Hitler Fan Gets Four Years in Prison for Jan. 6 Role
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Timothy Louis Hale-Cusanelli was "among the first rioters" to enter the Capitol Building, the DOJ said. 
The New York Times: Nazi sympathizer is sentenced to 4 years over role in Jan. 6 attack
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