He added that Reeder, like many of the people charged in relation to the January 6 Capitol siege who have pleaded guilty, still refuse to own up to their actions. 'I find your statements to the FBI to be self-serving and disingenuous, frankly,' Hogan said. Reeder's sentencing was postponed from August after the Twitter account 'Sedition Hunters' posted a clip of Reeder shoving a police officer on the steps outside the Capitol building.ĭuring sentencing Hogan told Reeder he 'can't condone' what Reeder did in the clip and that he was troubled by Reeder's attempt to portray himself as an 'accidental tourist' to authorities, reported. Reeder is one of more than 95 Capitol riot defendants that have pleaded guilty to federal chargesĪ federal judge has sentenced a Capitol rioter to three months in jail, and said his sentencing should serve as a warning to others looking to avoid responsibility.ĭistrict Judge Thomas Hogan sentenced Robert Reeder, of Harford County, Maryland, to three months in jail on Friday for his role in the January 6 insurrection.Reeder told the court that his son has been bullied as a result of his participation in he riots and his family is 'ashamed because they share the same name,' as him.Hogan said Reeder, like many of the people charged in relation to the January 6 Capitol siege who have pleaded guilty, still refuse to own up to their actions.Reeder's sentencing was postponed from August after 'Sedition Hunters' posted a clip of Reeder shoving a police officer outside the Capitol on Twitter.District Judge Thomas Hogan sentenced Robert Reeder, of Harford County, Maryland, to three months in jail for his role in the January 6 riots.
Judge says three-month sentence for Capitol rioter who described himself as an 'accidental tourist' should 'be a warning' to others
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