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Ray Epps: Man at center of right-wing conspiracy theories sentenced to one year probation for his actions on January 6 - Vimarsana News

Ray Epps: Man at center of right-wing conspiracy theories sentenced to one year probation for his actions on January 6

By Holmes Lybrand, CNN

Source: wicz.com
Ray Epps, pro-Trump rioter smeared by conspiracy theories, gets probation for role in Capitol riot - Vimarsana News

Ray Epps, pro-Trump rioter smeared by conspiracy theories, gets probation for role in Capitol riot

The sentence is more lenient than the six months of prison time requested by prosecutors.

Source: yahoo.com
Ray Epps: Man at center of right-wing conspiracy theories sentenced to one year probation for his actions on January 6 - Vimarsana News

Ray Epps: Man at center of right-wing conspiracy theories sentenced to one year probation for his actions on January 6

The man who became an unwitting figurehead of false conspiracy theories around the January 6 US Capitol attack has been sentenced for his actions that day to one year of probation.

Source: cnn.com
Ray Epps: Man at center of right-wing conspiracy theories sentenced to one year probation for his actions on January 6 - Vimarsana News

Ray Epps: Man at center of right-wing conspiracy theories sentenced to one year probation for his actions on January 6

The man who became an unwitting figurehead of false conspiracy theories around the January 6 US Capitol attack has been sentenced for his actions that day to one year of probation.

Source: yahoo.com
Prosecutors seek prison term for Marine vet who took part in Capitol Hill riot - Vimarsana News

Prosecutors seek prison term for Marine vet who took part in Capitol Hill riot

A Marine veteran who participated in the attack on the U.S. Capitol three years ago could get several months in prison when he is sentenced next week, federal prosecutors wrote in a court document.