Someone Got Time

A Florida man is the first to go to prison for the riot at the capitol.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
All right, So the first person to be sentenced for
a felony in connection to the January sixth attack on
the US Capitol was sentenced to eight months in prison.
Prosecutors were pushing to put thirty eight year old Paul
Alert Hotchkins of Tampa, Florida behind bars for eighteen months
after he pleaded guilty last month to one count of

(00:22):
obstructing an official proceeding. When announcing his decision, US District
Judge Randolph Moss noted that Hotchkins, with no previous record,
was not involved in a leadership role in the mob
that attacked the Capitol and offered sincere statements in court
earlier on Monday. So that's why he ended up with
eighteen months. That's cool. That's cool. So let me tell

(00:46):
you something. They wanted eight two, he got eight. He
got eight. Oh yeah, eight. Yeah, she wanted eighteen. He
got eight. That's a good sign out. When they start
coming back with the people chanting and the ones that
cause these depths, and the ones that they can put

(01:10):
that internet stuff they do, they're gonna do some time.
Everybody couldn't do some time on this one right here.
This is a good signer. I hope all of them
do time. But I want you to understand if that
was a Black Lives Matter movement, boy just be a
whole nother story. They're still they're saying it that. You know,
it's a it's an attack against former President Trump, Right, Yeah,

(01:34):
that's cool. Well, while they whitewashing, they ask on Whitewashington jail.
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