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Blas Santillan

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 10, 2021

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

The FBI was tipped as early as Jan. 8 that Santillan was posting on Snapchat that he was involved in the Capitol riot. Court records state he's shown in one video shouting at rioters, encouraging them to enter the Capitol: "I'm the only one that was willing to kick that door! Who else is willing to storm in there? No one!" Building security video shows Santillan entering the Capitol walking past two police officers trying to stop people from entering the building, pushing his way around one of the officers, according to the court documents.

Benjamen Scott Burlew

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 20, 2021

Home state: Oklahoma

Charges

Assault in maritime and territorial jurisdiction and act of physical violence on restricted grounds.

What happened

Burlew is seen in two videos physically assaulting Associated Press photographer John Minchillo. The U.S. Department of Justice stated in a news release that the photographer was pulled down a set of stairs near the lower west terrace of the Capitol by two still-unknown assailants. As the photographer relocated, Burlew confronted him aggressively, the department stated. Then, Burlew, Alan William Byerly and others grabbed the photographer, pushed and shoved him and dragged him parallel to the stairs. After Burlew walked away from that encounter, the department stated he later confronted the photographer again and pushed the photographer until he was thrown backward over a wall where he landed on his back on the ground.

Burlew was identified by online sleuths who have been scouring videos and photographs to identify rioters, the FBI stated in charging documents. Burlew had identified himself and his hometown in a video interview they located. Another tipster told the FBI that Burlew had stated in December that he was going to D.C. on Jan. 4, 2021 in a caravan to "storm the Capitol."

Madison Pettit

Age: 20

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 20, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Knowingly entering a restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; knowingly and with intent to impede or disrupt the orderly conduct of government business or official functions, engage in disorderly or disruptive conduct in restricted building or grounds

What happened

Pettit entered the Capitol with her boyfriend, Gabe Burress, and spent 10-15 minutes inside, according to federal charging documents and an interview she gave the FBI. She reported entering the building with a crowd after the gates in front of them were "removed." The FBI said she admitted hearing alarms going off and felt pepper spray in her lungs.

Gabriel Burress

Age: 22

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 20, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

What happened

Burress was familiar to the Swanton, Ohio police department, according to federal charging documents. An online tipster alerted the FBI to his identity. He is charged in the same affidavit as his girlfriend, Madison Pettit, also of Swanton. The documents state that Burress and Pettit can be seen on video taken from a surveillance camera at the Capitol as they were leaving the rotunda. Burress told agents in an interview outside his home that he and Pettit traveled to the Capitol with two others. He said he heard people shout that they were charging the building and that he followed the crowd and was pushed into the building, where he remained for about 10 minutes.

Cole Temple

Age: 20

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 20, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Knowingly entering a restricted building; demonstrating in a Capitol building; disorderly conduct

What happened

Temple has been charged with his mother, Jodi Wilson, with entering the Capitol on Jan. 6, where the FBI says they were seen on surveillance footage for about 17 minutes. Both admitted in August interviews with the FBI that they had been inside the Capitol. While inside the Capitol, Temple posted a video of himself yelling "just broke in this bitch."

Jodi Lynn Wilson

Age: 43

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 20, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Knowingly entering a restricted building; demonstrating in a Capitol building; disorderly conduct

What happened

The FBI began investigating Wilson and her son Cole Temple in January, according to federal charging documents. Their cell phones showed up on geo-locating software the FBI has often used to place people inside the Capitol building on the 6th. Court records show that Wilson told a court-appointed guardian at litem in a custody case involving a minor child that she went into the Capitol with Temple, and said she'd been invited onto the steps by an unidentified man whom she assumed to be a Congressman. Afterwards, she stated, a police officer told her and her son that they were allowed to go in. Records show the pair was in the Capitol for at least 17 minutes. Initially, the FBI said, she denied being inside the Capitol but admitted it after the agents showed her photos of her inside the building carrying an American flag.

Jonathon Owen Shroyer

Owen Shroyer

Age: 32

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 19, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

This is the second time in less than two years that Shroyer has been charged with disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds, and he is the second person working with Infowars, a right-wing website, to be charged in the Capitol riot cases. In December 2019, he was arrested for shouting during an impeachment hearing in the House Judiciary Committee and charged with disorderly and disruptive conduct on Capitol grounds and obstructing and impeding passage on Capitol grounds. In charging documents, the FBI stated that as of Jan. 6, Shroyer had not completed the 32 hours of community service required by a deferred prosecution agreement he had signed in the previous case. Documents state he had also agreed in that case not to engage in any disorderly or disruptive conduct on Capitol grounds and not to utter any loud, threatening or abusive language or to disrupt any session of Congress.

On Jan. 6, he led a crowd chanting "1776" as they marched toward the Capitol, then was seen in videos standing next to the inauguration stage and at the top of the stairs on the Capitol's east side, the FBI reported in the documents. Shroyer was a speaker at a rally the day before, on Jan. 5, stating: "Americans are ready to fight. We’re not exactly sure what that’s going to look like perhaps in a couple of weeks if we can’t stop this certification of the fraudulent election . . . we are the new revolution! We are going to restore and we are going to save the republic

Philip Young

Age: 59

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 19, 2021

Home state: New Jersey

Charges

Obstructing, impeding or interfering with a law enforcmenet officer during a civil disorder; assault, resisting, impeding or interfering with a federal law enforcement officer.

What happened

Young, a retiree, wore a jacket with a logo associated with the Boilermakers Union Local 28, giving the FBI a tip to begin the search for his identity, according to federal charging documents. The FBI reported Young and other protesters lifted a barricade and charged officers on the upper west terrace and that Young was seen on video using a tool to flatten a tire on a parked government vehicle.

