In a statement of offense, Mostofsky admitted he traveled to D.C. by bus and had 'dressed as a caveman and carrying a walking stick or rod' when he entered the Capitol building.
WASHINGTON — A judge's son who stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, while clad in fur, wearing a stolen police vest and carrying a police shield pleaded guilty Wednesday to three counts during a virtual court hearing.
Under the terms of a plea deal, federal prosecutors will drop the charge against Mostofsky that subjected him to the longest potential prison sentence: obstruction of an official proceeding. But Mostofsky pleaded guilty to a felony charge that made it unlawful to "obstruct, impede, and interfere with a law enforcement officer" during the commission of a civil disorder, a charge that comes with a maximum penalty of five years in federal prison.
In a statement of offense, Mostofsky admitted he traveled to Washington, D.C., by bus and was "dressed as a caveman and carrying a walking stick or rod" when he entered the Capitol.
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