Thomas Sibick, the man from Buffalo, New York that swiped the badge and radio of D.C. police officer Michael Fanone during the Jan. 6 insurrection, will spend 50 months behind bars.
A man from Buffalo, New York, who swiped the badge and radio of D.C. police officer Michael Fanone during the Jan. 6 insurrection will spend 50 months behind bars. Thomas Sibick previously pleaded guilty to charges over his role in the vicious attack on Fanone, who was dragged, beaten, and tased by the mob. Body-camera footage of the attack showed Sibick taking Fanone’s badge and radio, and he later buried the badge in his backyard, according to court records.
During Friday’s sentencing hearing, Fanone—who was reportedly met with glares from Sibick’s supporters—accused Sibick of taking his “only lifeline” during the riot to use “as a trophy,”. Sibick reportedly told the court he had suffered “trauma of my own doing” and asked Fanone to forgive him. As she sentenced Sibick, Judge Amy Berman Jackson rejected any notion Sibick was “swept up” in the events of Jan.
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