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    Ray Epps Sentenced to Probation: Examining the Controversial Decision in the Aftermath of January 6th

    JimBy Updated: Whatfinger News 9 Mins Read

    The fix was in from the start. Anyone backed by the Deep State and those who created January 6th are immune. Only Patriots Are Jailed. 

    Seb Gorka: I talk to Julie Kelly , author of “January 6,” about the news that Ray Epps has finally been sentenced to a measly one year of probation, and why he is being treated so differently from all of the other J6 prisoners (fast 2 min clip)

    On January 6th, 2021, Ray Epps, a figure repeatedly observed encouraging demonstrators to escalate their actions during the events at the Capitol, has been spared from incarceration for his role in the incident. Instead, Epps has been sentenced to 12 months of probation, a $500 restitution fine, and 100 hours of community service.

    The only person caught on tape calling for people to go into the Capital on January 6th got a $500 fine- Alec Lace

    Epps’ sentencing memorandum revealed that he should have served six months in jail based on his felonious conduct during the riot. However, the government chose to exercise prosecutorial discretion, offering Epps a pre-indictment misdemeanor plea resolution. Senior trial counsel Michael Gordon from the Department of Justice (DOJ) outlined in the memo that Epps’ case exhibited distinctive and compelling mitigating factors leading to this decision.

    Epps’ defense attorney, Edward Ungvarsky, argued against imprisonment, attributing Epps’ predicament to being unfairly targeted by “right-wing political dramaturges,” resulting in attacks on his character. The sentencing memorandum further emphasized the false conspiracy theory that portrayed Epps as an undercover government agent on January 6th.

    Why did J6 defendant Brandon Straka receive a harsher sentence than Ray Epps, even though the The Justice Dept said itself Epps actions were worse. Straka discusses the unequal treatment with Emerald Robinson (Video below)

    The document stated that Epps had called the FBI on January 8, 2021, to explain his actions during the Capitol events. Gordon highlighted Epps’ cooperation with both the FBI and the now-defunct House Jan. 6 Select Committee, along with efforts to de-escalate tensions between protesters and law enforcement.

    “A man” Aka Ray Epps? lol notice how none of the media wants to say his name. – Laura Loomer

    The memo emphasized that Epps, driven by a misguided belief in the alleged election theft of 2020, acted solely on his own accord. Due to the backlash from the false conspiracy theory, Epps claimed to have been forced to sell his business, relocate to a different state, and live in seclusion.

    The Epoch Times reported that Epps’ photo was removed from the FBI’s Jan. 6 most-wanted page without explanation, raising questions about the handling of his case.

    On September 18, 2023, Epps was charged with one count of disorderly or disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds, a petty misdemeanor with a maximum six-month jail term. He pleaded guilty to the charge on September 21, 2023. The swift resolution of the high-profile case contrasted with many January 6 prosecutions that had extended over almost three years.

    Sentencing, originally scheduled for December 20, 2023, was later granted a continuance until January 9, 2024, by Chief U.S. District Judge James Boasberg at the federal courthouse in Washington D.C.

    In his sentencing memo, Ungvarsky asserted that Epps had intended peaceful protests at the Capitol on January 6th. Acknowledging Epps’ awareness of the mistake made during his participation in the Stop the Steal Rally, Ungvarsky emphasized Epps’ intent for a peaceful protest, both in words on January 5th and actions on January 6th.

    Notably, on January 2nd, Ungvarsky filed a motion to shield under court seal the identifying information of persons mentioned in Epps’ sentencing exhibits. Citing safety concerns, the motion redacted names and identifying information due to documented prior harassment and threats against those involved.

    Never forget this fast 2 min clip…. “We’re Here To Storm The Capitol” ~ JAMES RAY EPPS SR.

