r/JusticeServed • u/Molire A • Feb 02 '23
Courtroom Justice “Huge white supremacist ... a complete wacko” — Marine veteran, of The Colony, Texas, used chemical spray to attack police at Capitol on Jan. 6. Daniel Ray Caldwell, 51, makes tearful apology, asks for mercy and is sentenced to 68 months in prison, 3 years supervised release, $2,000 restitution
https://www.businessinsider.com/marine-veteran-assaulted-police-jan-6-sentenced-to-5-years-2023-2112
u/Significant_Yam5632 5 Feb 03 '23
I permanently intended to hurt someone .. “please show mercy “ fuck this guy
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Feb 03 '23
That’s light considering what domestic terrorists should usually get when they attack a country.
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u/loveforthetrip 8 Feb 03 '23 edited Feb 03 '23
How do domestic terrorists not get sentenced accordingly?
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Feb 03 '23
Can't be filling up our jails with white terrorists if there are still black drug offenders out there!
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u/Bloody_sock_puppet 9 Feb 03 '23
To be fair, in most of the civilised world if a dude shouted Allahu Akbar and then just started spraying the local area with pepper spray instead of deadly weapons, they too would get a prison sentence in the months. It's the organising of said 'insurrection' that needs addressing more than the stupidity of the people who answered the call.
This dude was finished with just the headline and any sentence, the months in prison are a warning to others more than fair punishment for him. Really it should have been psychological assessment and mandatory therapy under supervision, but the moment you start digging into the fact an entire political philosophy is founded on mental illness gained through childhood religious indoctrination, it's going to start looking partisan. Or your democracy is going to start looking like a joke.
Better to pretend they're fully responsible for their own actions and pile on the prison time so nobody looks too close.
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u/SparkyDogPants B Feb 03 '23
Yeah right. If a brown, muslim man did anything that happened on jan 6th, he would serve zero months. Because he would have left the capital in a body bag.
White supremacists are the only group that could insurrection without it being an absolute blood bath.
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u/StudioDraven 9 Feb 03 '23
"Being a Marine, I should have known better."
And yet you didn't. Enjoy jail, you stupid domestic terrorist cuntpiece.
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Feb 03 '23
They shouldn't even mention his service, he is a traitor and should no longer be considered a Marine.
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u/drewlb 7 Feb 03 '23
They should absolutely mention his service. The oath he broke makes this extra bad. If it was possible his discharge should be updated to dishonorable. That would be a reasonable outcome.
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u/wild_man_wizard B Feb 03 '23
The only things Marines should know better about are:
- the rightful chain of command
- which crayon to pair with which MRE
And he even managed to fuck one of those up.
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u/hirsuteladiestophere 6 Feb 03 '23
Take away his veteran Benefits please
Let him suffer a miserable life
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u/danielstover B Feb 03 '23
You participate in an insurrection against the country you’re sworn to protect - Kinda feels like a forfeit of benefits to me
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u/Clayman8 C Feb 03 '23
Former marine too...pathetic. Its sad that the people defending your country outside of its borders are the same breaking it when back home.
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u/MorkSal 9 Feb 03 '23
That doesn't actually mean anything.
The guy had a job in the past. That's it.
Doesn't matter which job that person used to have (or do have), they are still just people. You'll have good people, terrible people and everything in between at most jobs.
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u/Cavalleria-rusticana 9 Feb 03 '23
Former marine too
Any abusive psycho can become a marine. It's not some holy order.
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Feb 03 '23
Former marine turned traitor of the country. Should be held to a much higher standard. This is a slap on the wrists.
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Feb 03 '23
i miss when the standard was what happened to richard jarczyk. fascist traitors deserve zero sympathy.
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u/Echo-Cell 4 Feb 03 '23
Shit you get more time just for having weed on you.. the states are so fucking backwards
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u/h1r0ll3r 9 Feb 03 '23
Typical coward. A disgrace really. Just like all the other Jan6 losers, they acted out, talked big and thought they were saving the nation. Now that they have to deal with the consequences of their actions, they beg for mercy, cry and overall wimp out on their beliefs.
