r/CapitolConsequences • u/saabister • Nov 20 '23
Idiot convicted after withdrawing guilty plea CONVICTION
" ... authorities said Oliveras committed multiple officer assaults, entered the Capitol three times – once after being forced out by police - and yelled that he wanted to execute traitors and forcibly removed members of Congress."
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u/SpicelessKimChi Nov 20 '23
Good example.
This guy was convicted of entering a restricted building and obstructing an official proceeding. He told the FBI he had a "really fun time" and said the insurrection was "hilarious."
He was free until sentencing but then said a couple days later he didn't really do anything wrong and the judge SO HARSHLY said he couldn't leave his house except for work, school, church, medical needs, attorney visits, court appearances and "other activities approved in advance" until sentencing. So, basically for anything he really wanted to do.
Then came the actual sentence.
The statutory maximum the judge could impose was 20 years, or 480 months. Instead he got 14 months. FOURTEEN MONTHS! So, yeah, sorry for being a bit skeptical that any of these fuckers will ever actually see justice. Even the guys who got 18 and 20 years should've gotten more, but it's good to be a white guy who aligns themselves with trump these days.
https://www.sj-r.com/story/news/crime/2023/06/16/springfield-man-sentenced-to-14-months-in-prison-for-role-in-jan-6-riot/70313459007/