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The two were sentenced Friday in a federal court after previously pleading guilty to parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building in
Been charged for attacking the capitol nearly one year after the insurrection while plenty continue to stand by their actions insisting they did nothing wrong. jessica schneider reports some are expressing remorse for being a part of the violent mob. >> asked me if i'd do it again? i want to say yes, but then i'd question in the back of my head, would? i. >> reporter: josh pruitt describes the past year as an emotional train wreck. >> i don't feel i did anything wrong but knowing the consequences that came out of it would be the part that would make me question it. >> reporter: prosecutors hav...
Consequences that came out of it would be the part that would make me question it. >> reporter: prosecutors have laid out on array of video as evidence against him. pruitt can be seen confronting capitol police officers, after walking in through the shattered front doors. and inside the capitol crypt, pruitt is caught smashing a sign. all of it, leading to eight federal charges against him, including counts for destruction of government property and acts of physical violence. but pruitt defends his actions that day. clinging to the big lie that former-president donald trump continues to spread...
Cavanaugh faces up to six months in prison, a maximum fine of $5,000 and a probation period of up to five years.
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — A Montana man and former U.S. Marine has reached a plea agreement on a federal misdemeanor charge for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021 breach of the U.S. Capitol as Congress was counting the Electoral College votes from the November 2020 presidential election.