caveman rioter weeps in court

[Demovictory9]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9138937/Son-Brooklyn-Supreme-Court-Judge-seen-fur-pelts-Capitol-riot-arrested-New-York.html











The son of a Brooklyn Supreme Court judge left court wearing Baby Yoda pajamas after he was released on a $100,000 bond having been arrested by the FBI on four federal charges in connection with the riot at the US Capitol last week.

FBI agents arrested Aaron Mostofsky, 34, who is the son of Judge Shlomo Mostofsky, in New York Tuesday morning. He cried when he appeared in court and now faces up to 10 years behind bars.

The younger Mostofsky, who dubbed himself a 'caveman', has been hit with multiple charges, including theft of government property for allegedly stealing a police riot shield and bulletproof vest, unlawful entry and disorderly conduct, knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority, and knowingly, with intent to impede government business or official functions, engaging in disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

Mostofsky made an appearance before US Magistrate Judge Sanket Bulsara on Tuesday.

Bulsara, who called the charges 'quite grave', approved Mostofsky's release on a $100,000 bond along with other restrictions that include GPS monitoring. The bond was to be secured by real estate.

[Sugarmaggie]

1. Line up behind

Trump and have your life ruined.

[Wounded Bear]

36. #ETTD...everything Trump touches dies...nt

[olegramps]

47. Trump remains popular among the vast majority of Republican, well so was Hitler popular.

These fools do not have the ability to realize that they are the ignorant victims of a loud mouthed demagogue who would bring them to the same destructive end as Hitler did for Germany. I have little doubt that he is capable of starting a nuclear holocaust that could end modern civilization for centuries.

It is frightening that so many Americans have been so easily misled. We must take corrective action that many may regard as a restriction on free speech to counteract the vicious, ridiculous propaganda that these misguided ignoramuses are consuming 24/7. I hold the so-called major networks accountable for not powerfully exposing the propaganda as lies. Far too often they have attempted to carry water on both shoulders with the false notion of that the messages of the both parties had equal value and truth. We must carefully consider that restrictions must be placed on the ability of spreading dangerous propaganda that can be believed by far too many. It is easily consumed and believed by the less educated, but is also astonishingly also shared by some of the most educated. This has to be counteracted by what some could consider an abridgment of our freedoms with forcefully exposing it as false and destructive.

[WinstonSmith4740]

60. Yeah, did you see this?

Trump's biggest issue with the insurrectionists was that they looked "low class". He'd never let these people into Mar-A-Lago, and again, they're too stupid to realize he hates them.
https://usanews.co/trump-is-upset-because-his-rioters-looked-low-class-on-tv/

[Mister Ed]

2. Snowflake. n/t

[MagickMuffin]

3. I really don't like that seditionists are being released from jail

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Especially since we have an inauguration coming up within a week.

[Escurumbele]

12. "other restrictions that include GPS monitoring." - He won't go anywhere where he should not be

I have to think the prospect of 10 years of his life in prison might help him understand that this is no game, and stay home while his bodies decide to look for jail time as well. Although with trumpers one never knows.

[SheltieLover]

27. I don't either!

They should not be allowed freedom.

They sought to kill our legislators & to overturn election.

Live with it!

[Xipe Totec]

4. Caved man nt

[GreenPartyVoter]

7. I see what you did there.

[jaxexpat]

11. Wherein he heard the Lord in a quiet whisper, which said, "you're f---ed, dude".

"Take thy cave man mantle, go unto a righteous man and apologize until blood pours forth from thy eyes as the entitled tears of a lazy brat hopped up on Limbaugh".
1 Trumps 19:1-18

[Escurumbele]

13. Good one...I almost fell for thinking it was a bible verse

I do have to admit that I am a neophyte when it comes to the bible.

[jaxexpat]

15. Yeah, 1 Trumps isn't but 1 Kings is.

There's good material there.

[SledDriver]

17. This is brilliant

[SheltieLover]

29. Good one!

[trueblue2007]

5. Gooooooooooooooooooooooooooo to jail !!!!!!!

[NBachers]

6. Pile on the charges and give him twenty fucking years straight time.

Those pajamas should be worth a few extra years on their own.

[olegramps]

48. What kind of screwball dresses in those ridiculous pajamas. Oh, a Trump fan.

[Victor_c3]

69. I was wondering that too

My guess is that was what he was wearing when police nabbed him, but still only a “man baby” would wear something like that - even in private

[keithbvadu2]

85. Make him wear those pajamas to prison.

[duforsure]

8. Prosecutors need be very aggressive with charges asking for maximum penalties,

And enlighten those still thinking about attacking any federal or state government institutions, or businesses, and promote warning what they'll be facing too before more happens as a deterrent.

