JEREMY SORVISTO

Five Michigan men accepted plea deals with federal prosecutors, admitting their participation in a riot at the U.S Capitol in exchange for having other charges dropped. Only two men, Dresch and Sorvisto, have been sentenced as of Dec. 23. Three other charges against him were dropped, including disorderly conduct on restricted grounds, disorderly conduct in a Capitol building and entering a restricted building. Herendeen was previously convicted of domestic assault, disorderly conduct and operating while impaired twice between 1995 and 2013. Schornak was convicted of disorderly conduct in 2003 and operating while intoxicated in 2001.

MLive is not identifying Sorvisto’s fiancee, as she has not been charged with any crimes. Sorvisto’s Facebook account shared two photos showing Sorvisto inside the Capitol to another person who wasn’t identified by the FBI. Facebook records released to the FBI show Sorvisto’s fiancee discussed how she and Sorvisto drank beer on the steps of the Capitol. Facebook records provided to the FBI show Sorvisto’s fiancee discussed Dresch’s arrest two days later with a person identified as “R.L.” by the FBI. Michigan man arrested after bragging about storming the Capitol on FacebookAccused Capitol rioter from Michigan’s UP expressed anti-government sentiments on social mediaMichigan man arrested for allegedly participating in Capitol riots, FBI says