2022

April

Friday the 1st

• Capitol Rioter Lonnie Leroy Coffman, who brought molotov cocktails to the Capitol, sentected to 46 months in prison

  • LAW AND ORDER
  • VIOLENCE

2021

November

Friday the 12nd

• Trump fanatic Lonnie Coffman — who wanted to "help with the election fraud" and had a truckload of weapons in D.C. on Jan. 6 — has pleaded guilty to two felonies. One more plea to come.
• Alabama Man (Lonnie Leroy Coffman) Pleads Guilty to Firearms Offenses. Defendant Brought Firearms and Components of Molotov Cocktails to Area Near U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6
• 'Unbalanced' Trump Fanatic Who Took An Arsenal To The Capitol On Jan. 6 Pleads Guilty Lonnie Coffman, who brought guns and Molotov cocktails to D.C., told a staffer for Sen. Ted Cruz that he wanted to "help with the election fraud he saw.”

September

Wednesday the 8th

• Man (Lonnie Leroy Coffman) accused of bringing molotov cocktails, five loaded firearms to Capitol on Jan. 6 set to plead guilty The FBI investigated why Army veteran Lonnie Leroy Coffman came so heavily armed to the Capitol on the day of the pro-Trump riot and whether he was working with others.

May

Tuesday the 25th

• Man accused of bringing bombs to Capitol (Lonnie Leroy Coffman) had contacted Cruz's office with concern about 'election fraud,' judge notes A Vietnam veteran who allegedly brought Mason jar bombs to Capitol Hill on January 6 had scoped out the Capitol Building in December by driving around it, and had called Texas Sen. Ted Cruz's office and tried to visit the Republican at home, a court filing revealed on Monday.
• Judge denies pretrial release of Lonnie Leroy Coffman arrested in connection to U.S. Capitol riot The court filing includes details of Coffman driving by the home of Sen. Ted Cruz in December 2020

Monday the 24th

• Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly denies Lonnie Coffman pretrial release. He came to D.C. with a truck full of weapons, including nearly a dozen Molotov cocktails.

January

Wednesday the 27th

• Feds seize electronics in Lonnie Coffman case as D.C. Molotov cocktail investigation continues Federal authorities searched Lonnie Coffman's Falkville home and property earlier this week, a Department of Justice prosecutor said in court.

Saturday the 16th

• 70-Year-Old Alabama Man, Lonnie Leroy Coffman, Held Without Bond After He Was Found With 11 Molotov Cocktails, Truckload Of Weapons In DC Last Week An Alabama man charged with bringing a truckload of weapons to Washington D.C., including components for explosive devices, must be held without bond, a federal judge ordered Friday.

Friday the 8th

• Lonnie Leroy Coffman, who parked Molotov cocktail–filled pickup in front of Capitol, indicted by DC grand jury A grand jury in Washington, D.C., indicted an Alabama man on a slew of charges Tuesday after his pickup truck was found parked in front of the U.S. Capitol loaded with guns, as well gasoline-filled mason jars and other materials to assemble nearly a dozen Molotov cocktails. 
• Thirteen Charged in Federal Court Following Riot at the United States Capitol
• Lonnie Coffman arrested in D.C. with 11 molotov coctails
• Lonnie Leroy Coffman Charged With Possession of Eleven Molotov Cocktails Found Near Protest at U.S. Capitol
• Falkville Man, Lonnie Leroy Coffman, Arrested during riots

Thursday the 7th

• Arrested: Justice.gov Capitol Breach Case 1:21-cr-4: Lonnie Leroy Coffman

Wednesday the 6th

• January 6th Washington D.C. Capitol Riot

  • LAW AND ORDER
  • VIOLENCE
  • RIGHT WING RALLY
  • PATRIOTISM
  • TRUMP COUP