January 6 of riot, pardoning Trump, who gets life imprisonment for a conspiracy at the FBI

On Wednesday, one of the old military warriors was sentenced to life imprisonment for conspiracy to attack the FBI and the assassination of law enforcement officers in revenge for his arrest on the charge that he was part of the mob that stormed the Capitol on January 6, 2021, according to court records.

Edward Kelly was one of the first rioters who violated the Capitol. Nearly two years later, plans with another man to attack the FBI, Tin, using improvised explosive devices associated with vehicles and drones, according to public prosecutors.

Last November, Kelly jury condemned to conspire to kill federal employees, seek a crime of violence and affect federal officials threatening.

Kelly, 36, got an amnesty from US President Donald Trump for his conviction on January 6, but a judge agreed with the prosecutors that Trump’s action did not extend to the Kelly case in Tennessee. This makes Kelly, from Marifal, Teen. , One of the few defendants in the remaining prisoners in prison after doing Trump’s profit.

American boycott judge Thomas Varlan issued a life sentence for Kelly during a hearing in Noxisfil, according to court records. The judge rejected a request to release Kelly pending the result of the appeal.

Public Prosecutors recommended life imprisonment for Kelly, saying that he was not repeated and unable to rehabilitate.

They wrote: “On the contrary, Kelly does not believe that the measures for which he was convicted were justified, but that his duty as” Patriot “, who is self -esteem, forced him to target law enforcement in East Tennessee on charges of assassination.

Kelly served in a naval weapon for eight years. It was deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan before his discharge for 2015 from the army.

On January 6, 2021, Kelly was arrested on a video to help two other riots throw the Capitol police officer on the ground and use a piece of wood to damage a window, according to the Federal Investigation Office. The FBI said he was the fourth person who entered the Capitol through a broken window.

After a trial without jury, a federal judge in Washington Kelly condemned last November from 11 charges resulting from riots. Before Kelly was sentenced, pardoned Trump and hundreds of rioters in the convicted Capitol.

Kelly argued that his pardon was wide enough to cover his behavior in the Tennessee case, but the judge did not agree. Farlan said Kelly’s crimes in the Tennessee case had separated from Kelly’s behavior on January 6 “years and miles.” Public prosecutors reached the same conclusion.

However, in other cases on January 6, the Trump Ministry of Justice argued that the amnesty applies to separate condemnation. For example, the general prosecutors concluded that Kentucky’s pardon for storming the Capitol, and covered his condemnation of illegally possessing weapons when the FBI agents searched his home to investigate January 6.

Kelly has been imprisoned since December 2022. His lawyer, Mark Brown, said that Kelly had not hurt anyone or threatened anyone directly with violence. Brown urged the judge to reject the prosecutor’s request to implement “strengthening terrorism” in the account of his client’s penalty.

Brown wrote: “Kelly does not deserve the same sentence as the actual” terrorist “who was injured or killed hundreds or thousands of American citizens.

Austin Carter, the defendant, Austin Carter, admitted to conspiracy in January 2024. He is scheduled to be sentenced to August 4.

Kelly created a list of 36 law enforcement officers to target the assassination and shared it with Carter, describing it as the “mission” of the first, according to the prosecutors. All officers participated in the arrest of Kelly in May 2022 on charges of Capitol and the FBI discussed his home.

The prosecutors wrote: “The evidence in the trial proved that Kelly aimed to enforce the law because of his expected role in the civil war that Kelly hoped to start and because the moving towards those who participated in his arrest in May 2022 and inspected his home.”