revoke his pre-trial release that had been granted after his December 2020 arrest related to the incident with the bouncer. Prosecutors argued that Gionet had violated his bail conditions multiple times in relation to the 2021 Capitol attack: by leaving the state of Arizona, by knowingly entering and remaining on the Capitol grounds without lawful authority, and by violently entering and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds. An Arizona judge issued a warrant for Gionet's arrest due to breach of bail conditions. He was apprehended by the FBI in Houston, Texas, on January 15, 2021. , Gionet was still awaiting trial on federal charges, but was not in custody. On November 3, 2021, Maricopa County prosecutors charged Gionet with misdemeanor criminal damage and attempted criminal damage over an incident in which Gionet allegedly defaced a Hanukkah display. The charges relate to a livestream from December 19, 2020, during which Gionet recorded himself tearing a "Happy Hanukkah" sign from a menorah in front of the Arizona State Capitol, saying "No more 'Happy Hanukkah', only 'Merry Christmas. In February 2022, Gionet was sentenced to 30 days in jail for his assault conviction of macing an Arizona bouncer in Scottsdale. In July 2022, Gionet pleaded guilty to parading, demonstrating or picketing inside a Capitol building, a misdemeanor. In January 2023, he was sentenced to 60 days in jail. The randomly-assigned judge in the case, District Judge Trevor McFadden, said his actions prior to sentencing showed his lack of remorse. In December 2022, Gionet tweeted "i can't believe i'm going to jail for an nft salesman," referencing Donald Trump. Book Meme Magic Secrets Revealed (Infinite Manifest Press, 2017; re-released in 2018 as Meme Magic Secrets Redacted'' after a copyright dispute) References External links 1980s births 21st-century American rappers Alt-right writers American conspiracy theorists American male rappers American TikTokers American white supremacists YouTubers from Alaska Antisemitism in the United States Azusa Pacific University alumni BuzzFeed people Convicted participants in the January 6 United States Capitol attack Internet activists Internet trolls Living people People from Anchorage, Alaska Twitter controversies Vine (service) celebrities YouTube controversies