Putnam County brothers convicted in charges stemming from Jan. 6 Capitol riot
They are scheduled to be sentenced in October.
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4h agoTwo Putnam County brothers have been convicted on charges stemming from the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Gregory Purdy and Matthew Purdy of Kent along with a third man were convicted by a federal jury in Washington of assault and civil disorder among other charges.
The brothers were caught on video inside the capitol pushing through a police line.
They are scheduled to be sentenced in October.
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