January 6 protester Timothy Hale-Cusanelli of New Jersey was sentenced to 4 years in jail on Thursday for attending the January 6 protests and coming into the US Capitol.
Timothy left the constructing when he was requested to go away.
The media headlines in the present day labeled Hale-Cusanelli a Nazi sympathizer. They gained’t let you know it was as a result of Timothy Hale-Cusanelli dressed up as Hitler on Halloween one 12 months.
Timothy didn’t commit any violence that day.
Now he’ll rot in jail for 4 years.
Listed here are the fees towards Timothy Louis Hale-Cusanelli, through American Gulag.
Civil Dysfunction (1) Aiding and Abetting (2) Obstruction of an Official Continuing (3) Coming into and Remaining in a Restricted Constructing or Grounds (4) Impeding Ingress and Egress in a Restricted Constructing (5) Disorderly Conduct in a Capitol Constructing (6) Parading, Demonstrating, or Picketing in a Capitol Constructing
Democrats imagine this can be a affordable sentence.
NBC News reported:
A Jan. 6 rioter who has dressed up as Adolf Hitler and held a safety clearance was sentenced to 4 years in federal jail Thursday.
Timothy Hale-Cusanelli, 32, of New Jersey, who was an Military reservist when he stormed the U.S. Capitol in January 2021, was convicted in Might after he did not persuade jurors that he didn’t know that Congress met on the Capitol, a declare he made on the stand to keep away from a conviction for obstruction of Congress.
“I do know this sounds idiotic, however I’m from New Jersey,” Hale-Cusanelli advised jurors when he stated he didn’t know Congress met on the Capitol. “I really feel like an fool, it sounds idiotic, and it’s.”
U.S. District Decide Trevor McFadden, a Trump-appointed decide who oversaw Hale-Cusanelli’s trial, beforehand stated the defendant’s testimony was “extremely doubtful” and indicated that he was open to a sentencing enhancement. On Thursday, McFadden stated that the declare that Hale-Cusanelli didn’t know Congress met on the Capitol was a “risible lie” and an “apparent try” to keep away from accountability.
McFadden stated Hale-Cusanelli “completely knew” that Congress met on the Capitol, noting that he had even advised his roommate that he was exterior of the Home of Representatives on Jan. 6. McFadden additionally stated he was “appalled” by Hale-Cusanelli’s language to a feminine officer on Jan. 6, through which he known as her an unprintable phrase.
Hale-Cusanelli advised the decide forward of his sentencing that he had owed members of Congress and legislation enforcement an apology.
“I disgraced my uniform and I disgraced the nation,” he stated. “I do say ugly issues” which are “repugnant” within the eyes of many, he stated. He assured the decide that he would “by no means see my face in court docket after this” and that the time he spent in solitary confinement had modified who he was.
