Joshua and Jessica Bustle of Bristow, Virginia were charged with illegally entering the Capitol, remaining inside for about 20 minutes, then leaving.
WASHINGTON — A husband and wife from Virginia were sentenced Wednesday in one of the first cases that featured only misdemeanor charges stemming from They did not engage in anyBoth were sentenced to two years of probation and 40 hours of community service. Both were also sentenced to home confinement — 30 days for him and 60 days for her, based in part on comments she made supporting the rioters afterward.
"A riot cannot occur without rioters, and each rioter's actions — from the most mundane to the most violent — contributed, directly and indirectly, to the violence and destruction that day," prosecutors said. After the riot, Jessica Bustle posted a message on social media saying the election was stolen and that she was proud of the people who entered the Capitol "for standing up." But she told the judge during Wednesday's sentencing hearing that she no longer believed that.
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