Ray Epps is the only defendant on camera who told people to go into the Capitol, beginning the night before on January 5th. Yet, the prosecutor is only recommending six months in jail.

There is more to this situation than we will probably ever know. He was charged with disorderly conduct, but he incited the crowd.

On January 6th, Epps texted his nephew, “I was in the front with a few others. I also orchestrated it.”&nbsp;He was caught on tape orchestrating it.

US Attorney Jeffrey Clark said the J6 panel coached him on what to say when he testified before their panel, which deprived Donald Trump of his constitutional rights.

A woman screamed that he pushed them into the Capitol.

It's doubtful he'll go to a maximum security prison. He is the only defendant on camera who told people to go into the Capitol...{ai:summary}<p>#crime, #politics</p><p>Ray Epps, caught on camera inciting the crowd to storm the Capitol, is only facing a six-month jail recommendation. He admitted to orchestrating the events and cooperated with the FBI. Questions arise regarding his plea deal and possible political motivations behind the lenient sentence.</p>

J6 Instigator Ray Epps Will Get Away with 6 Months in Jail or Less

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