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Ray Epps Sentencing & Penn Statue Backlash | 1.10.24

Jan 10, 2024
15:00
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Explore controversial J6 figure Ray Epps' sentencing and the backlash against tearing down a statue of William Penn. Also, delve into Donald Trump seeking immunity and the Supreme Court's role in resolving the issue.
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  • Ray Epps, a controversial figure in the J6 riot, was sentenced to probation and community service despite allegations of involvement with the federal government.
  • Former President Donald Trump argued for immunity from charges related to election interference, but legal experts believe his chances are low and the Supreme Court may not take up the case.

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Ray Epps Sentenced for Capitol Riot

Ray Epps, a controversial figure in the January 6th Capitol riot, was sentenced to one year probation, 100 hours of community service, and a $500 restitution payment. He pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge and cooperated with the FBI and Congress. Despite accusations and questions about his alleged involvement with the federal government, Epps avoided jail time.

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