Notorious racist internet troll and Jan. 6 riot participant “Baked Alaska” is officially headed to prison—and not just for his involvement in the riot.
, whose real name is Anthime Gionet, was arrested shortly after the riot. The feds’ case was helped by Gionet himself, who livestreamed his crimes in the Capitol on the internet.
But Gionet is also facing charges for macing a security guard in an unrelated incident in Scottsdale, Arizona, in late 2020. The attack came as the security guard tried to escort Gionet and his friends, who were livestreaming their boorish behavior to their online audiences, out of a bar.to 30 days in jail on the mace charges back in January, but the sentence was on hold pending his appeal.
Gionet expressed sadness that he would soon be serving his sentence, which starts on Jan. 2, 2023. Making matters worse, Gionet said, his prison sentence for his Jan. 6 actions is still ahead of him. Reviewing the months of prison time ahead of him, Gionet complained that the “justice system is very corrupt.”Gionet is still awaiting sentencing on one Jan. 6-related charge of unlawfully protesting at the Capitol, which heto in July. In a memo filed in court last week, federal prosecutors described Gionet as a “professional troll” and listed all the times during the riot that Gionet berated Capitol Police officers with explicit language.
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