Kelsey Wilson

Age: 29

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 18, 2021

Home state: Missouri

Charges

Disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Wilson, whose husband Zachary was arrested in February, was a first-grade teacher at a Christian elementary school, but the school told the Springfield News-Leader that Wilson had been employed at the school for a month and was placed on administrative leave when the allegations first came to light.

Deborah Lynn Lee

Age: 55

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 12, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Entering or remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly or disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds

What happened

Lee posted photos on her Facebook account of her experience in the Capitol, the FBI reported in charging documents. A tipster turned her in to the FBI on Jan. 7. She was with Michael Joseph Rusyn, who was arrested in April. The FBI said she was part of a crowd that forecefully pushed back a line of uniformed police officers in the vicinity of the Chamber of the House of Representatives but was not see in video or photos making physical contact with the officers.

In messages she sent via Facebook, she stated "I broke into congress(sic) and there were guns on us" and "It's our house. Our capital(sic). We had every right to occupy."

Joseph Irwin

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 19, 2021

Home state: Kentucky

Charges

Unlawful entry and disorderly conduct in a restricted building; disorderly conduct and parading/demonstrating in the Capitol building.

What happened

An Army veteran and former Sheriff's deputy, Irwin traveled from Kentucky for the rally. An anonymous tipster told the FBI who he was. Hardin County, Kentucky Sheriff John Ward told the FBI that Irwin left the department in 2016. The FBI located Irwin on surveillance video entering the Capitol in a crowd at around 2:43 p.m.

Ronald Colton McAbee

Cole or Colton

Age: 27

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 17, 2021

Home state: Tennessee

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers, inflicting bodily injury and aiding and abetting; assaulting resisting or impeding certain officers; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon

What happened

A Tennessee sheriff's deputy, McAbee traveled to Washington D.C. for Trump's rally while he was on temporary disability leave from work after rolling his car. He wore a tactical vest at the Capitol riot with the Three Percenter logo and the word sheriff. Federal officials say after assaulting officers on the scene, he pointed at the word "sheriff" to try to get access to the Capitol after he was injured in the battle.

He is one of seven men charged by a superceding indictment in the brutal assault on officers during the melee on the Capitol's lower west terrace. Documents state McAbee is shown on police body-camera footage carrying a baton and swinging at officers while wearing gloves with reinforced metal knuckles. He's shown grabbing the torso of an officer already on the ground while Clayton Ray Mullins, also of Kentucky, grabbed the officer's legs in what became a tug-o-war between the two men and other officers trying to prevent further assault. Soon after, McAbee grabbed the same officer and dragged him down the stairs into the crowd as others kicked, stomped and struck him with poles. The footage shows McAbee pinning the officer down for about 25 seconds. Afterward, the officer needed medical attention for a head laceration.

A tipster turned McAbee in on May. 26, reporting he previously was a deputy in Georgia who had relocated to Tennessee. He was a deputy with the Williamson County Sheriff's office. After Jan. 6, he deleted his Facebook account. In court documents, the U.S. Attorney's office stated: "The fact that McAbee engaged in violent assaults of fellow law enforcement officers while he himself was a sheriff’s deputy and then attempted to use that status to obtain special treatment is powerful evidence of his lack of regard for legal authority." The motion arguing for him to be detained also stated: "The defendant was a spoke in the wheel that caused the historic events of January 6, 2021, and he is thus a danger to our society and a threat to the peaceful functioning of our community."

Logan James Barnhart

Age: 40

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 17, 2021

Home state: Michigan

Charges

Assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers using a dangerous weapon and aiding and abetting; civil disorder; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; engaging in physical violence in a restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct in a Capitol building or grounds

What happened

Barnhart used deadly and dangerous weapons such as a baton, flag pole and crutch to assault an officer, according to a superceding indictment for Barnhart and six others. Barnhart is one of the accused Capitol rioters who has come under focus of the online sleuths providing tips to the FBI. The Twitter community "Sedition Hunters" had nicknamed him "CatSweat," because he wore a sweatshirt for a construction equipment manufacturer.

Barnhart was a star running back on the Haslett High School football team during the late 1990s and led the team to the state finals in 1999. Earlier that year, Barnhart was charged with inciting a riot after a melee in East Lansing, Michigan that caused about $145,000 in damages to the city and the Michigan State University Campus, the Lansing State Journal reported.

The Huffington Post reported that Barnhart was a model for romance novel covers, and that the Sedition Hunters used facial recognition software to determine his identity.

Steven Billingsley

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 12, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct.

What happened

Billingsley livestreamed videos of himself attending the Capitol riot via one of his Facebook accounts, according to federal charging documents. One video shows him shouting at police officers, saying "We can do it the nice way or the hard way." He also told another person: "If they contest one state, we're tearing this (expletive) down," referring to the certification of the election. In another first person video, the FBI stated that Billingsley corrected someone who stated they didn't "want to hurt 'em." Billingsley responded: "No, we do want to hurt Pelosi. I do. Yeah, I would hang her from that big -- you see that tree over there? We'd put a rope and hang her. We hang her and Schumer over there."

Billingsley reached within 20 feet of the rotunda doors, but the documents state the video did not show him entering the Capitol, and that he reported they had to retreat as additional police arrived.

David Mehaffie

Age: 62

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 12, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers and aiding and abetting; obstruction of an offiical proceeding and aiding and abetting; civil disorder; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; act of physical violence in the Capitol grounds or buildings.

What happened

Mehaffie is among a group of accused rioters charged in a superceding indictment.

Michael Aaron Carico

Age: 33

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 11, 2021

Home state: Florida / California

Charges

Entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol bulding; parading demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

The FBI relied on a paid source who provided video of the Capitol riot for part of its investigation into Carico. Although Carico wore a hat with the word "Navy" on it, court documents state he did not serve in the Navy or any other branch of the military. He also wore a camouflage shirt with an American flag on the shoulder and red shoes. Charging documents state Carico, who has a Florida drivers license, is seen inside the Capitol and in restricted areas outside the Capitol in video and photos, including photos and video from his own Gmail account. He was arrested in Burbank, California.

