Proud Boys leaders hit with heavy prison sentences for roles in U.S. Capitol attack
- Sentences of up to 18 years being handed down for Proud Boys leaders involved in planning and leading assault on Capitol.
- Longest sentence of 18 years tied record set by founder of Oath Keepers militia group Stewart Rhodes.
- Judges applying terrorism enhancements to sentences, citing seriousness of attempt to violently obstruct transfer of power.
- Defense lawyers argue sentences disproportionate, with some defendants shouting “Trump won” after being sentenced.
- Over 600 people have been convicted in Capitol attack probe, described as largest federal investigation ever by DOJ.
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