Jan. 6 rioter convicted over smashing window where Ashli Babbitt was shot

Zoom in: "Jones forcefully struck the door nine times with the flagpole while members of the crowd shouted, 'break it down,'" according to a Department of Justice statement Wednesday evening on his conviction.

• Prosecutors said he attempted to pull the door open with his hand and was standing near it "when a woman was shot climbing through a glass panel that had been smashed out by another member of the crowd." That woman was identified in court filings as Babbitt.

Of note: Before the incident, video footage shows a man whom prosecutors said was Jones among an "aggressive crowd trying to breach a barricaded door to the Speaker’s Lobby being guarded by three Capitol Police officers" as the mob shouted "f--k the blue" multiple times, according to the filings.

• The officers moved to an adjacent wall as police in tactical gear arrived.
• The footage shows chairs among the items being used to barricade the door from the inside, where an armed officer raises his gun as Babbitt attempts to climb through as a panel breaks.

• The officer was Lt. Michael Byrd, who was cleared of any wrongdoing for fatally shooting Babbitt.

By the numbers: U.S. District Judge Richard Leon convicted Jones of two felonies, obstruction of an official proceeding and impeding police during a civil disorder, and seven misdemeanors, per the DOJ.

• Jones is one of over 1,069 people who've been arrested in nearly all 50 states for crimes related to Jan. 6, 2021 insurrection — including more than 350 individuals charged with assaulting or impeding law enforcement.

What's next: Leon scheduled Jones' sentencing hearing for Nov. 8.