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'Humbled' ex-Raiford prison guard avoids jail over U.S. Capitol riot - Vimarsana News

'Humbled' ex-Raiford prison guard avoids jail over U.S. Capitol riot

Jonathan Daniel Carlton has moved to Baldwin and found work as a handyman since pleading guilty to a misdemeanor in the Jan. 6, 2021 riot.

Real Estate Agent Charged In Capitol Attack Gets 36 Months Of Probation - Vimarsana News

Real Estate Agent Charged In Capitol Attack Gets 36 Months Of Probation

John MacMillan Cameron, of Port Orchard, Washington, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor and admitted his participation in the riot as part of a plea agreement, according to court documents.

Source: inman.com
A Capitol rioter tried to bond with a Reagan judge, then got a lecture - Vimarsana News

A Capitol rioter tried to bond with a Reagan judge, then got a lecture

Judge Thomas F. Hogan said he was increasingly irritated by Jan. 6 defendants who expressed no responsibility or remorse for their actions.

Four Oklahoma Five Tribes tell U.S. Senate panel they have made no progress on Freedman citizenship - Vimarsana News

Four Oklahoma Five Tribes tell U.S. Senate panel they have made no progress on Freedman citizenship

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Leaders of four of the five Oklahoma-based so-called Five Civilized Tribes reported to a United States Senate panel last week that they have made little to no advances in granting Freedmen citizenship in their tribal nations.  

Co-defendant in Jan. 6 Sicknick assault case set to plead guilty - Vimarsana News

Co-defendant in Jan. 6 Sicknick assault case set to plead guilty

One of two men charged in the Jan. 6, 2021, chemical-spray assault on three police officers at the U.S. Capitol, including Brian D. Sicknick, is set to plead guilty to reduced charges, court filings show.