(Washington, D.C.) -- Sentencing is set for early next year for a Vancouver man convicted of charges in connection to his involvement in the January 6th U.S. Capitol insurrection. The Department of Justice says 43-year-old Marc Bru was found guilty of all charges against him in a bench trial on Tuesday. Prosecutors say Bru stopped police from using a bike rack to push back the crowd. With an alarm sounding, Bru entered the Capitol and went into the evacuated Senate chamber where he took selfies in the gallery. Seven weeks later, Bru sent an encrypted message to an aspiring Proud Boy member saying he was planning a similar armed insurrection against the Oregon state government. Bru is scheduled to be sentenced January 8th.