    To Sum It All Up: Ray Epps, a central figure in the events of January 6th, 2021, will serve probation and community service instead of jail time, raising questions about the mitigating factors considered in his sentencing and the public response to his involvement.  The fix was in long before it started, as the Deep State must try to keep up the illusion of January 6th as long as possible, as it is guilty for what they did to America, creating the fake Fedsurrection. To this day, over three years after the event, there are still Americans in solitary confinement and without even a trial yet, as the low lives of the Democrat Party continue to suppress justice.

    Major Points Discussed:

    • Ray Epps, a key figure in the January 6th Capitol events, will not serve prison time for his role but has been sentenced to 12 months of probation, a $500 fine, and 100 hours of community service.
    • The Department of Justice (DOJ) cited distinctive mitigating factors, leading them to offer Epps a pre-indictment misdemeanor plea resolution instead of the recommended six months in jail.
    • Epps’ defense argued against imprisonment, claiming he was unfairly targeted by “right-wing political dramaturges,” and highlighted a false conspiracy theory portraying Epps as an undercover government agent on January 6th.
    • The sentencing memorandum emphasized Epps’ cooperation with the FBI and the House Jan. 6 Select Committee, as well as his efforts to de-escalate tensions between protesters and police during the Capitol events.
    • Epps’ attorney stated that Epps’ intention was peaceful protests at the Capitol, leading to questions about the mitigating factors considered in his sentencing and the swift resolution of his high-profile case compared to others related to January 6th.

    James Kravitz

    Comments – Threads – Links

    • Ray Epps, the only January 6 protester who actually told people to go into the Capitol, has been officially sentenced to one year probation, $500 restitution, and 100 hours community service. While many J6 protesters are rotting in jail for non-violent crimes, Epps escapes a prison term entirely. – Greg Price – vid clip at Twitter
    • Let me put the Ray Epps sentencing in context for everyone. A mother of 8 with no priors who broke a window on 1/6 got 8 years in federal prison. An unarmed woman was brutally beaten by 4 capital police officers to within an inch of her life and got hard jail time for 1/6. Ray Epps is on tape instigating a riot. He encouraged people to storm the capital. He is captured on video using force against police officers that day and only got probation and a 500 dollar fine. This regime doesn’t care how disgusting, partisan and corrupt they look. They are openly throwing it in our faces that justice is handed out based on politics. You don’t live in a free country. You live under a regime. One has the nerve to tell you that you are a domestic terrorist for demanding free and fair elections. One that tries to imprison the head of the opposition party because they can’t beat him at the polls while going on national television and lecturing you how they are the party that is pro-democracy. And that in and of itself should infuriate and terrify us all- Insurrection Barbie
    • For such a light court sentence compared to the imprisoned tells ‘we the people’ Ray Epps might be an FBI asset.  It has been stated Ray Epps is not an FBI agent. So, one question is: Was Ray Epps an asset for the FBI? Or was Ray Epps an asset for some another organization or non-profit? If Ray Epps is not tied to the government in some form or fashion. Ray Epps would be in Federal prison with the rest of J6. Ray Epps certainly incited J6 events, captured on video. Free the rest of the J6—>tyrannical government. Could Ray Epps be an old lover of Nancy Pelosi? – For such a light court sentence compared to the imprisoned tells ‘we the people’ Ray Epps might be an FBI asset.  It has been stated Ray Epps is not an FBI agent. So, one question is: Was Ray Epps an asset for the FBI? Or was Ray Epps an asset for some another organization or non-profit? If Ray Epps is not tied to the government in some form or fashion. Ray Epps would be in Federal prison with the rest of J6. Ray Epps certainly incited J6 events, captured on video. Free the rest of the J6—>tyrannical government. Could Ray Epps be an old lover of Nancy Pelosi? – Johnny B
    • Why does Ray Epps has greater presidential immunity than President Trump?- Tami Marler
    • What I also find to be shocking is how the media and anti-trumpets out and out defend Epps when the video clearly shows his agitation. It’s as if they know the truth of this matter and don’t want Epps to roll on his handlers- JerseyGio
    • Once the reason he’s been protected finally comes out, people will be floored- Badd Mojjo
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