[SheltieLover]

31. This!👆

[Grokenstein]

9. "left court wearing Baby Yoda pajamas" "dubbed himself a 'caveman'"

Yeeeeesh, was this clown raised in a box or something? Thirty-four going on seven?

[SheltieLover]

33. No kidding!

Wtf wears pajamas to court?

And why would anyone ever wear a caveman costume, except to a halloween party?

Time to grow up.

Can you imagine how proud his parents are of him?

[Caliman73]

72. Likely trying to paint himself as "mentally fragile" or something.

I think the clothing choice was purposeful. He is a son of privilege so I am sure there are issues with discipline that have been covered up for years.

[Hassin Bin Sober]

77. He should get a time reduction for the baby yoda pajamas. I gotta be honest

Maybe 19 years instead of 20

[DemocraticPatriot]

94. Who are the "soy boys" now?!

LMAO

[JPbelgium]

10. He was wearing the stolen vest so add "impersonating a police officer" (n/t)

[SheltieLover]

34. Good catch!

Where did he get it?

[Dukkha]

14. What kind of a "man" wears pajamas in public?

such a sad pathetic loser

[mnmoderatedem]

16. the same guy who's a 34 year old son of a judge, and still storms the Capitol

in both cases, he should know better.

[Chemisse]

20. And to court! n/t

[intheflow]

32. Possibly a man who was arrested

in the middle of the night or even just hanging out at home? This is a photo of him being released from jail. He probably didn’t choose to wear them in public.

This Neanderthal’s actions are enough to criticize, his clothing is irrelevant. (So sayeth the 57 year old woman who has Spider-Man pjs.)

[BlancheSplanchnik]

46. There's the pic of FBI gathered in front of his house.

I don’t think they were gonna give him time to change.

[Dukkha]

55. we'll truth be told

51 and I have Pillsbury doughboy PJs but I'd never waer then in public. I'm old fashioned that way where I miss the days when people would dress up for flights and dining out.

[SheltieLover]

37. To court, no less!

Not to mention the caveman costume.

[Dukkha]

53. I'm surprised he wasn't held in contempt for that

Back when I was a bike messenger delivering legal documents to courts I was advised never wear your hat inside the courtroom or the judge will berate you.

[SheltieLover]

58. Indeed!

[DeminPennswoods]

45. More than you think

LOL

[Marie Marie]

93. Didn't Michael Jackson show up for court one day wearing pajamas and slippers?

[Dukkha]

98. Yes and Lindsay Lohan

https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2013/03/michael-jackson-lindsay-lohan-court-style-pajama-bottoms

[llmart]

18. Something not right in the head with that lad.

If he wants to cosplay a caveman, he might get a chance to when he sits in a jail cell for a decade.

Baby Yoda pajamas? My son may have worn something like that when he was ten.

Cry me some snowflake tears.

[modrepub]

19. We Need To Get The Pandemic Under Control

Given current restrictions, it could take years to fully prosecute all of these blowhards. The sooner we get the vaccine out and administered the faster we can start running these thugs through the judicial system.

[gab13by13]

44. That didn't take long.

[orangecrush]

21. ..

[Fyrefox]

22. It's all fun and games...

...until they personally get hurt or charged, then it becomes claims that they were a “patriot” protesting a “rigged election” that was “stolen” from “their president.”

[dawg day]

23. Bail secured by real estate...

Probably mom and dad putting up their house.

[Wounded Bear]

40. In NYC? Maybe the shed out back...nt

[cwydro]

51. His daddy is a judge.

May well have a second home.

[Jon King]

24. Amazing the assortment of losers involved...

An attention seeking spoiled rich kid right alongside Nazi militants who want to kill his entire lineage....while 60 year old khaki wearing aunts and uncles stood outside and watched like it was a sporting event.

[SheltieLover]

41. Surreal, isn't it?

[SmartVoter22]

25. He won't be voting anytime soon.

They thought the election was stolen. Now it seems that won't matter and they won't be voting in any elections.
I doubt if many thought that would be part of this grand mistake.

[Wounded Bear]

42. Nor ever legally own a firearm...nt

[N_E_1 for Tennis]

26. His progeny will be so proud...

“Mom let me take daddy’s picture in for show and tell.”

[xxqqqzme]

28. He appeared before a judge

in pajama bottoms? He's 34, the son of a judge, in court in pajama bottoms. Dear god!

