FBI: Seven 6 Jan 2021 Seditionists Processed: Four Arrested; Two Sentenced; One Convicted

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The FBI and the Justice Department have been extremely busy over the past 24 hours dealing with 6 Jan 2021 white-supremacist insurrectionists.

First, the arrests.



Andre Maurice Bonneau (64) of Lewiston, ME, seen laughing above, was arrested by the FBI.



The FBI arrested brothers Christopher Jordan (48) of St. George, UT and Earl Jordan (50) of Dickens, IA.



James Roe Cleary was arrested by the FBI.

A complaint is merely an allegation, and all defendants above are presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.


The two miscreants below were sentenced.


Michael Oliveras (51) of Lindenwold, NJ was sentenced to five years in prison.



Jeremy Groseclose (41) of Elliston, VA was sentenced to 40 months in prison.

The below lunatic was convicted.

Jay Matthew Kenyon (47) of Harrisonburg, VA, was found guilty of felony civil disorder and four misdemeanor offenses. He will be sentenced on 10 Jan 2025.

In the 44 months since 6 Jan 2021, more than 1,504 suspects have been charged in nearly all 50 states for crimes related to attacking the US Capitol, including more than 560 seditionists charged with feloniously assaulting or impeding law enforcement. The FBI investigation remains ongoing.

Sources:

https://www.justice.gov/usao-dc/pr

Harrisonburg 'Patriot' who brandished knife on Jan. 6 convicted (augustafreepress.com)

Virginia Judiciary Online Case Information System (state.va.us)

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1. Over 1500 arrests and a very high conviction rate.

This is For all those complaining that no one was arrested on 1/6 while the USCP and Metropolitan were busy fighting to save democracy and for their lives. I remind you that this is what justice looks like. Investigate, arrest, bring to trial, find guilty and sentence. Well done Justice. Keep up the good work and thank you!

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2. Concur. The US is a nation of laws. Note that USDJ Beryl Howell presided over one or two of these cases. She's sharp.