Capitol Rioter Known As The "QAnon Shaman" Sentenced To 41 Months

Jacob Chance Lee, known as the Q Anon Shaman, was sentenced to 41 months in prison for his role in the Capitol insurrection. Prosecutors sought a longer sentence, arguing he was a leader in the movement. Lee expressed regret and shared personal struggles, including a past diagnosis of a personality disorder. Prosecutors aim to deter similar actions by emphasizing the consequences of such insurrections.

What was the length of the prison sentence given to Jacob Chance Lee for his role in the Capitol insurrection?

• 61 months

• 31 months

• 41 months

• 51 months

Which of the following actions did Jacob Chance Lee take during the Capitol insurrection?

• He sat in the Speaker's chair.

• He led a group of protestors into the Capitol.

• He used a bullhorn and a flag.

• He vandalized the Senate chamber.

What personal challenges did Jacob Chance Lee mention during his trial?

• He had a criminal record prior to the insurrection.

• He had a history of substance abuse.

• He was raised in poverty.

• He was bullied as a child and raised by an alcoholic parent.

What mental health condition was Jacob Chance Lee diagnosed with?

• Schizophrenia

• Personality disorder

• Bipolar disorder

• Anxiety disorder

What is the main message prosecutors want to convey with the sentencing of those involved in the Capitol insurrection?

• To deter future violent actions and ensure accountability

• To encourage peaceful protests

• To highlight the role of social media in extremism

• To promote political discourse