A man who was filming with a GoPro strapped to his helmet when he jumped through a broken window to storm the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 has been sentenced to 9 months in prison.
WASHINGTON — A Trump supporter who was filming with a GoPro strapped to his helmet when he jumped through a broken window to storm the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 was sentenced to 9 months in prison on Tuesday.that, with his GoPro strapped to his head and recording, he bragged about scaling a Capitol wall before jumping through a broken window. He ended up in Sen. Jeff Merkley's Senate hideaway office, where rioters were smoking marijuana.“There you go. Right through the f------ window.
"Despite Mr. Puma’s disrespectful and thoughtless conduct on January 6, 2021, the fact remains that he was never violent, never destroyed property and did not bring weapons or act in concert with extremist groups," his lawyersPuma’s lawyer noted Tuesday that Puma has not made social media statements downplaying what he did in two years. “He feels tricked and manipulated” by political leaders, the attorney said. “We can trust that Mr. Puma is really sorry.
“He may have done this ignorant, unspeakable thing” and “made poor choices,” she said, but that isn’t all he is. “I don’t know why he did it," she added. “The media has had almost unfettered access to all video exhibits filed in January 6 cases for almost two years now — regardless of any particularized interests in the specific defendants in each case,” the office wrote.
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