U.S. Capitol attack – longest jail sentences

The Proud Boys’ former leader, Enrique Tarrio, has been jailed for 22 years for orchestrating the attack on the U.S. Capitol on

Jan 6, 2021 – the longest sentence imposed so far in the case

Enrique Tarrio: Guilty of masterminding seditious conspiracy aimed at keeping then-President Donald Trump in power. Sentence: 22 years

Ethan Nordean
Self-proclaimed “Sergeant of Arms” for Seattle chapter of Proud Boys.
18 years

Stewart Rhodes
Yale Law graduate, army paratrooper. Founder of far-right group Oath Keepers.
18 years

Joseph Biggs
Army veteran and former correspondent for conspiracy website Infowars.
17 years

Zachary Rehl
Former U.S. Marine, President of Philadelphia Proud Boys chapter.
15 years

All former members of Proud Boys, apart from Rhodes

1,106 Arrested, charged with crimes (as of Aug 6, 2023)

632 Plead guilty to one or more charges

597 Defendants have received sentences

366 Defendants jailed

125 Home detention

106 Probation

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Sources: Reuters, The Hill, Politico, Justice Department (DOJ)
Pictures: Getty Images, Elvert Barnes, Newscom, DOJ, U.S. District Court Filings