He was sentenced to three months in prison on his guilty plea to violent entry to the Capitol and disorderly conduct.
Adam Honeycutt, 40, was sentenced in October to 18 months in federal prison by Senior District Judge Harvey Schlesinger afterHoneycutt faced a minimum of 30 months in prison based on the charges, but Judge Schlesinger chose to reduce the sentence based on positive letters from the community along with the fact that he contracted COVID-19 and was attacked in a county jail during his time in custody.
In the separate case related to the Jan. 6 riot, Honeycutt’s lawyers asked for time served, saying he went to Washington to be part of history, not infamy, and never planned to storm the Capitol and just followed the crowd. His lawyers said he knows what he did was wrong, and for that he’s ashamed.The government said Honeycutt deleted Facebook posts from Jan. 6 to minimize his involvement.
Photos included in the criminal complaint against Adam Avery Honeycutt by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia.Honeycutt is one of eight Jacksonville-area people arrested in the Capitol riot. Four have now been sentenced, three cases are still pending. One man died before his case could be adjudicated.
Investigators said that multiple confidential sources reported photos and videos that Honeycutt posted on his Facebook page showing him at the Capitol during the riot. One photo shows a gloved hand holding a broken piece of furniture with a sticker reading “U.S. Senate Sergeant at Arms.
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