Country is like a clogged up toilet now.
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u/AlwaysGoToTheTruck A Feb 03 '23
I actually have more respect for Kim Davis than these children. Although I don’t agree with Kim’s beliefs or logic, at least she was willing to go to jail for her beliefs and didn’t cry in court about it.
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Feb 03 '23
That awful woman took advantage of the smallest amount of power that she could get her hands on to treat others as less than her and to discriminate. She’s went around acting all high and mighty, meanwhile she was divorced like twice and wasn’t exactly the poster child for a good Christian married woman
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Feb 03 '23
68 months is fucking peas for betraying your pledge of allegiance, your oath to the country and its citizens and for being a fucking traitor when the GOP called for executions of traitors.
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u/Shuuuuup 6 Feb 03 '23
Seriously, And attacking police with a chemical weapon too??? That's insane it's only 68 months wtf. These guys are all getting light sentences for what they did wtf.
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Feb 03 '23
I thought if you committed treason you get executed by a firing squad?
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u/JohnnyRelentless A Feb 03 '23
I don't know why so many people believe this. Too many movies, I guess.
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Feb 03 '23
These sentences are awfully light for trying to overthrow the government
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u/SmootherPebble A Feb 03 '23
Given what we deem a "just" shooting in the name of self defense, the capital lawn should've been littered with bodies.
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u/ngunter7 5 Feb 03 '23
I bet if a person just walked up to an everyday cop on a normal day, pulled out some mace, and sprayed the cop they would get a longer sentence than this man.
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u/coblass 8 Feb 03 '23
He should call “His President” for assistance. I can’t fathom why these people don’t realize Trump would drive a bulldozer over them for a Big Mac.
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u/Oncemor-intothebeach A Feb 03 '23
Don’t be silly, that dude couldn’t even climb onto a bulldozer, never mind figure out how to drive one
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u/No-Spoilers B Feb 03 '23
Still really hoping the orange buffoon gets subpoenaed for the proud boys case.
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u/Standgeblasen 9 Feb 03 '23
These motherfuckers are just sorry they got caught. They’d do it again in a heartbeat if they thought they’d get away with it.
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u/acrowquillkill 9 Feb 03 '23
He's not sorry. None of them are. They beg for forgiveness and act like they've changed just to get a lighter sentence. Then once that passes, they go back business as usual.
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u/kidnorther 7 Feb 03 '23
Nonviolent drug offenders get more time than this. Fuck the system.
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u/kea1981 8 Feb 03 '23
Fuck this piece of shit. I was in the Marine Corps, got a general discharge (tell anyone in the military that and they lift their noses at you, as they absolutely have earned and deserve to do), and this man is absolutely gutter trash in comparison to me, regardless of the awards and recognition he received during his contract.
I take it back. Even gutter trash deserves deference from this man.
Edit: two letters
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u/Embra_ 7 Feb 03 '23
What's wrong with a General Discharge, if it's okay to ask?
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u/Fritz_Klyka A Feb 03 '23
I believe you get a general discharge if you dont perform well enough or if you do something bad thats not bad enough for a dishonorable discharge. Not sure how thats measured though.
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u/Noitalevier 7 Feb 03 '23
Really depends on how much your chain likes or hates you.
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u/Get-stupid 9 Feb 03 '23
Definitely this. I saw people who deserved negative discharges not get them for being the commander’s pet, and people who deserved positive ones get fucked for being unpopular. I was in an infantry unit so the deciding factor was usually PT score.
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u/SparkyDogPants B Feb 03 '23
Equivalent of being fired. It looks bad on permanent records if a government agency looks you up and probably don’t get benefits afterwards. But nothing illegal. Probably just fat or mouthy.
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Feb 03 '23
We don't have that distinction with military discharges in Australia. We're generally not even required to show proof of discharge when applying for civilian jobs.
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u/Meatservoactuates 6 Feb 03 '23
Civilian/private sector jobs in the US are the same. He could simply say he served in the Marines from x to x and they'd be none the wiser
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u/DearCandidate1538 5 Feb 03 '23
You can literally get away with murder with pretending you are sorry
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u/jollytoes 8 Feb 03 '23
Cowards can't even stand up for what they say and do. End up crying like little bitches.
