That article has some interesting info:
.... snip...Ehmke, the man Zink was trying to stop from damaging the Capitol, was detained that day and let go, but was later arrested at his home and let go the very next day on a $40,000 bond, something most J6ers who did no damage to the building were not given the luxury of. Ehmke was also not subjected to a “no knock” raid and his door was not broken down. In the sentencing document, Ehmke is said to have “began to experiment with drugs” and traveled “on his own to Portland and Seattle,” two hot bed cities for Antifa. The next four pages of the sentencing document immediately following the travel admission are strangely redacted. Ehmke’s mother had previously indicated to journalist Bobby Powell that her son was a BLM/Antifa sympathizer...../snip..
There are a number of these “cooperative” arrestees who were also allowed trials in their hometowns. I wonder if any advance agreements stipulated it...