| Baked Alaska
To Remain on GPS Monitoring in Arizona
F-Bomb Insurrection Blues
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon
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FEDERAL COURT,
Jan 25 – Anthime
Gionet, as known as Baked
Alaska, was arrested in
Houston on his way back from
the January 6 US Capitol
incursion. On January 25, he was
before District Court for
the District of Columbia
Magistrate Judge G. Michael
Harvey. Inner City Press
live tweeted it,
here:
Baked Alaska is 33.
He has retained / paid
counsel.
Judge
Harvey says Pro Hac Vice is
granted, some more info
requested.
US statement of facts
says, "
Anthime Gionet, aka “Baked
Alaska” entered the US
Capitol without
authorization. 27-minute
long livestream on “DLive”
AUSA: We are not
seeking detention. He has a
warrant in Arizona; we want
monitoring.
Judge Harvey: GPS? Or
more?
AUSA: GPS to enforce
the travel ban.
Pre-trial officer: He
lives in Arizona, we've
contacted them Lawyer: He
was arrested in Houston, on
way from DC...
US: Baked
Alaska "remarks to the law
enforcement officer, “You’re
a f*cking oath-breaker you
piece of shit,” “f*ck you”
approximately four times,
and, “you broke your oath to
the constitution.” The
defendant exits the Capitol
at the 26:55 mark on YouTube
video.
Baked Alaska, like
others, gets March 29 next
day. Unlike most others, he
has GPS due to previously
warrant, and will be
supervised in District of
Arizona.
From January
22, song here:
Thread here.
Inner City
Press' John Earle Sullivan
song on SoundCloud here.
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