Christopher Moynihan
Pleaded guilty to aggravated harassment in February 2026 after a reported October 2025 death threat against Hakeem Jeffries.
Original January 6 conviction: August 23, 2022: obstruction of an official proceeding at a stipulated trial, plus guilty pleas to five restricted-area/Capitol entry, disorderly-conduct and demonstration misdemeanors.
Origin: Pleasant Valley, New York public locality reference
January 6 location: U.S. Capitol, Washington, D.C.
January 6 case: previously sentenced to 21 months; subsequently pardoned in January 2025.
Later conduct: October 2025 reported threat.
Later case: felony terroristic-threat accusation; misdemeanor harassment plea in February 2026. Three years of probation agreed; the cited report precedes formal sentencing.
Related Reports
Sources and Records
- AP — Moynihan harassment plea, February 2026
- January 20, 2025 clemency proclamation
- U.S. v. Moynihan — February 28, 2024 opinion, background
- Christopher Patrick Moynihan — court filing
- NPR — January 6 case index and linked court filings
- Reuters — Moynihan harassment plea, February 6, 2026
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