[intheflow]

38. This is his release photo.

He was probably arrested while wearing them at home.

[bucolic_frolic]

30. The mentality, the mind, the logic, the cognition that believed they could pull it all off

and to what end? In the grand scheme of things, if they were successful, what of the day after? Is it a misguided grab for power and plunder? None of them alarmed by the violence? Thinking they'd all get through it fine and the libs would be juice?

There are some holes in their logic, in the magical leaps from one plane to another.

Hope civilization gets it together and holds the line against this insanity.

[intheflow]

35. "Fuck your feelings." n/t

[BigBearJohn]

39. Positively NO sympathy whatsoever. Rot in hell asshole.

[Marcuse]

43. He'll be pursuing a diminished capacity defense.

[redwitch]

62. He is mentally challenged.

Did you see him in the Capitol? I thought when I heard him speak that he is mentally slow.

[Marcuse]

64. Evidence of his mental health or lack thereof will determine incarceration or hospitalization.

[cwydro]

95. Thirty seconds of listening to him will tell anyone that.

Someone had to be in charge of getting him to Washington, getting him in the Capitol, arranging hotels, etc. I’ll bet this guy doesn’t even drive. Someone probably took advantage of him for some reason I cannot fathom.

His daddy is a judge, and he’ll probably be whisked off to a hospital or some such place in no time.

[joshcryer]

68. He does have one though.

Not that it excuses anything. I want to know who enabled him. Who is this guy talking to online taking advantage of his obvious mental capacity?

[meadowlander]

80. He's not all there

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[Dark n Stormy Knight]

97. "We have a Constitution."

No shit, Sherlock. Too bad you don't know what's in it.

[panader0]

50. "Oh, a tough guy eh?"

[tanyev]

52. It's all fun and games until you get arrested.

[PatrickforO]

54. He brought shame on himself, his father, his extended family, and the people

of the United States.

He should cry.

[Hotler]

56. do all these fuckers still live with mom? nt

[cry baby]

57. His daddy made him get a haircut. nt

[Mazeltov Cocktail]

79. Yes, they cleaned him up a lot.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

59. tRump wanted Brooks Bros riot. He got Bison Qman, Baby Yoda Ewok, and ZipTieGuy #2. . . . nt

[Nitram]

61. Just like the weeping Charlottesville white supremacist. Who's a snowflake now?

[MerryBlooms]

63. A Jewish man hanging out with nazis online, and turned terrorist. Wow.

[keopeli]

65. Sorry, snowflake. Question: should his dad be removed from the bench? I'm leaning toward yes.

Personally, I would resign if my son did this and I was a judge. I just don't know if there is legal precedent for removal.

[greenjar_01]

75. Uh, no

[Jetheels]

66. It's not every day you get pushed into the Capitol wearing a police vest police shield and bear suit

Said the man wearing baby today pjs.

[Aussie105]

67. (Music plays) Bad boys, bad boys, whatcha gonna do when they come for you?

Now I know the answer!

CRY!!!!!

From hero to zero in such a short time. lol

[Marthe48]

70. Here comes the judgement

n/t

[Baclava]

71. 10 years? Sounds good, make him serve every day. Make him an example for the next rioters

[Dopers_Greed]

73. A crying Jewish Nazi?

That's a new one

[dflprincess]

82. Maybe a friend of Stephen Miller? nt

[Mopar151]

90. Hard Zionist. Quite a few down with Trump. nt

[dalton99a]

74. Hope they let him wear his Star Wars pajamas in prison

[twodogsbarking]

76. There's a whole lotta

crazy goin' on there.

[DangerousRhythm]

78. And of course he's dicknosing in court.

FFS.

[Prof. Toru Tanaka]

81. He should be forced

to wear those ridiculous pajamas in jail.

[JohnnyRingo]

83. Bond is an indication of how much trouble one is in.

He's in a lot of trouble.
Add to that, he apparently had to put up property instead of 10% or a signature.

[uponit7771]

86. +1, that bond is steep I wonder what all the charges are

[ThoughtCriminal]

84. Better Call "Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer"

[Takket]

88. your world is strange and scary to me..........

[keithbvadu2]

87. A rough and tough caveman in Baby Yoda pajamas.

A rough and tough caveman in Baby Yoda pajamas.

Proud boy?

[Blue_true]

89. Cavemen don't cry, wimp. And, burn the pajamas. nt

[fantase56]

91. his family must be so proud.....nt

[BainsBane]

92. snowflake

[mwb970]

96. Boo hoo hoo