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Florida man sentenced to eight months in prison in first felony case related to Jan. 6 Capitol riots
July 19, 202102:02
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Florida man sentenced to eight months in prison in first felony case related to Jan. 6 Capitol riots

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Paul Allard Hodgkins has been sentenced to eight months in prison for his actions during the January 6 Capitol riot. NBC's Pete Williams reports on the charges and what this could mean as the first felony case related to the riot.July 19, 2021

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