Steven Cappuccio

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 10, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers and aiding and abetting; assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers, and aiding and abetting using a dangerous weapon; robbery and aiding and abetting; obstruction of an official proceeding and aiding and abetting; civil disorder; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted buliding or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon; engaging in physical violence in a restricted building or grunds with a deadly or dangerous weapon; engaging in physical violence in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon; disorderly conduct in a Capitol buliding; act of physical violence in the Capitol grounds or buildings.

What happened

Cappuccio is listed in one of the superceding indictments for a group of rioters charged with violent crimes. He is charged with taking a baton from a Metropolitan Police Department officer with the initials D.H. and then using that baton to assault the officer. With eight others in the indictment, he is charged with attempting to obstruct an official proceeding of Congress.

The Huffington Post reported that Cappuccio is listed as No. 123 on the FBI's most wanted list for Capitol violence, where a video shows a man tearing at an officer's face mask. The Huffington Post reported that the officer is Daniel Hodges, who in July testified to the Congressional committee investigating the riot.

Edward McAlanis

Age: 41

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 12, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Entering and remaining in a restricted building; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building; violent entry and disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

McAlanis shared photos with friends of himself inside the Capitol, including a photo of himself standing beside a statue of President Abraham Lincoln. After a tip from a family friend of McAlanis and his wife, the FBI located McAlanis on surveillance video walking through the building and looking around.

Clifford James Meteer

Age: 66

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 10, 2021

Home state: Tennessee

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building; entering and remaining on the floor of Congress; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

A relative recognized Meteer in television footage from the riot and tipped off the FBI. A former classmate of Meteer's also alerted the FBI to numerous Facebook posts by Meteer regarding his participation at the Capitol, but the posts were later deleted. On Jan. 5, he wrote: "I'll be in DC on the 6th protesting the stolen election." Law enforcement officers found Meteer in surveillance video from inside the Capitol, and concluded he was inside the building for about 30 minutes. Charging documents state he carried a white, homemade sign that said, "Stop the Steal" and "Save the Republic." In a conversation over Facebook messenger obtained by the FBI, Meteer told a friend: "...I have no doubt that skullduggery was done at the polls, the legitimacy of congress has been revoked."

Derek Gunby

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 10, 2021

Home state: South Carolina

Charges

Entering or remaining in any restricted buliding or grounds without authority; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; violent and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Gunby documented on Facebook his activities leading up to the riot, showing hImself traveling and riding the Metro. He had also posted statements about the election on Facebook. He wore a military issued camouflage coat, with a tag over the left breast pocket saying "U.S. Army." In an interview with the FBI, Gunby said no one was stopping him from going into the Capitol, so he went in and walked around.

Thomas John Ballard

Thomas Cliff Ballard

Age: 35

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 10, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers using a dangerous weapon; civil disorder; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon; engaging in physical violence in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon; disorderly conduct in Capitol; physical violence in the Capitol grounds or buildings; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

An online tip provided the FBI with information about Ballard's motorcycle repair business and Youtube Channel named "CliffCares." Ballard's identity was confirmed by two Arlington, Texas, police officers who previously used his motorcycle services. Charging documents report that publicly available video shows Ballard in the Lower West Terrace archway confronting officers and holding a police baton while others attack the officers. Additionally, police body-camera footage shows Ballard throwing a tabletop at officers and later assualting officers with the baton.

Cynthia Catherine Ballenger

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 9, 2021

Home state: Maryland

Charges

Restricted building or grounds; violent entry or disorderly conduct

What happened

An anonymous tip sent on Jan.12 led the FBI to Ballenger and her husband, John Christopher Price. The tipster said the couple posted videos and pictures from Jan.6, but removed them.The charging documents report that Price posted on Facebook that he and Ballenger traveled from Emmitsburg, Maryland, to Union Station in Washington D.C on Jan.6. and Capitol surveillance footage shows Price and Ballenger entering through the Senate Carriage door. Price's friend and co-business owner, who has known Ballenger since 2010, helped the FBI confirm her identity and shared pictures and text messages that Price sent on Jan.6. During an interview, when Ballenger was asked how she traveled to DC, she told the FBI that they should already know. She admitted to being at the Capitol but said they were not there when people were damaging property and assualting officers. According to the documents Ballenger also said that there were different categories of people at the Capitol, and she believes that her and her husband were on the low-end of the spectrum.

John Christopher Price

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 9, 2021

Home state: Maryland

Charges

Restricted building or grounds; violent entry or disorderly conduct

What happened

The FBI received an anonymous tip Jan.12 that Price and his wife Cynthia Catherine Ballenger were at the Capitol on Jan.6 and posted videos and pictures on social media but deleted them. According to court documents, Price posted on Facebook that he and Ballenger traveled from Emmitsburg, Maryland to Union Station in Washnington D.C on Jan.6. Additionally, Capitol surveillance footage shows Price and Ballenger entering through the Senate Carriage door. During an interview, Price's friend and co-business owner, who has known Price since 2004, helped the FBI confirm his identity and shared pictures and text messages from Jan.6. The FBI interviewed Price in June, and he said if he and his wife were "hypothetically" in the Capitol, they were not causing problems but might have followed the crowd. He also said "whatever happened on January 6, 2021, and whatever the consequences may be, it was all in God's hands now."

Brian Ulrich

Molon Labe

Age: 43

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 4, 2021

Home state: Georgia

Charges

Conspiracy, obstruction of an official proceeding; restricted building or grounds.

