial Garcia for lying about his recent trip to DC — attending CPAC despite claiming he was in DC to attend trials — and orderd him on home detention.

"You are finished making up your own rules," she said.

[noblepa]

Just read, over in the Oath Keepers discussion, that several more were convicted on all counts.

I know that they're still working through the list of more than 1,000 defendants, but have any of the defendants who have gone to trial been acquitted? I don't remember any.

I do remember a few of the low level insurrections that opted for a bench trial and were convicted of minor offenses and given the proverbial "slap on the wrist", but I don't remember any who walked away clean.

Any idea on what the number of convicted insurrectionists is?

How many are left to be tried?

[pipistrelle]

Just read, over in the Oath Keepers discussion, that several more were convicted on all counts.

I know that they're still working through the list of more than 1,000 defendants, but have any of the defendants who have gone to trial been acquitted? I don't remember any.

I do remember a few of the low level insurrections that opted for a bench trial and were convicted of minor offenses and given the proverbial "slap on the wrist", but I don't remember any who walked away clean.

Any idea on what the number of convicted insurrectionists is?

How many are left to be tried?

Haven't dug much lately, but lots of info here.

Edit: Legal proceedings tracker