NJ Man Sentenced to 12 Years for Violent Actions During Capitol Riot

Christopher Quaglin convicted on 14 charges, including multiple assaults on law enforcement officers

Christopher Quaglin, 37, of North Brunswick, NJ, planned and executed violent actions at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
Quaglin was part of the initial group that breached police lines, leading to extended clashes with officers.
He attacked officers with a gas mask, chemical spray, and stolen riot shields over several hours.
Judge Trevor McFadden described Quaglin's actions as 'shocking' and 'lawless,' sentencing him to one of the longest terms for Capitol rioters.
Quaglin showed no remorse, instead boasting about his actions and insulting the judge during sentencing.