Everyone who went in that building knew they weren't supposed to be there.

This is not some adventure.

This was absolutely horrifying.

And I don't care if you're saying this was not malicious or

destructive or you're describing yourself as some risk-aker, sir, you helped them by your presence. You, sir, helped terrorize

and terrify the people who were trying to keep others safe.

The threats that are being directed at law enforcement,

the vile threats being called names, the fact that law enforcement

officers still suffer from PTSD.

And now we have the prospect of another election that promises to be who knows.

This sir is a time where you need to be held accountable for your actions.

That's what federal judge Tanya Chutkin said during her sentencing

moments ago.

It was to a lower level insurrectionist somebody by the name of

Spencer Offman who was there in the crowd he claimed that he wasn't having a

major part there's no evidence that he wasn't having a major part. There's no evidence that he himself attacked any of the police officers, but he was there.

He did move barricades. He wanted to serve no time in jail.

Federal Judge Tanya Chutkin sentenced him to 30 days and six months supervised release

after he entered into a plea deal.

But most importantly, Judge Tanya Chuckin used this hearing, this sentencing

hearing that just took place moments ago to talk about the insurrection, how serious it was was and is what a scar it has left on our nation and

she sent a warning to those who are trying to cover this up. She sent a strong message, although she did not mention

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