(iStock / Getty Images Plus) WASHINGTON, DC. They seem, to me, to be trying to get this out of the way as quickly as possible, stating whatever they have to say … but not changing their attitude,” Hogan said, according to WCAX. Robert Reeder of Harford County is slated to be sentenced Wednesday after pleading guilty to parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building. “It’s become evident to me that many of the defendants pleading guilty do not truly accept responsibility. Dent, on the Colored Population of Maryland, Reports. Prosecutors decided not to file new charges over the clip. Shop amongst our popular books, including 4, A Letter From Robert S. While prosecutors wanted Reeder to serve six months after a video found by online detectives Sedition Hunters featured what prosecutors called an attack on an officer, the judge believed Reeder was sorry. A Maryland man who initially described himself as an accidental tourist has been sentenced to three months over his participation in the January U.S. District Judge Thomas Hogan said he hopes his sentencing of Robert Reeder sends a message to those who are not “truly accepting responsibility” for their actions that day, after Reeder was caught on camera grabbing a police officer, according to WUSA. McKenzie and Aguirre & Eckmann as amici curiae on behalf of defendants and appellants.
Select the best result to find their address, phone number, relatives, and public records. Reeder, who has described himself as a registered Democrat of limited political passions, said he was watching television coverage of a pro-Trump crowd which had gathered for a. The charge carries a maximum sentence of. Robert Paul Reeder in Maryland We found 19 records for Robert Paul Reeder in Washington, Hagerstown and 13 other cities in Maryland. Robert Maurice Reeder, 55, of Maryland, cast himself as something of a tourist who happened to stumble across the goings-on in and around the capitol on Jan. Robert-Maurice-Reeder-of-Maryland-charged-with-Capitol-Riot-invasion-on-March-19-2021. 6 because he had 'nothing better to do,' his lawyer said in a court filing Wednesday. CAPITOL RIOT: Marylander Robert Reeder busted for busting into the U.S. A Maryland man who initially described himself as an “accidental tourist” has been sentenced to three months over his participation in the January U.S. Robert Reeder, of Harford County, Maryland, pleaded guilty in June to one misdemeanor count of parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building. Robert Reeder, 55, took a train to Washington, D.C., to hear Trump's speech on Jan.
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