What happened

Ulrich, also known as Molon Labe is being charged in the Oath Keepers Conspiracy Case, for his particpation in the Capitol riot and his actions leading up to it. According to charging documents, prior to Jan. 6, Ulrich joined an invitation-only Signal group called "DC OP" that the FBI refers to as the "Leadership Signal Chat." In the chat, Ulrich mentions that he will be bring two backpacks to Washington DC, one for regular use and the other with "ammo load out with some basics." In the same chat he said "I'll be the guy running around with the budget AR." On Jan.1 Joshua James and Ulrich had a discussion about where guns will be stashed on Jan 6. The documents report that Ulrich wore a body camera, neck gaiter and goggles and moved in a military-style stack formation with others. After riding with others in a golf cart toward the Capitol, Ulrich berated and taunted law enforcement outside the building. When police tried to push the crowd out of the Capitol through the Rotunda doors, Ulrich pushed back to stay inside, but eventually exited. In addition to Ulrich, 17 others are being charged in the Oath Keepers Conspiracy Case.

Tyler Slaeker

Age: 39

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 4, 2021

Home state: Washington

Charges

Restricted building or grounds; violent entry or disorderly conduct

What happened

Two different relatives saw a photo of Slaeker inside the Capitol building on Facebook and alerted the FBI. The FBI also secured screenshots of photos Slaeker sent his mother, and which she posted on her Facebook page. The FBI stated he was wearing a black helmet, flag gaiter, grey jacket and a backpack. The FBI noted in one photo he was standing on a bench between the painting "Baptism of Pocahontas" and the painting "Embarkation of the Pilgrims."

Isaac Samuel Yoder

Age: 32

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 4, 2021

Home state: Missouri

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building; disorderly conduct; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Yoder was dressed as George Washington for the Capitol riot, witnesses told the FBI. Yoder admitted to FBI agents that he entered the Capitol through a west-facing door, but told the agents he saw approximately two officers standing next to every statue. He posed so others could take photos of him inside the Capitol and remained inside for about 18 minutes, agents wrote in court documents. Yoder gave an interview to Newsweek, in a story published on March 19. Yoder told the FBI he'd traveled to the Trump rally with his family and that his brothers had been exposed to tear gas and one had been hit by rubber bullets.

Pamela Anne Hemphill

Age: 68

Arrested or charged on: Aug. 3, 2021

Home state: Idaho

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a restricted building; violent entry or disorderly conduct; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Hemphill's court documents are sealed. According to the federal court documents, a federal defender was appointed for her because she isn't financially able to retain legal counsel. The Idaho Statesman newspaper reported that she appeared in court on Aug. 3. Idaho media outlets also have reported that she shared photos and videos of the activities at the Capitol and stated she was one of the first people to cross a police barrier outside the Capitol. WUSA 9 in Washington D.C. reported in January that she shared video with them and stated that she had been pushed inside the building.

Jacob Kyle Wiedrich

Age: 23

Home state: Utah

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building; disorderly conduct; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Wiedrich, wearing a red MAGA hat, screamed, "We ride for Trump, we die for Trump," as he approached the Capitol. In court documents, the FBI stated he was verbally combative with police officers trying to maintain security around the Capitol and that he's seen on video inside the Capitol. Wiedrich screamed at and taunted U.S. Capitol Police officers inside the Capitol, and was so combative that another member of the mob restrained him, the FBI stated. The agency received a tip on Jan. 12 stating that he was inside the building. FBI agents interviewed him on Jan. 16, but the agency stated his remarks contradicted the evidence.

Devlyn Thompson

Age: 28

Arrested or charged on: July 13, 2021

Home state: Washington

Charges

Use of a deadly and dangerous weapon to assault, resist, oppose, impede, intimidate and interfere with an officer or employee of the U.S. and any person assisting such an officer.

Outcome

On Aug.6, Thompson pleaded guilty to one count, assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers usinga dangerous weapon.

What happened

Thompson was among a crowd of individuals in the melee on the lower west terrace who pushed against and assaulted officers, the U.S. Attorney's Office stated in a news release. He admitted that he and others yelled obscenities and encouraged the assault. According to his plea, the news release said, Thompson was part of a group that threw objects and stole riot shields so officers could not protect themselves. Thompson saw the police order rioters to stop. Officials said he picked up a metal baton from the floor and swung it overhead and downward against the police line in an attempt to knock a can of pepper spray from an officer's hand to prevent him from spraying the rioters. After more pepper spray was deployed, Thompson left the area. He was charged with a felony for using a baton against a member of the Metropolitan Police Department.

Janet West Buhler

Age: 57

Arrested or charged on: July 30, 2021

Home state: Utah

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; entering and remaining in the Gallery of Congress; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

The FBI's investigation of Micheal Lee Hardin led them to Buhler, who is his Stepmother-in-law. According to the documents, footage shows her next to Hardin in the Capitol Rotunda and Senate Gallery. A tipster who identified Hardin also helped the FBI confirm Buhler's identity and her relationship to Hardin.

Luke Wessley Bender

Age: 21

Arrested or charged on: July 29, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Obstruction of justice/Congress; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; entering and remaining on the floor of Congress; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

The FBI recieved several tips about Bender's presence at the Capitol, one of them submitted by a former high school classmate. The charging documents report that on Jan.6 Bender posted a video on his Instagram account of people entering the Capitol in which a male voice is heard saying, “We’re storming the Capitol.” Also on Dec. 31, Bender posted a video to Tiktok that mentioned he would be in Washington DC on Jan.6. In addition to other locations, Capitol surveillance footage shows Bender in the Senate chamber appearing to take pictures of documents with his phone and also standing on the dais on the Senate floor next to “QAnon Shaman” Jacob Chansley, aka Jake Angeli.

Nicholas L Kennedy

Nick

Age: 41

Arrested or charged on: July 28, 2021

Home state: Missouri

Charges

Civil disorder; obstruction of an official proceeding; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted buliding or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Kennedy was indicted by a federal grand jury in July. Full details on his case aren't yet available because the court documents can't be viewed.