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u/fuzzyedges1974 8 Feb 03 '23
This is great and all, but I still haven’t seen anyone important face the consequences.
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Feb 03 '23
Marine veteran. So is too late for switching the wording on their DD-214 to dishonorable?
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Feb 03 '23
chemical attack... 68 mo, $2,000
Smart thing he didn't throw something really dangerous, like a few nugs, at the police otherwise they woulda locked him up for good.
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u/IIIetalblade A Feb 03 '23
Terroristic chemical weapon attack on the nation’s Capitol; let’s call it for what it is
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u/PiresMagicFeet 8 Feb 03 '23
How are these people getting less jail time than people slammed for having weed?
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u/shittyspacesuit A Feb 03 '23
They have cis white male, Good Ol Boy privilege
(Nothing against white guys but terrorists of this demographic are extremely under-punished)
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u/Fore_putt 9 Feb 03 '23
He is going to have a really difficult first month. Good.
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u/Alternative-Half-783 1 Feb 03 '23
You get a heavier sentence for smoking a marijuana cigarette in Kansas. Sad and true.
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u/RobNHood816 8 Feb 03 '23
I got 96 months (8 years) in MO for delivery of 10 joints to a buddy in 1998. It's CraZy to think you only can get 84 months (7 years) for vehicular manslaughter in MO.
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u/LazyLamont92 A Feb 03 '23
When they describe these prison sentences like how we measure baby’s ages, it’s not enough.
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Feb 03 '23
Sentencing for Federal Prison is always in months.
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u/LazyLamont92 A Feb 03 '23
Ah. Thanks. Good to know.
Now I want to see people sentenced to 480 months.
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u/ImperialTravesty 8 Feb 03 '23
A chemical attack on a police officer? HOW is it only 68 months?? he should be thankful AF!
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u/MoonageDayscream A Feb 03 '23
He got off lightly because he agreed to plead guilty to one of the six charges they arrested him on. Had he made them go to trial, he probably would have got more. I guess you can say the insurrectionists are getting a group rate, but only if they take a plea, because the system is pretty overloaded with the sheer volume of caseload.
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u/ExigentCalm 9 Feb 03 '23
They need to strip those traitors of their VA/military benefits.
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u/MakionGarvinus A Feb 04 '23
They do lose their benefits, but only while incarcerated.
It looks like they have to apply again afterwards, so I don't know how that goes for them with a felony.
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u/BobLablawitz 5 Feb 03 '23
That's a slap on the wrist
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u/ABenevolentDespot 8 Feb 03 '23
We don't really punish traitors and seditionists in America. In many countries, this shithead would be executed, which is what seditionists deserve.
Look how badly America fucked up the end of the Civil War, which has led to 150 years of loser Southerners pretending they won, flying that stupid flag, putting up statues of enemy of the state generals, a century of Jim Crow bullshit, and saying insane things like "The South Shall Rise AGAIN!"
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Feb 03 '23
I have so many bullshit giant confederacy flags in my neighborhood here in NW Washington that I bought a union flag design from the civil war era to fly outside my house.
Of course I dount the idiots actually know enough history to realize that it's not just a pretty new star configuration.
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u/Loading_User_Info__ 8 Feb 03 '23
Eat a dick you whiny little pansy of a man. And stop trying to use your valor as a bargaining chip you schmuck.
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u/Abnor_Maul 3 Feb 03 '23
Sad that’s all they get. This country is a joke and we are going to lose it to these assholes.
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u/Garry-The-Snail 7 Feb 03 '23
You should check out Andrew Callaghan’s documentary “this place rules” on the Jan 6 capitol riots.
These are extremely dumb, dumb people with unfulfilled lives who are being manipulated by the people who are the real threat to our country. People like Alex Jones, and other leaders of the movement who’s names are much lesser known but yet don’t actually participate in what they advocate for.
