Five Convicted in High-Profile Jan. 6 Capitol Breach Case

The convictions include assaulting officers and obstruction, with sentencing set for June 2024.

Five men were found guilty of multiple felony and misdemeanor charges for their roles in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol breach, marking a significant prosecution related to the event.
The convicted individuals led the initial attack on Capitol Police officers, removing barricades and assaulting officers, which facilitated the rioters' entry onto Capitol grounds.
Capitol Police Officer Caroline Edwards, who was injured during the attack, testified against the defendants, describing the scene as akin to a 'war scene' with 'carnage' and 'chaos'.
The convictions include charges of assaulting police officers with deadly weapons, civil disorder, and obstruction of an official proceeding.
Sentencing for the five men is scheduled for June 13, 2024, as the investigation into the Jan. 6 breach continues, with over 1,265 individuals charged to date.