Baltimore man who "pushed police line" at Jan. 6 riot sentenced

• Rheiner joined other rioters in the Capitol's Rotunda area, yelling at officers and attempting to gain access to a hallway that was blocked by officers before eventually leaving the Capitol building through a broken window at about 2:57 pm, according to a statement of facts.

"The police deployed chemical irritants against the rioters. The defendant yelled at the police, 'You know how many times I've been sprayed today? That s--t ain't nothing!' and 'Why don't you just go home!' While other rioters continued to yell at the police officers, the defendant stood in close proximity to the officers, and said 'We're not backing up!'"

The big picture: Rheiner pleaded guilty in November to the felony charge of interfering with law enforcement officers during a civil disorder.

• The Maryland man must also serve 36 months of supervised release and pay $2,000 in restitution.
• He's among over 1,100 people who've been arrested in connection with the insurrection — including more than 350 individuals charged with assaulting or impeding law enforcement.

Go deeper... In photos: An hour-by-hour record of the Jan. 6 Capitol riot