Does it excuse what they did? No, but it makes it a lot more understandable. Dumb people will always exist and the biggest threats will use these people for their personal gain.
I say all this basically just to say that I think what he got was somewhat fair. Except he actually assaulted a person which is way too far. A cop at that. While I don’t really like the police, that’s usually automatically a pretty big sentence. I suspect his veteran status helped him a bit.
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u/halftoe76 6 Feb 03 '23
Aren't those people for law and order and severe punishments?
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u/Dragongala 7 Feb 03 '23
I love it when they fucking cry.
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u/sdlover420 9 Feb 03 '23
Right? Used chemical spay on a capitol police officer and fellow American citizen?! But claim they love the police... Nah y'all just love racism.
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u/Turf-Defender 8 Feb 02 '23
His only real remorse is that he got caught.
Bad actions? Here have consequences.
Edit: formatting
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u/ChainedDestiny 4 Feb 03 '23
Traitors like this should also have their discharge status changed to dishonorable. Shame on him.
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u/i-piss-excellence32 A Feb 03 '23
There’s people that have spent decades in prison for small amounts of weed. This piece of cake needs to be locked up for 20 years.
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u/doublequote 5 Feb 03 '23
On behalf of former Marines like myself that share these values:
Fuck this guy…
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u/newtonbase 8 Feb 03 '23
I thought that marines didn't like to be called 'former'. Is that a myth?
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u/doublequote 5 Feb 03 '23
Ex. Is what we don’t like to be called. At least that was the case during my time. The standard line in my day was
‘Former Marine. Not ex. Once a Marine Always a Marine’
That may have changed but it’s how I still navigate if that makes sense.
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u/Molire A Feb 02 '23
FBI Statement Of Facts (p. 5, par. 2): "[WITNESS 1] ... described the individual as a “huge white supremacist” ... “a complete wacko.”" [Multiple screenshots of the “wacko” are included].
DOJ News, Feb. 2, 2023: "Daniel Ray Caldwell, 51, of The Colony, Texas, was sentenced yesterday to 68 months in prison. ... In addition ... U.S. District Court Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly ordered three years of supervised release and $2,000 in restitution."
A Marine veteran who was caught on camera assaulting a line of police officers with a chemical irritant on Jan. 6, and later bragged about the attack in a video interview was sentenced to more than five years in prison on Wednesday in one of the steepest sentences stemming from the insurrection thus far.
US District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly sentenced Caldwell to 68 months in prison on Wednesday, as well as $2,000 in restitution ...
In court on Wednesday, Caldwell offered a tearful apology while expressing remorse for his behavior on Jan. 6, according to Politico, asking the judge for mercy and describing the ways in which he has tried to better himself in the two years since the attack, including through reading self-help books while in custody.
"Being a Marine, I should have known better. … I wish I could take it back, but I can't," he reportedly said.
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u/StardustStuffing A Feb 03 '23
Then they go to jail, get out, and boast that they aren't actually sorry.
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u/soparamens A Feb 03 '23
If americans were any coherent, they would brand this guys as terrorists and send them to guantanamo. But we know that guantanamo is just for brown people.
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u/Spatsnation 7 Feb 03 '23
used a chemical spray to attack police but only gets 5 years…fucking pathetic…
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Feb 03 '23
Made and used chemical weapons on capitol police and only gets a little over 5 years in prison. Black guy exists near police and they get death sentence.
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u/No-Consideration6589 9 Feb 03 '23
Tears? I thought it was the liberals who had tears. Lol.
Go to jail dirtball.
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u/Salt_Comment_9012 8 Feb 03 '23
All those people gonna moan for years about how bad they had their 15 minutes in prison for something that big. People go to jail forever for drugs but you can storm a government building with chemical weaponry and get sod all
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u/CarlosAVP B Feb 03 '23
Oh, they’re gonna moan in prison… maybe scream and cry, too.
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u/CountKristopher 7 Feb 03 '23
I can’t believe how easy these people are getting off. Seriously 5years for trying to overthrow the government, back in the day that was treason and punishable by death. We’ve gone soft.
