Justice Dept to seek 52-month prison sentence in Capitol riot case of US Army vet Landon Copeland of Utah | January 6th, 2021, Storming of the United States Capitol | Know Your Meme

LEY Figure 9: Three Screenshots from Exhibit 1, a video filmed from Copeland's right. Together, they show him approach and push Quaglin into Officer T.R. Figure 10: Three Screenshots from Exhibit 2, a video filmed from above Copeland and to his left. They show the same event from a different perspective. Other USCP Officers rushed to Officer T.R.'s assistance. Copeland grappled with them, at times grabbing at their jackets or riot shields, at times lowering his body in an apparent attempt to prevent himself from being pushed. Over the course of about a minute, he fought against several USCP officers. (Exhibits 1, 2.)

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Utah Man Pleads Guilty to Assaulting Law Enforcement Officers During Jan. 6 Capitol Breach

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This memorial honors the brave men and women who broke into the United States Capitol on January 6th, 2021 to loot, urinate, and defecate throughout those hallowed halls in order to overturn an election. President Trump celebrates these heroes of January 6th as "unbelievable patriots" and "warriors." This monument stands as a testament to their daring sacrifice and lasting legacy.

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Francis Connor's Letter

Dear Senator Merkley, My name is Francis Connor & I am a young man from Brooklyn, New York. Unfortunately I found myself in the wrong place at the wrong time on January 6th, 2021, I entered the Capitol Building with zero harmful intent, just curiosity as to what was going on around me. As I walked in to an open door on my left, I found myself in a senator's office which I later found out to be yourself. Nothing was stolen or vandalized, I was just caught on a live feed looking through some books on your bookshelf. That video and my presence there that day in general is not the best way I'd like to be characterized. If I knew that was a senator's office, I wouldn't have entered because I hold our country's politicians in the highest regard. Senator Merkley I wanted to write this letter in good faith to you so you know there was zero malicious intent behind my actions that day. Sincerely, Francis Connor From Can

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Dear Judge Contreras: My participation in the January 6th Capitol Riet was something erintended. My intention when 1 went to D.C. was to see the president speak. I got swept up in the moment and followed the crowd into the capitol without thinking of any possible consequences. I know that's not an excuse. We are all accountable for what we do and the fact that other people are doing something does not make it ok. I have never been in trouble before and promise you I won't be again. I've always worked or been in school and had jobs while I was in high school and college. Now I am defined by this day. Every time I meet a new client I worry about them googling me and getting an impression from YouTube that does not reflect who I truly am I always had the utmost respect for officers of the law, so for me to have took part in an event where officers died and were injured is truly disgraceful. I'm embarrassed by my conduct and by what I wrote in texts. I know in one text a few days after the riot I said I didn't regret being involved. During the plea hearing Your Honor asked me if I still feel that way and I immediately responded, "absolutely not Your Honor," which is still the position that I would take without hesitation every single time. I apologize for my actions and take fully responsibility for my conduct. Anton Lunyk 2

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2, and 3). Id. at 13:38:38. It appears from the video footage that an officer attempted to block Richardson's first strike with his baton, but Richardson continued swinging. In fact, he did not stop until the metal flagpole broke in his hands (Figure 3). 2021-01-06 13:38:38 -0500 AXON BODY 3 X6039BDFC Figure 1 (Excerpt from video Exhibit 1) 2021-01-06 13:386390500 AXON BODY 3 X6039BDFC Figure 2 (Excerpt from video Exhibit 1)

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Jeremy Baouche's plea to parading was accepted.

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