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“This was not patriotism; it was the antithesis of patriotism,” judge says about Capitol rioters.

Around 225 individuals who stormed the US Capitol building on January 6, 2021, have pleaded guilty to their respective charges, and about 120 of those rioters... 15.03.2022, Sputnik International

A federal judge has agreed to push back the sentencing hearing for a Claremont man who pleaded guilty in the Jan. 6, 2021, storming of the U.S. Capitol.

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Mob made me do it: US Capitol rioters claim crowd at fault Associated Press Christopher Grider said he came to Washington on Jan. 6 with no intention of rioting. But he got caught up in the mob of angry supporters of then-President Donald Trump as they surged into the U.S. Capitol, breaking through police barriers and smashing through doors. It wasnt his fault, he said, that he ended up inside the building with a yellow "Dont Tread on Me" flag around his neck as lawmakers ran fo...

Social scientists have long observed that when part of large crowds, people often act in ways they would not have if they were alone. But will that be considered a valid excuse in a court of law for the rioters who swarmed the United States Capitol on Jan. 6?

The mob made me do it: Capitol rioters say Trump crowd at fault A winery owner claims he got caught up in the hysteria of the Stop the Steal crowd Loading the player... Christopher Grider said he came to Washington on Jan. 6 with no intention of rioting. But he got caught up in the mob of angry supporters of then-President Donald Trump as they surged into the U.S. Capitol, breaking through police barriers and smashing through doors. It wasn’t his fault, he said, that he ended up inside the ...

For some, blaming the crowd is part of an attempt to restore tarnished reputations. Author: Associated Press Updated: 8:23 AM CDT May 23, 2021 Christopher Grider said he came to Washington on Jan. 6 with no intention of rioting. But he got caught up in the mob of angry supporters of then-President Donald Trump as they surged into the U.S. Capitol, breaking through police barriers and smashing through doors.  It wasnt his fault, he said, that he ended up inside t...

Accused US Capitol rioters blame insurrection on mob mentality By Michael Tarm and Jacques Billeaud Published  article WASHINGTON,DC-JAN6: Tear gas is fired at supporters of President Trump who stormed the United States Capitol building. (Photo by Evelyn Hockstein/For The Washington Post via Getty Images) Expand Christopher Grider said he came to Washington on Jan. 6 with no intention of rioting. But he got caught up in the mob of angry supporters of then-President Donald Trump as they surge...

Christopher Grider said he came to Washington on Jan. 6 with no intention of rioting. But...