James Russell Davis

Age: 45

Arrested or charged on: July 28, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers; obstruction of law enforcement; act of physical violence in the Capitol grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct and engaging in physical violence in a restricted building.

What happened

Davis was in the melee on the west front terrace stairs, the FBI stated in charging documents. He's accused of charging toward officers wielding a large stick and ignoring orders to move back. Documents also state he's captured on camera footage shouting and pushing down the hands of an officer trying to block his advance. Davis identified himself in a video on Jan. 6 as a Virginia Proud Boy, the FBI stated, and he pointed to his U.S. Marine Corps ball cap at the Capitol and said he fought for the country.

Glenn Allen Brooks

Arrested or charged on: July 29, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Entering and remaining and disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted bulding; disorderly conduct and parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol buildling.

What happened

A member of a church prayer group reported Brooks to the FBI, after Brooks shared photos of himself inside the Capitol and boasted of his participation. The FBI matched a surveillance photo of Brooks arriving at his home to surveillance footage from inside the Capitol. He wore a red jacket and a knit cap with the word "Trump" on the front.

Donald Smith

Arrested or charged on: July 29, 2021

Home state: New Jersey

Charges

Entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

A colleague of Smith's at UPS in Lawnside, New Jersey, turned him in to the FBI, saying he had shown photos of the Capitol riot to coworkers and said it was the "best day of his life." Other co-workers told the FBI that Smith said he had a great time and had been in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office. The FBI said Smith appears on survillance video inside the Capitol, wearing a red cap and a gray scarf that witnesses said he regularly wore to work.

Walter Messer

Walt

Arrested or charged on: July 26, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

Walter "Walt" Messer traveled from Dayton, Ohio to Washington, D.C. on Jan. 5. and took part in the Jan. 6 Capital riot, according to charging documents. An anonymous tipster reported to the FBI that Messer and two other people posted pictures and videos on Facebook and Youtube of themselves inside the Capital on Jan. 6. One of the Facebook posts was a selfie of Messer next to the Ronald Reagan bust inside the Capitol. Messer was seen on the Capitol's surveillance system wearing the same clothes he wore in his Facebook posts. The FBI used Messer's drivers license to identify him on the surveillance footage. On Jan. 8, Messer made another post on his Facebook page alledging that rioters were taking selfies with the Capitol police. On that post, Therese Mauer Borgerding commented saying, "Walt was there. You weren't. You have NO story to tell. You might want to shut your mouth."

Therese Mauer Borgerding

Arrested or charged on: July 28, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted buliding or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct in a Capitol buliding; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

The FBI recieved an anonymous tip about a group of three people who made Facebook posts and uploaded Youtube videos about being at the Capitol on Jan.6. The charging documents report that the tip was referring to Borgerding, her husband and Walter Messer. The Borgerdings were later identified by two relatives. In a picture on Messer's Facebook account, Borgerding is holding a pole with a "Q" sign attached on the Capitol steps. According to the documents, a Youtube video shows Borgerding moving metal barricades and entering Capitol grounds and surveillance footage shows her inside. In days following, Borgerding commented on one of Messers posts about police at the Capitol on Jan.6, she said, " I know they helped me and were friendly and held the door open for us to come in the Capitol Building!"

Daniel Christmann

Age: 38

Arrested or charged on: July 28, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted buliding or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

Several people provided tips to the FBI about Christmann, who lost a race for a New York Senate seat in November, participating in the Capitol riots, according to the court documents. Many of the tips were screenshots of videos from inside the Capitol that were posted to Christmann's Instagram story (@dannyforsenate) on Jan.6. According to the documents, security footage shows Christmann entering the Capitol through a window and holding his phone up while walking around. In days following the riot, Christmann affirmed that he was at the Capitol in multiple messages on social media. After a person asked if he stormed the Capitol, he said, " I was scaling walls and s---." The FBI also obtained Christmann's Facebook messages in which he asked someone to delete footage from Jan. 6 because his friend and campaign manager were recently arrested.

Samuel Lazar

Age: 35

Arrested or charged on: July 26, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

What happened

Lazar wore camouflage face paint, a tactical vest, goggles and a radio to the Capitol on Jan. 6. A tipster told the FBI Lazar posted photos on Facebook. According to federal charging documents, Lazar is seen in video aiming a canister of chemical irritant in the direction of officers with the Capitol Police and Metropolitan Police Department, spraying the irritant at least twice. At one point, body-camera video shows Lazar spraying an irritant toward an officer who reported losing the ability to see. A patch on his vest stated: “Blessed be the Lord, my rock, who trains my hands for war, and my fingers for battle." Federal officials identified Lazar as No. 275 in the FBI's photo gallery of wanted suspects in the Capitol riot.

Amy Schubert

Age: 61

Arrested or charged on: June 25, 2021

Home state: Illinois

Charges

Knowingly enter or remain in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority to do; impede or disrupt the orderly conduct of government; willfully and knowingly utter loud, threatening, or abusive language, or engage in disorderly or disruptive conduct; parade, demonstrate, or picket in any of the Capitol buildings.

What happened

A Youtube video titled, "The Insurrection of The United States Capitol,” sent by an anonymous tipster led the FBI to Schubert and her husband. According to the charging documents, Schubert is seen walking around the Capitol and taking pictures with her cellphone. She was wearing a black jacket that says "Plumbers & Pipefitters Local Union 422 Joliet IL," which helped the FBI narrow their search and identify her. The FBI also requested a search warrant for Schubert's email, which contained pictures and videos of the inside of the Capitol. Some pictures included Schubert's husband.

John A. Schubert Jr.

Age: 71

Home state: Illinois

Charges

Knowingly enter or remain in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority to do so; impede or disrupt the orderly conduct of government; willfully and knowingly utter loud, threatening, or abusive language, or engage in disorderly or disruptive conduct; parade, demonstrate, or picket in any of the Capitol buildings.

