Former New York City Department of Sanitation worker Dominick Madden "has already experienced the harshest sentence, and that is being forced to retire early from the career he loved and letting his family down,” his attorney writes in his Jan. 6 case. 
Dominick Madden to the court: "Over this past year of suffering financially, mentally and physically and punishing myself I have realized how my decision to enter the Capitol on that day has affected so many lives in a negative way and I am truly, truly sorry for that…"
"Mr. Madden was wearing a Q’Anon shirt, however he purchased this shirt on a whim before going to D.C….” storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.usco…
"general deterrence has also been served as the whole world has already observed the collateral consequences that have damaged the lives and reputations of misdemeanants with the same charge.”
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