The Marine was sentenced to four years probation and must serve one hour of community service for every Marine killed in the Civil War
Coomer was 21 years old at the time he and two other active-duty Marines entered the Capitol on Jan. 6.Sign up for NBC San Diego newsletters.
Prosecutors wrote in a sentencing memorandum that Coomer and his co-defendants"joined with other rioters in provocative chants which further riled up the mob and was a rallying cry to continue the riot" and"were inside the Rotunda when other rioters engaged in aggressive physical skirmishes with police."
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