Princeton University grad sentenced to prison for Jan. 6 actions

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : Giberson said two years after the attack that he believes the crowd at the tunnel, was "enjoying a peaceful protest" and that shows he "either still fails to appreciate the gravity of his conduct or chooses to deny it."He needs to be incarcerated, "to deter future participation in riotous conduct, and Giberson's conduct towards law enforcement can never be justified nor repeated," Rancourt argued.
34% : "Giberson's criminal conduct on January 6 was the epitome of disrespect for the law," the prosecutor, Assistant U. S. Attorney Stephen J. Rancourt, argued.

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