CORRECTION: An earlier version of this post misstated the variety of hours of social work Anna Morgan-Lloyd was sentenced to perform.

Morgan-Lloyd faced a maximum possible sentence of 6 months in prison, however district attorneys did not seek jail time for Morgan-Lloyd. They said she d worked together with police. As part of a plea deal, prosecutors accepted drop 3 other misdemeanors Morgan-Lloyd faced.
Practically 500 people have been charged in federal court with criminal activities related to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. The charges vary from disorderly conduct to assaulting policemans with a hazardous weapon. Three groups of accuseds have also been charged with conspiracy for supposedly preparing in advance to commit criminal offenses at the Capitol that day.
Morgan-Lloyd drove to the capital from Indiana and participated in the “Stop the Steal” rally where former President Donald Trump spoke, according to a declaration of realities she concurred to in the event. She and a friend, Dona Bissey, later walked to the Capitol and went within.
“Im here. Best day ever. We stormed the capital building me and Dona Bissey remained in the first 50 people in,” Morgan-Lloyd posted on Facebook.