Lawrence Earl Stackhouse TWEET THIS

Wannabe Proud Boy and Insurrectionist who called in sick to work to take part in the Jan 6 Capitol Riots

2022

	Rachel Myers Updated: 2022-01-06	Insurrectionist who was charged for taking part in the Jan 6 Capitol Riots

	Michael Gianos Updated: 2022-01-06	Insurrectionist who was charged for taking part in the Jan 6 Capitol Riots

Case Information:	Justice.gov Case# 1:21-CR-240 - Lawrence Earl Stackhouse
Status:	GUILTY
Charge:	PARADING, DEMONSTRATING, OR PICKETING IN A CAPITOL BUILDING
Sentence:	14 days in jail (intermittent, two 7-day periods), 90 days home confinement, 36 months of probation, $500 restitution.
Docs:	Stackhouse - Information Stackhouse - Complaint Stackhouse - Statement of Facts Stackhouse Plea Agreement Stackhouse Statement of Offense
Timeline:	Arrested on 3/4/2021. Information filed 3/22/21. Pleaded guilty 2/4/22. Sentenced 6/17/22 to14 days in jail (intermittent, two 7-day periods), 90 days home confinement, 36 months of probation, $500 restitution.
Last Update:	June 17, 2022
Summary:	Entered the Capitol (via MongrelData)
More Information:	Jan6Attack.com Jan6Evidence.com
Hashtags:	#Insider1836 #LarryStackhouse