What happened

A Youtube video titled, "The Insurrection of The United States Capitol,” sent by an anonymous tipster led the FBI to Schubert and his wife. According to the charging documents, Schubert's wife is seen walking around the Capitol and taking pictures with her cellphone. She was wearing a black jacket that says " "Plumbers & Pipefitters Local Union 422 Joliet IL," which helped narrow the FBI's search. The FBI also requested a search warrant for Amy Schubert's email which found pictures and videos of the inside of the Capitol, John Schubert can be seen in some of the footage.

Andrew Quentin Taake

Age: 32

Arrested or charged on: July 23, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Obstruction of an official proceeding; assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; entering or remaining, disorderly and disruptive conduct, and engaging in physical violence in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building, impeding passage through and act of physical violence on Capitol grounds or buildings; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

A person who matched with Taake on Bumble, a dating app, provided infomation to the FBI about Taake participating in the riot on Jan. 6. The charging documents report that Taake matched on Bumble with the tipster while he was in DC. Taake told the tipster that he was inside the Capitol and sent many pictures of himself, including one where he said police officers pepper sprayed him. Police body-camera footage shows Taake assualting officers with pepper spray and a metal whip outside the Capitol. Additionally Capitol security footage shows Taake in multiple locations of the Capitol's exterior.

Matthew DaSilva

Arrested or charged on: July 13, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restrictedbuilding or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; act of physical violence in the Capitol grounds or buildings; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

Two people who know DaSilva sent in tips and helped the FBI confirm his identity. The charging documents state that the tipsters recognized DaSilva in a picture on the FBI wanted website and social media, because of the distinctive yellow and black scarf that he reportedly wore every day and his U.S Navy jacket. One of the tipters said that after Jan.6, DaSilva stopped wearing the scarf, cut his hair and shaved his beard. According to the documents, body-camera footage and other video footage shows DaSilva on the Lower West Terrace of the Capitol grabbing, pushing and pulling shields held by law enforcement.

Antony Vo

Age: 28

Arrested or charged on: July 21, 2021

Home state: Indiana

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

Vo and his mom were in the U.S Capitol on Jan.6, according to charging documents. A tipster who went to high school with Vo and another who knows him through their significant other's fraternity, shared screenshots of Vo's social media pages from Jan.6 and helped the FBI confirm his identity. The tipsters said Vo is known to engage in conspiracy theories, is an avid Trump supporter and follows libertarian ideologies. The FBI obtained Vo's message threads from Facebook and Instagram. In many conversations, he mentions being at the Capitol and he also sent pictures of him and his mom in and outside the Capitol. In one conversation Vo said, "President [Trump] asked me to be here tomorrow so I am with mymom LOL.” The documents also mention that in a conversation with a friend, Vo said that police let him and other rioters in the Capitol.

Kevin Tuck

Age: 51

Arrested or charged on: July 15, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Obstruction of an official proceeding, aiding and abetting; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; entering and remaining in the gallery of Congress; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

Tuck is part of a group of five indicted for their roles in the Capitol riot, along with his son Nathaniel, Edward George Jr., Paul Rae and Arthur Jackman. Media outlets report Jackman, Rae and Nathaniel Tuck are members of, or affiliated with, the Proud Boys. Tuck was a police officer in Windermere, Florida and resigned the day he was arrested. He is a senior pastor at Lighthouse Church in Apopka.

Edward George, Jr.

Age: 33

Arrested or charged on: July 15, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

What happened

George is one of five co-defendants indicted, with Nathaiel Tuck, Kevin Tuck, Paul Rae and Arthur Jackman. George is accused of stealing a U.S. flag and flagpole, according to the case documents.

Nathaniel A. Tuck

Nathan or "Tito"

Age: 29

Arrested or charged on: July 15, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

What happened

Tuck was indicted with his father and three others and charged with participating in the Capitol riot. Orlando-area news outlets reported Tuck is a former law enforcement officer, having worked at the Longwood Police Department from 2012 to 2018 and for the Apopka Police Department from 2018 to 2020. Tuck's father, Kevin, was a police officer for Windermere, Florida and resigned the day he was arrested. Nathaniel Tuck reportedly applied to be a member of the Proud Boys.

Nathan Wayne Entrekin

Arrested or charged on: July 15, 2021

Home state: Arizona

Charges

Knowingly enter or remain in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; impedes or disrupts the orderly conduct of Government business or official functions, or attempts or conspires to do so.

What happened

Entrekin wore a Roman gladiator costume available online and told people at the Capitol that he was representing "Captain Moroni," "the William Wallace of the Book of Mormon." Moroni is a warrior in the Book of Mormon, considered scripture by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In the book, Moroni defends his people and fights for freedom and freedom of religion. Entrekin carried a wooden stick with a white flag, with the same words the book states Moroni wrote on his coat and called "the title of liberty." The banner stated: “In memory of our God, our religion, and freedom, and our peace, our wives, and our children.” Entrekin told another protester at the riot that he is a member of the church.

Entrekin posted on Twitter on Dec. 31 that he was going to Washington D.C. and posted an image of a painting of Captain Moroni, the FBI stated. Entrekin, a notary, lives with his mother and narrated videos to her throughout the afternoon. Inside the Capitol, he recorded destruction inside the Senate Parliamentarian's office, and pushed his way into Sen. Jeff Merkley's office. In the office he shouted he wanted ice cream, an apparent reference to a statement by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on James Corden's The Late Late Show that she keeps a freezer stocked with ice cream, charging documents state.

Erik Rau

Arrested or charged on: July 15, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; willfully utter loud, threatening or abusive language or engage in disruptive conduct, parade, demonstrate or picket in any of the Capitol buildings

Outcome

Pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct in a Capitol building.