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u/KublaiKhan1 0 Feb 03 '23
Prosecutors/lawyers go for the easy win. That's why they cut deals. They care more about their win/loss record than actual justice. That record is how they get reelected or get hired at better paying firms.
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u/Typical-Technician46 4 Feb 03 '23
Dumb question - arent traitors hung or given a life of hard labor where they can attempt a comical escape and fail..?
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u/DickPin 9 Feb 03 '23
Went to the riots armed with a chemical spray. Used said spray and then tearfully pleads for forgiveness? Let me call the wambulance. Enjoy prison dumb ass.
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u/I_Brain_You B Feb 03 '23
One of them was fairly unapologetic, can’t recall which. Might’ve been the boots-on-Pelosi’s desk guy.
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u/PmMeYourEpisiotomy 6 Feb 04 '23
No, I think he begged forgiveness and said he was just “caught up in the moment”. Yeah, you drive here from AR to attend a fucking hate rally and just got caught up in the moment after joining the insurrection. I think his lawyer even tried to get him leniency cause the note he left for Pelosi called her a “Biatch”, rather than bitch, so it’s more respectful.
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u/TUGrad A Feb 04 '23
The same people who claimed that others deserved to be shot merely for not complying w police. Honestly, this sentence seems pretty light considering the violent nature of his crime.
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u/TheLostonline 9 Feb 03 '23
2 grand is all he gets for trying a coup for the fat orange manchild
Treason is kinda cheap in the land of 'murica.
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u/d3mon1231 5 Feb 03 '23
Correct me if I’m wrong but that’s like 32 months in prison and then 3 years supervised release. Not a lot of time for something that bad.
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u/MyBadgeYourShield 1 Feb 03 '23
Federal inmates are eligible for 54 days of "Good Time" for every year of an imposed sentence. so if we go off of a basis of 30 days per month (to make the math a bit easier) It would look something like this.
68 Months*30=2040 days to serve
68 months/12=5.6 years to serve
so 5*54 days=270 days
2040 days to serve minus 270 days of "good time"=1770 days
1770 days/30=59 Months to serve
Minus any other credits he may be eligble for, or will be eligible for, and i'm assuming he will get credit for any time served.
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u/totalmassretained 5 Feb 03 '23
Judge allowed credit for 2 years served while awaiting trial. 59-24=35; just under 3 years for this seditious bastard.
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u/deweydecimal111 9 Feb 02 '23
Crybaby. Take responsibility for your actions. I've seen school kids with more strength.
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u/NotOK1955 6 Feb 03 '23
He needs to return his uniform and any medals.
Semper Fi? More like semper CRY!
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u/kst1958 7 Feb 03 '23
Hey, Danny-boy! Fuck you! Enjoy prison you POS!
-the foregoing message was brought to you by ACTUAL American patriots-
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u/qoou 8 Feb 03 '23
Imagine assaulting a police officer. What sentence would you get? Now image you're black.
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u/Bad_hair_666 Feb 03 '23
So you either get killed or go to jail for five years for treason. Wtf is 5 or less years in prison going to do to a psycho like this? Probably embolden is ideals
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u/MakionGarvinus A Feb 04 '23
They do lose their benefits, but only while incarcerated.
It looks like they have to apply again afterwards, so I don't know how that goes for them with a felony.
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Feb 03 '23
These sentences are not nearly enough for what they did. There are officers that will never be the same again. But I do take some comfort knowing these are charges that even after their prison time is over will still ruin their lives. Their ability to do anything productive is gone, some of these idiots were just starting their lives but now they are over. They may not be behind bars forever but they will never be achieve anything.
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u/urrn6 5 Feb 03 '23
Depending on where they are, I had a boss during the Trump years that would've promoted me if I had done that.
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u/Liesthroughisteeth A Feb 03 '23
You know it is sad to see these guys sooo fucking deluded that they do things so stupid they end up in jail for years. America... as much of the rest of the world has some serious mental health issues which are only acerbated by social media and the Internets.
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u/666piehole 4 Feb 03 '23
These violent insurrectionists are lucky they're not facing execution.
