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Jan. 6 Capitol 'Captain Moroni' raider from Arizona sentenced to jail - Vimarsana News

Jan. 6 Capitol 'Captain Moroni' raider from Arizona sentenced to jail

The northern Arizona man who joined in the raid on the U.S. Capitol dressed as Captain Moroni from the Book of Mormon was sentenced on Friday.

'Guilty, your honor': Man dressed as Captain Moroni for Jan. 6 Capitol breach makes plea deal - Vimarsana News

'Guilty, your honor': Man dressed as Captain Moroni for Jan. 6 Capitol breach makes plea deal

Nathaniel Wayne Entrekin, the Arizona man who dressed as Captain Moroni from the Book of Mormon during the U.S. Capitol breach on Jan. 6, 2021, pleaded guilty Friday to a single misdemeanor in federal court in Washington.

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Man dressed as 'Captain Moroni' at Jan. 6 Capitol breach pleads guilty - Vimarsana News

Man dressed as 'Captain Moroni' at Jan. 6 Capitol breach pleads guilty

Nathaniel Wayne Entrekin pleaded guilty Friday in federal court in Washington, D.C., to participating in the Jan. 6, 2021, breach of the U.S. Capitol.

Man who dressed as 'Captain Moroni' in the Jan. 6 Capitol breach expected to make plea deal - Vimarsana News

Man who dressed as 'Captain Moroni' in the Jan. 6 Capitol breach expected to make plea deal

Nathan Wayne Entrekin, the Arizona man who dressed as a Book of Mormon figure and allegedly breached the U.S. Capitol, is expected to enter a plea bargain Friday.\n\n

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Beaver County man gets 1 month behind bars in Capitol riot case - Vimarsana News

Beaver County man gets 1 month behind bars in Capitol riot case

A Beaver County man will spend a month behind bars for participating in the storming of the Capitol in January, a federal judge ruled Wednesday. Russell Peterson of Rochester — who bragged about his role in the insurrection on social media — also must pay a $500 fine, U.S. District