January 6 defendant Victoria White was sentenced on Monday to ten days of incarceration and three months of house arrest after she was nearly killed by capitol police and pled guilty to civil disorder charges for attending the January 6 protest against the stolen 2020 election.

During the approximately one-hour-long sentencing hearing, White was also ordered to pay $2,000 to the Architect of the Capitol in "restitution" and a special assessment fee of $100.

Victoria White from Rochester, Minnesota, attended the Stop the Steal rally in Washington, DC, on January 6. Like many Americans that day, it was the first time she ever visited Washington, DC. She was excited to attend the rally and stand with President Trump at the Ellipse.