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Dallas Man Sentenced for Flying to Join Russian Military Amid Capitol Riot Probation Violation

Kevin Loftus, a veteran, received six months in prison for violating probation after attempting to join the Russian army.

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Updated: Dec 13th, 2024, 10:34 PM ET

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Kevin Loftus, a 56-year-old Dallas man and U.S. Army veteran, was sentenced to six months in prison for violating probation from his January 6 Capitol riot charges. He attempted to fly to Russia to join the military against Ukraine, prompting his arrest by the FBI. Prosecutors noted that Loftus communicated with a man on Telegram regarding military involvement and had already sent funds for military equipment, violating court orders. Loftus's actions raise concerns regarding international enlistment for combat against allies of the U.S.

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