What happened

On Feb.23 Derek Jancart was arrested for participating in the Capitol riots. In his interview he admitted to entering the Capitol with Rau and provided Rau's phone number. According to the charging document, on the day Jancart was arrested, Rau contacted the U.S Marshall Services in Columbus, Ohio, to turn himself in. Rau's phone records, U.S Capitol Security and poliice body camera footage confirm that Rau was in the Capitol on Jan.6.

Joshua Dressel

Arrested or charged on: July 13, 2021

Home state: Missouri

Charges

Knowingly enter or remain in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; impedes or disrupts the orderly conduct of government business or official functions; or attempts or conspires to do so.

What happened

On Jan 7, a tipster who has known Joshua Dressel for years, reported to the FBI that Dressel was in the Capitol for the Jan 6 riot. The tipster saw Dressel on an MSNBC video broadcast, according to federal charging documents. Dressel also posted a video on his Facebook page of himself inside the Capitol with a large group of people chanting "Stop the Steal." He deleted the video shortly after posting it. Dressel was also identified by another tipster in surveillance footage taken inside the Capitol. Dressel's T-Mobile phone was tracked to inside the Capital during the riots. The FBI also recovered Facebook Messenger messages between Dressel and an unidentified individual, where Dressel acknowledges both his presence inside the Capitol on Jan 6 and the video he deleted from his Facebook page.

Michael Leon Brock

Age: 54

Arrested or charged on: July 20, 2021

Home state: Mississippi

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; act of physical violence in the Capitol grounds or buildings; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder

What happened

A confidential witness who has known Brock for 20 years sent a tip to the FBI after seeing him on the FBI's wanted list. According to the charging document, police body camera footage and a video from Parler shows Brock assualting law enforcement and impeding them from performing officals duties. In the videos described in the document Brock is seen charging at and pushing officers with a four-foot-long rod as they are trying to control the crowd. One of the officers said that Brock struck him in the arm.

Caleb Berry

Age: 20

Charges

Conspiracy; obstruction of an official proceeding

Outcome

Pleaded guilty July 20 to conspiracy and obstruction of an official proceeding.

What happened

The FBI reports that Berry is afiliated with the Oath Keepers and helped plan the group's actions during the insurrection on Jan.6. According to the charging document, in the days leading up to Jan. 6, Berry attended a virtual planning meeting and participated in a group chat on GoToMeeting and also joined a seperate encrypted group chat. Equipped with communication devices and military gear, the group forced past law enforcement and into the Capitol by throwing objects and spraying chemicals at officers. Berry and others moved throughout the Capitol exterior and interior in a military "stack" formation by keeping their hands on each other's back. Berry's case was sealed until the morning of 7/20/21 to give him time to cooperate and cut a plea deal.

Mark Ibrahim

Arrested or charged on: July 6, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Knowingly enter or remain in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority to do so; during and in relation to the offense, uses or carries a deadly or dangerous weapon or firearm.

What happened

Mark Sami Ibrahim was a U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency Agent when he took part in the Jan. 6 assault on the Capitol and has since left the agency, the FBI says in court documents. In the crowd that had gathered outside the Capitol, Ibrahim posed for several photos flashing his DEA credentials and handgun. He also carried a flag pole with a Troutman flag reading Liberty or Death on one side and a Betsy Ross flag on the other. Ibrahim posted multiple photos in a WhatsApp groupchat with atleast five other law-enforcement officers. Ibrahim also took a video of himself at the Capitol that was posted in the group chat as well. On Mar. 15, Ibrahim conducted a voluntary interview with the Office of the Inspector General. He admitted to being at the Capitol on Jan. 6, but denied flashing his DEA credentials. Ibrahim claimed to be at the Capitol to assist a friend with documenting the incident for the FBI. The friend denied asking Ibrahim to assist him and said instead that Ibrahim wanted to use the attack as a stage to launch a "Liberty Tavern" political podcast and cigar brand.

Kristi Marie Munn

Age: 29

Arrested or charged on: July 13, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

What happened

Munn was arrested with her siblings and parents.The FBI recieved a tip regarding the Munn family being at the Capitol on Jan.6 from a relative of Kristi Munn's fiancé, who shared many screenshots of Kristi's social media posts. One screenshot was a photo of the Munn family with the caption "Washington D.C here we come... #StopTheSteal #TrumpIsMyPresident." Two employees of a high school in Borger,Texas who were familiar with the parents and taught many of the Munn children, as well as an employee of a local college who taught Dawn and Kristi, helped the FBI identify the family.

According to federal charging documents, the FBI had a phone interview with Kristi where she admitted to going to the Capitol to see President Trump speak and express her First Amendment rights. She denied going inside the Capitol and engaging in criminal activity. A Parler video submitted by an anonymous tipster, security footage, and an additional livestream show the Munn family inside the Capitol. The document states that all members of the family entered the Capitol through a broken window near the Senate Wing Door. On Jan.7 Kristi made a post to her Facebook page that said "I was just thinking... tear gas tastes like freedom #StopTheSteaI #TrumpIsMyPresident."

Thomas Munn

"Tom"

Age: 54

Arrested or charged on: July 13, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

What happened

Munn was arrested along with his wife and children, the largest family group to be arrested as of mid-July. The FBI recieved a tip regarding the Munn Family being at the Capitol on Jan. 6 from a relative of Kristi Munn's fiancé, who sent screenshots of Kristi's social posts. One screenshot was a photo of the Munn family with the caption "Washington D.C here we come... #StopTheSteal #TrumpIsMyPresident." Educators who had taught family members helped the FBI to identify the family.

A Parler video submitted by an anonymous tipster, security footage, and an additional livestream show the Munn family inside the Capitol. The document states that all members of the family entered the Capitol through a broken window near the Senate Wing Door. The documents quote Munn's Facebook post that he made later in the day on Jan.6, he said, "There was no violence in the capital building, the crowd was NOT out of control...they were ANGRY!!! The media wasn’t even there, never saw any media or police."

