Four Riverside County men who joined thousands in the unrest that led to the breach of the U.S. Capitol Building were sentenced to federal prison to serve terms varying from just under two years to nearly three years.
Four Riverside County men who joined thousands in the unrest that led to the breach of the U.S. Capitol Building on Jan. 6, 2021, were sentenced Friday to federal prison to serve terms varying from just under two years to nearly three years.
The judge also ordered the foursome to each pay $2,000 in restitution to the government and remain on parole for 36 months following their release. Federal prosecutors argued the four joined thousands who sought to disrupt proceedings at the Capitol, where Congress was preparing to certify the Electoral College vote recognizing President-elect Joe Biden as the winner of the 2020 presidential election.
He later posted a selfie with a bandolier of shotgun ammunition hung over his shoulders, according to court papers. Minutes later, Warner joined protesters ascending the northwest stairs to the Upper West Terrace. Then Martinez, Kinnison and Mele advanced on a police line on the northwest lawn, prosecutors said. Warner accessed the Capitol Building via a broken window, at which point Martinez, Kinnison and Mele went to the terrace in an attempt to rendezvous with him, but the defense said the trio ultimately elected not to enter the building.
Kinnison, Martinez, Melee and Warner represent the last of the Riverside County residents sentenced for actions on Jan. 6.
Sentenced Federal Prison January 6 Capitol Riot
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