VICTORY: DOJ Fails To Throw 1/6 Defendant In Prison For 60 Days

Micajah Jackson is a 26-year-old Marine Corps veteran who went to D.C. on January 6th, 2021 to celebrate his 25th birthday. Little did he know that he would be caught up in the biggest political Witch Hunt in American history.

Micajah turned himself in and pled guilty to one misdemeanor parading charge. However, because he confronted alleged FBI informant Luke Robsinon, who was mysteriously removed from #343 on the Most Wanted list, the DOJ tried to give Micajah 60 days in jail along with 3 years probation.

The shadow government wrote a bizarre 43-page sentencing document which included tweets that Micajah directed toward Mitt Romney, irrelevant photos from years before, and straight-up lies in government paperwork.

Two weeks ago, Alex Sheppard interviewed Micajah, and together they debunked so much of the sentencing document that the DOJ had to write a new one!

They also banned Alex Sheppard from Twitter shortly thereafter.

Yesterday, on March 24, Micajah finally received his sentencing: 90 days in a half-way house, a $1,500 fine, and 3 years probation.

Although the punishment might seem excessive for a peaceful protester, we took it as good news because the government failed to throw Micajah in prison, which ultimately was their goal.

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