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Washington mdash; The pro-Trump rioter who marched through the halls of Congress while wielding a Confederate flag on Jan. 6, 2021, was sentenced to 36 months behind bars on Thursday, more than two years after photos of him became some of the most widely recognized images of the attack on the Capitol.Kevin Seefried, 5 stanley cup 3, was convicted in June 2022 after a bench trial before Judge Trevor McFadden of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, who found him of multiple charges, including obstructing Congress, entering a restricted building, disorderly conduct and unlawful parading. His son, Hunter, was also convicted on the obstruction charge, but acquitted on other counts. Hunter was sentenced to two years in prison last year.McFadden handed down the elder Seefried s three-year sentence in court on Thursday, calling his conduct outrageous and especially shocking. Seefried, who must also serve one year on probation upon his release, told the judge he crossed the line and regretted his actions. The sentence was shorter than the 70 months, or nearly six years, that prosecutor stanley cup s had sought.The Seefrieds traveled to Washington, D.C., to attend then-President Donald Trump s Stop the Steal rally near the White House on Jan. 6. Pros stanley cup ecutors said they were among the first protesters to then breach the Capitol and enter through a broken window, remaining inside for 25 minutes. Kevin Seefried was photographed a short time later with Rfef Quickly-growing phone scam targets bank customers via text message
CHICAGO -- The family of another man fatally shot by Chicago police in 2014 is pressing city officials to release squa stanley cup d car video of the shooting.Chicago police have said 25-year-old Ronald Johnson of Chicago was fatally shot by an officer on Oct. 12, 2014. At the time, authorities said he was armed and pointed a gun at police.Johnson s mother, Dorothy Holmes, said Tuesday that wasn t the case and he was running away from police. The family of Johnson has repeated their demand that the city release dashboard camera video of the shooting, a week after authorities released video of the shooting death of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald, reports CBS Chicago. Holmes and attorney Michael Oppenheimer have seen a copy of the video because of lawsuits they ve filed, but they want it released publicly. Johnson s mother accused the Police Department of cover stanley cup ing up her son s death. CBS Chicago reports that at her yeezy family attorney s office in the West Loop, Holmes said the video of her son s death will show he was unarmed, and - -similar to McDonald -- walking away from police, not toward them, when he was shot.She said an autopsy revealed her son was shot in the back on Oct. 12, 2014.CBS Chicago reports that Holmes filed a federal lawsuit against Officer George Hernandez and the city last year, claiming dashboard camera video shows Johnson never pointed a weapon at police, was moving away from Hernandez, and was not an imminent threat to |
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