Jakubowski, 33, was captured by US police on April 14 without incident. He was sentenced to ten years by Judge William Conley in a federal court for stealing the guns and four additional years for possessing them as a felon, the Wisconsin State Journal newspaper reported.
The US Attorney's Office had demanded that Jakubowski be sentenced to 20 years in prison. Jakubowski asked that they either release him or sentence him to death.
14 years in federal prison for Joseph Jakubowski, who stole guns, wrote manifesto to @POTUS https://t.co/fxCJNNGhGH pic.twitter.com/PV03ITO2kk
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Conley also ordered that Jakubowski pay about $15,000 in restitution to Armageddon Supplies, the shop in Janesville where he stole the firearms, according to the newspaper.
Once released from jail, Jakubowski is scheduled to spend six years under further supervision, the newspaper noted.
