Man who attacked police after storming US Capitol with Confederate flag gets over 2 years in prison

The man who assaulted police officers after entering the US Capitol with a Confederate flag has been sentenced to more than 2 years in prison.

The individual who attacked police officers after breaching the US Capitol with a Confederate flag has been handed a prison sentence of over 2 years. This incident occurred during the events at the Capitol, and the legal repercussions have now been determined with the sentencing.

The person who assaulted police officers after storming the US Capitol with a Confederate flag has been sentenced to more than 2 years in prison. This action took place during the events at the Capitol, leading to the legal consequences of a prison term being imposed.

After the Capitol breach, several legal actions were taken against individuals involved in the incident. Many were arrested and charged with various offenses, including trespassing, assault on law enforcement officers, destruction of property, and conspiracy. The legal process is ongoing, and individuals are being held accountable for their actions during the breach.

After the Capitol breach, individuals faced a range of charges including trespassing, assault on law enforcement officers, destruction of property, conspiracy, and other related offenses. The legal system has been actively pursuing accountability for those involved in the breach through these charges.

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