New Jersey Man Sentenced to 12 Years for Violent Jan. 6 Capitol Riot
TL;DR
Christopher Joseph Quaglin, a New Jersey electrician, was sentenced to 12 years in prison for his violent actions during the January 6 Capitol riot, where he attacked multiple police officers. Quaglin insulted the judge, U.S. District Judge Trevor McFadden, before and after the sentencing, calling the court a "kangaroo court" and pushing conspiracy theories. Prosecutors highlighted Quaglin's role in some of the most violent confrontations during the riot, and the judge condemned his actions as "shocking and lawless."
Topics:nationcrime-and-justice#assault-on-police#capitol-riot#christopher-quaglin#crime-and-justice#january-6#sentencing
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- New Jersey Man Gets 12 Years for Violent Acts During Jan. 6 Riot The New York Times
- 'You're a menace to our society' | New Jersey electrician sentenced to 12 years in prison for assaulting multiple officers on Jan. 6 WUSA9.com
- Ex-Boston cop and N.J. man, one of 'most violent' Capitol rioters, sentenced for Jan. 6 deeds New York Daily News
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