Rebecca Lavrenz a 71-year-old grandmother convicted

The Internet is on buzzing after what has to be the worst conviction coming from this scam Jan 6th investigation as a 71-year-old grandmother has been convicted for what critics call her very small part in the January 6 events at the U.S. Capitol Building. Rebecca Lavrenz was caught on video walking around inside the Capitol, speaking to a police officer, and then leaving the premises, but on Thursday, she was convicted on four criminal counts. While inside, she said some prayers, and that’s what has a lot of people upside at Biden’s Justice Department for going after her. Because she prayed inside? WTF? Isn't Joe Biden religious? Why have the freedom to pray and worship as we want so why they doing this to her? The grandmother, whose sentencing is set for August 12, could face a year in prison and $200,000 in fines as reported.

The Department of Joe's Justice said that she volunteered photos of herself at the Capitol to investigators and that she “admitted traveling to Washington, D.C. on Jan. 6, 2021, to attend the ‘Stop the Steal’ rally on the mall and ‘following the crowd to the U.S. Capitol building.’”

The Department of Justice said that she acknowledged seeing barriers to the building “indicating the U.S. Capitol building grounds were a restricted area” and that she “observed people getting into physical confrontations with police” and she also “saw a woman get injured in the exchange.” Video footage showed that she was only in the building for 10 minutes, the Department of Justice admitted. “She was found guilty of four federal misdemeanor charges of entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds, disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds, disorderly conduct in a Capitol building, and parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building,” the report said.

Before her trial started, she shared a video of herself online entering the Capitol for the first time since January 6, 2021. “My own country is treating me like a criminal just because I believe that my—they stole my rightful president, and just standing up for my country makes me a criminal,” the grandmother said. “It’s not right. It feels so weird to be here,” she said. On Friday, former President Donald Trump called her a “patriot” and shared a link for people to donate to her legal defense.

“Rebecca Lavrez, also known as the “J6 Praying Grandma,” has been unfairly targeted by Crooked Joe Biden’s DOJ, and now faces up to 1 YEAR in prison for peacefully walking around the Capitol, and praying for our Failing Nation on January 6th! Rebecca is a 72-year-old Grandmother and Small Business Owner from Colorado, and now she is one of Joe Biden’s J6 HOSTAGES!!! Crooked Joe Biden spends more time prosecuting Patriots like Rebecca, AND ME, than Violent Criminals, Thugs, Murderers, and ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS who are destroying our Country. THIS IS WHAT WE ARE UP AGAINST. MAGA2024!” he said. The grandmother has been active on X, formerly Twitter, and has shared videos of herself at various locations. In one she shared during her trial she stood in front of the National Monument to the Forefathers in Plymouth, Massachusetts.

“I’m in Plymouth, Massachusetts, standing right beside this national monument to our forefathers, those pilgrims that came over to this land over 400 years ago to make a covenant with God that this land would be for the glory of God and the advancement of the Christian faith,” the grandmother said. “Three years ago I drove 25 hours because I believed in this covenant, and now I am on trial to defend that covenant,” she said. She spoke to The Gazette after her conviction. “I was surprised,” she said after the verdict. “I believe God wanted it to turn out this way so my voice could be amplified. We have to wake up our country.”

“The whole reason I went to the Capitol was to pray,” the grandmother said. “I didn’t get into this for myself, I was there to stand up for my country. God led me to go there and into the building to stand up for my First Amendment rights to petition the government for a redress of grievances,” she said and follows up by saying "I will be appealing my case as well as facing the possibility of additional fines of up to $200,000. Thank you for your support and sharing my story to "Make America Godly Again"!!"

This is where you can help her with money to defend herself... She needs our support now since Joe Biden is bent on making her and us Pro Trump supporters pay for just simply being Trump supporters... Joe Biden is what as all know a complete communist.

Darrell Neely sentenced to 28 months in prison for stealing plates, police jacket from Capitol

Darrell Neely is now the first misdemeanor defendant to receive more than a year in prison in the so called insurrection. Or Capitol riot case. Right out of Washington a federal judge sentenced one of only a handful of D.C. residents charged in connection with the Capitol riot to 28 months in prison Tuesday marking the first time a misdemeanor Jan. 6 defendant has received more than a year behind bars.

Darrell Neely was convicted in a bench trial in May of five misdemeanor counts. Prosecutors said the radio and YouTube broadcaster had spent more than an hour inside the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 and stole four china plates, as well as multiple items belonging to a Capitol Police officer, including the jacket bearing his badge. U.S. District Juge John Bates, who presided over the trial, acquitted Neely of a felony count of civil disorder.

Although the misdemeanor charges Neely was convicted of carry a maximum statutory penalty of one year in prison, prosecutors asked Bates to sentence him to 33 months behind bars. They argued his lengthy criminal history, which includes a domestic violence case, his decision to abscond from D.C. while he was on pretrial release and his lack of remorse warranted nearly three years in prison.

Bates, a 2001 nominee of former President George W. Bush, explained in court Tuesday that to give such a prison term he would have to use what’s known as “stacking” or consecutive sentences. Prior to Tuesday, no judge had ordered consecutive sentences in a Jan. 6 case. But Bates said he thought Neely warranted it.

“What really convinces me that the sentences should be stacked… is that criminal history, which is pretty unique among misdemeanors, your lack of respect for the law, which is glaring, and your flight while facing prosecution,” Bates said.

Bates ordered Neely held without bond last year after he failed to appear for multiple court appearances. Neely’s attorneys, Kira Anne West and Nicole Ann Cubbage, asked Bates to sentence him to effectively time-served for the period he spent in the D.C. Jail. West highlighted a number of continuing education courses Neely had completed while in detention, including courses in digital marketing and veterinary studies.

Neely said Tuesday he went inside the Capitol as a journalist because another Jan. 6 defendant initially described in his filings as the “woman in a pink beret” now identified and charged as Jennifer Inzunza Vargas Geller told him she would help him interview members of the Proud Boys. Neely also previously alleged, without evidence, that he believed Vargas Geller had a connection to law enforcement.

Neely asked Bates to look past his criminal record and sentence him far below what prosecutors were requesting. “A person’s record is not who they are,” Neely said. “You’re trying to make a person out of a piece of paper.” Bates ultimately sentenced Neely to 28 months. He said the DOJ’s request for 33 months was excessive, but Neely clearly had been deterred by his previous encounters with the justice system.

He also rejected the idea that Neely entered the building as a journalist. “The encouragement of other rioters is certainly not the conduct of a neutral, uninvolved journalist,” Bates said.

Neely was the first Jan. 6 defendant to receive a stacked sentence, but quickly gained company in that category Tuesday afternoon. Later in the day, U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly ordered former Proud Boys chairman Enrique Tarrio to serve 22 years in prison for his role in a plot to incite violence at the Capitol and stop the certification of the 2020 election.

Because the most serious charge Tarrio was convicted of, seditious conspiracy, carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison, Kelly ordered the sentence on a separate count served consecutively to reach 22 years and he wasn't even at the so called insurrection. How does that work? You give a guy 22 years who wasn't even there and nobody from his group did anything to do anything. The Proud Boys have been other wise been known to STOP Antifa/BLM in the past from looting and burning down buildings.