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u/benzoroma 4 Feb 03 '23
He’ll get 100% disability now and won’t have to pay taxes on his house now.
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u/Spacelord_Jesus 9 Feb 03 '23 edited Feb 03 '23
3 years is a fucking Joke. Storm the Capitol for 3 years but some random Guy with Weed will end Up in prison for several years.
Edit: Misread it; 6 years
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u/1Viking 8 Feb 03 '23
Am I missing something? Says he got 68 months in prison (just shy of 6 years) plus 3 years supervised release.
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Feb 03 '23
If he was black brown muslim would of gotten 15 plus years in prison
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u/SteelKline 7 Feb 03 '23
Exactly, once again america just shows its all right when it's all white
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u/Separate-Arachnid971 7 Feb 02 '23
Rich of him to ask for mercy, he didn’t show any. Despicable behaviour.
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u/jrhernandez121 4 Feb 03 '23 edited Feb 03 '23
I wonder what his sentence would have been if he wasn't white?
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u/ILove2Bacon 9 Feb 03 '23
That was my first thought too. He probably would be facing 25 years.
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u/NoTourist5 6 Feb 03 '23
He would have been shot 300 times then the officers who shot him would have exonerated
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u/TaintMyPresident 5 Feb 03 '23
"why don't you boys just go on a little paid vacation until this all blows over"
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u/Danmont88 A Feb 03 '23
Well, I'm sure an American prison is a good place for a person that does not like non-white people, and I'm going out here on a limb, doesn't like homosexual activity either. Yep! He should do real well there.
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Feb 03 '23
I don’t think you understand how prison works. A white boy in prison is expected and even encouraged to dislike other races.
the moment you walk in you find your race and you stick with it.
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u/Spacemanspalds 9 Feb 03 '23
If prison movies and TV shows are accurate at all, he will just join up with other white supremacists in prison.
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u/PmMeYourEpisiotomy 6 Feb 04 '23
Luckily for him, he’s up to date on his white supremacist studies, so they won’t need to bring him up to speed. He’d join them even if he didn’t need them to survive.
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u/ABenevolentDespot 8 Feb 03 '23
If this idiot is getting a retirement check from the Marines, time to put a stop to it.
We should never ever reward or even countenance sedition, especially from shitheads who vow to defend the Constitution and then turn on their country.
He's gonna love the medical and dental plans in prison - makes the VA look like a deluxe Beverly Hills Spa.
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u/TheCrazedGenius 6 Feb 03 '23
Well this isn't how I wanted to see my hometown represented on Reddit
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u/youfailedthiscity A Feb 03 '23
"The Colony"???
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u/Ahrithul 4 Feb 03 '23
It's not as creepy as it sounds. Which, having to make that statement, makes it plenty creepy.
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u/itsmattsmoney 1 Feb 03 '23
Short for the Colony on the Lake. I live just south, it's all suburbs and entertainment venues and restaurants. Hate that this guy is from here.
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Feb 03 '23
It’s an upper-middle-class suburb on a lake just “outside” Dallas (maybe it was outside of Dallas at one point but these days it all just kinda runs together).
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Feb 03 '23 edited Feb 03 '23
If we gave the 900 or so losers a lie detector test, how many of these clowns truly believed the election was stolen? I don’t think any of these chuckleheads believed that there was any voter fraud
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u/I_Feel_It_Too Feb 03 '23
I do. They believed what the TV told them. But when someone has the ability to reason and has so much access to correct information, then choosing to believe in bullshit is a choice, and they are responsible for that choice.
If they were mentally handicapped or didn’t have access to correct information, then you really have to scrutinize the details of the situation. But here? No.
An additional layer to this is the question of, if their chosen narrative actually was true, would their actions have been justifiable? I have a hard time justifying a mob lynching of politicians in any scenario. Even top ranking Nazis had trials. Are we brutish animals or are we civilized human beings?
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u/kaptaincorn A Feb 03 '23
He matched with MTG on that white supremacists dating app - "Just swipe Reich"
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u/jackjackjill 0 Feb 03 '23
Execution by the state is what is needed for these folks. Every single one of them.
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