The Arrest / No Fly List / Comeuppance Thread

He's trying to get an unfit to stand trial ruling. It's not going to work. They will keep him there until the end of days if that's what it takes, but he's either going to take a deal or he's going to trial. Path A he does a couple years in prison. Path B he does 7 to 9 years.

It's his choice entirely, but this little dog and pony show of his will not work. Ever.
 
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I don't think he's that bright. I think he thinks he's actually smart and making sense. He has no idea he's just looking like a blithering idiot and about to talk himself into a decade in federal prison.
 
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Well that moron Qanon Shaman plead guilty today to save his ass. He was facing 6 felonies and plead guilty to just one of them in the deal.
Chansley was originally charged with six federal crimes. He pleaded guilty to one of the most serious charges and could face a maximum of 20 years in prison, though his lack of a criminal record means he'll likely receive much less. As part of the plea agreement, Chansley agreed to pay $2,000 in restitution for damage to the Capitol. He could also face a fine of up to $250,000.
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'QAnon Shaman' Jacob Chansley pleads guilty to felony in US Capitol riot | CNN Politics

The so-called "QAnon Shaman" who stormed the US Capitol in a horned bearskin outfit pleaded guilty Friday to a felony for obstructing the Electoral College proceedings on January 6.
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They're letting all these fuckers off light. They should have been sending a message to never do this shit again but the only message they're sending is that it's not so bad so go ahead and try again.
 
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Sentencing was scheduled for November 17. As part of the plea deal, prosecutors agreed to seek a punishment between roughly three and four years in prison. This is the same potential prison term that other Capitol rioters who pleaded guilty to a single felony charge are facing.
He has been in jail since his arrest in January, and his attorney argued for his release on a few occasions. But the judge overseeing the case repeatedly ruled that Chansley is too dangerous to set free -- making Chansley part of a small group of rioters who aren't accused of attacking anyone that day, but have been detained before trial because of the potential for future violence.
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The two grand is just the restitution part....he still has federal time to look forward to less what he'll get credited for.
 
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