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Courthouse News reports:
Failure to show remorse resulted in a 37-month prison sentence Wednesday for a Nevada man who assaulted police officers and helped to breach the doors to the Capitol Rotunda and the Senate chamber at the riot on Jan. 6, 2021.
Nathaniel DeGrave, 32, did offer an apology at his sentencing hearing and noted that he felt sick after watching the videos he made of his crimes, which the government played for the court.
“I’m super remorseful,” DeGrave said. “I feel like I’m a changed person, and I know I’ll never do anything like that again.” U.S. District Judge Dabney Friedrich seemed doubtful of DeGrave’s sincerity, however, and pointed to videos in which the defendant bragged about his role in the riot, his attempts to destroy evidence and his lying to FBI agents.
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There are no words.
I’ll be back at that jail this week. https://t.co/z210fwyeTw— Marjorie Taylor Greene ?? (@mtgreenee) October 30, 2021
DC judge sentences Jan 6 defendant Nathaniel Degrave of Nevada to 37 months prison
Feds recommended 37 months, arguing “He directly assaulted at least two US Capitol Police, notably, after pulling down his face mask to shield his identity—and abetted the assaults of four others pic.twitter.com/AHxC5BxlTP
— Scott MacFarlane (@MacFarlaneNews) May 10, 2023
J6er Nathaniel Degrave, facing 5 years in jail, has paid lawyer William Shipley $104,000 for his defense on obstruction & assault police. The insurrectionist has raised $127,800 by portraying himself as a political prisoner. Judge may fine away the profit. https://t.co/W8KKBTPeCd pic.twitter.com/VfPubi6hRU
— Ken Cox ? (@KenCox) May 10, 2023
DeGrave, decked out in his battled gear, was so aggressive about chasing down that last security officer that other members of the mob held him back. pic.twitter.com/ezbQ4r2TyD
— Ryan J. Reilly (@ryanjreilly) October 30, 2021
MTG tossing her support behind a pro-Trump rioter other Trump supporters undoubtedly thought was “antifa” on Jan. 6. pic.twitter.com/yHeYklm02G
— Ryan J. Reilly (@ryanjreilly) October 30, 2021
“I punched this guy like five times in the fuckin’ head,” said Nathaniel DeGrave, who now claims he “never assaulted anyone” and was a “non violent participant” on Jan. 6.
“He didn’t see my face, though,” he said as the camera rolled. pic.twitter.com/XksYL3AR9f
— Ryan J. Reilly (@ryanjreilly) October 30, 2021