CHARLESTON, W. Va. (AP) — A Washington man who traveled to see President Trump in West Virginia has been sentenced to time served over a standoff with the Secret Service.
Prosecutors say 31-year-old Joshua Wills of Bremerton was sentenced in federal court in Charleston to the 23 months already served since his 2018 arrest.
Wills admitted in court that he intended to drive to Washington, D.C., to meet the president.
The Secret Service started investigating Willis after receiving reports he had a katana sword on his trip.
Willis was arrested after a standoff at a campground.