Dawn Munn

Age: 55

Arrested or charged on: July 13, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

What happened

Munn was arrested along with her husband and children. The charging documents quoted Munn's Facebook Message conversation from Jan. 6. In one conversation she wrote, “We went in and stormed capital!" and in a seperate message thread she said , “We were in capital!! ... I do mean IN the building!!” A Parler video submitted by an anonymous tipster, security footage, and an additional livestream show the Munn family inside the Capitol. The charging document states that all members of the family entered the Capitol through a broken window near the Senate Wing Door.

Joshua Munn

"Josh"

Age: 24

Arrested or charged on: July 13, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

What happened

Munn was arrested with his sisters and parents. After obtaining warrants for the family's Facebook posts, the FBI uncovered a Facebook message thread Munn wrote that said he marched with his family in DC. "It was extremely cool we did enter the Capitol building with the ... Second group there was no violence from the protesters at all it all came from the police believe it or not.” A Parler video submitted by an anonymous tipster, security footage, and an additional livestream show the Munn family inside the Capitol in multiple locations. The charging document states that all members of the family entered the Capitol through a broken window near the Senate Wing Door.

Kayli Munn

Age: 18

Arrested or charged on: July 13, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

What happened

Munn was arrested with her parents and siblings. One screenshot of a social media post by Kristi Munn, sent by a tipster to the FBI, was a photo of the Munn family with the caption Washington D.C here we come... #StopTheSteal #TrumpIsMyPresident." Three local educators helped the FBI to identify family members, and the agency obtained search warrants to review the family's Facebook posts. A Parler video submitted by an anonymous tipster, security footage, and an additional livestream show the Munn family inside the Capitol. The charging document states that all members of the family entered the Capitol through a broken window near the Senate Wing Door. The documents state that in response to a message Munn recieved asking how the march was going, she replied “(Expletive) great! Holy shit we were inside the (expletive) capital!(sic)”

Matthew Thomas Purse

Age: 45

Arrested or charged on: July 9, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

Matthew Thomas Purse traveled to Washington D.C. from Irvine, Calif. on Jan 5. On Jan 6, he entered the Columbus Door on the eastern side of the building at approximately 2:59 pm. According to federal charging documents, Purse was seen on Capital surveillance wearing a black tactical vest with the word "PRESS" on the chest and back, a black helmet with the word "PRESS" on both sides, and carrying a long black pole with a recording device on the end of it. There is no record of Purse recieving press credentials from the Capital for the Jan. 6 session. The FBI also stated Purse has no employment history with a news organization or any other company in the last six years.

Purse has a website where he livestreams. During the riot, Purse was captured on a Twitch livestream admitting he is not a member of the press. Purse can also be heard on the video saying “Mission accomplished, we broke into the Capitol.” While inside the Capital, Purse did not engage with Capital Police and left the Rotunda once the crowd became volatile at approximately 3:12 pm. The documents show he returned to Calif. on Jan 8.

Edward Francisco Rodriguez

Age: 26

Arrested or charged on: July 9, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; engaging in physical violence in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers

What happened

A subpage on Reddit, r/CapitolConsequences, brought Rodriguez's action at the U.S Capitol on Jan.6 to the FBI's attention in a video posted on the page titled "#SuitMacer unmasked," federal charging documents show. Rodriguez is seen spraying some kind of pepper spray on many police officers, the post stated. A separate tip to the agency revealed his name. The FBI confirmed his identity after recieving photos from a tipster and talking with two former coworkers. In the video Rodriguez held a canister to a line of law enforcement officers and sprayed them with a chemical irritant, then retreated into the crowd. The documents quote an interview Rodriguez did with an independent reporter that was in the Reddit video. He said: "Here in America, we fight back. We will never surrender to dictatorship, corruption, communism or socialism. We the people will never put up with their bullshit."

Joseph Daniel Hutchinson III

Age: 25

Arrested or charged on: June 30, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers or employees; aiding and abetting theft of government property; restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

On Jan.6 Hutchinson moved from the Washington Monument to the Capitol with Michael Perkins, Joshua Doolin and Jonathan and Olivia Pollock. According to federal charging documents, police body camera video shows him in multiple violent altercations with law enforcement officers. He is seen grabbing and pulling the metal barrier in front of the line of officers with an associate, giving rioters access to the officers. He's seen later in the day charging at a line of officers, taking up a fighting stance and punching towards the faces of officers.

Hutchinson charged at officers again and kicked at them, the documents stated. At one point, Hutchinson helped Jonathan Pollock by pushing Pollock forward as he thrust a riot shield into an officer's throat or face, the FBI said. After the second thrust, Hutchinson and Pollock retreated into the crowd. In two seperate altercations, Hutchinson punched toward an officer, grabbed an officer by the jacket sleeve and threw the officer out of his way. Hutchinson was listed on the FBI's most-wanted list of Capitol rioters as No. 320. He was identified by an officer in Lakeland, Florida, who is familar with the Pollock family's gun store, where Hutchinson works.

Federal records don't explain why Hutchinson was arrested in Georgia.

Alan William Byerly

Age: 54

Arrested or charged on: July 7, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Assault on a federal officer; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority and engaging in physical violence; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Police body camera footage and other evidence show Byerly assaulting law enforcement officers and a journalist at the Capitol on Jan.6, the FBI stated in federal charging documents. Byerly was among a crowd of rioters on the lower west terrace of the Capitol, in front of a bike rack barrier and a line of Metropolitan and U.S Capitol Police officers. Byerly is seen charging at officers with a taser or taser-like device in his hand. After law enforcement retrieved the device, Byerly continued to assault officers by physically striking, pushing and shoving, documents show. He also tried to take an officer's baton.

Officers were eventually able to restrain Byerly, but he resisted and fled with the help of another person. Earlier in the day, after a group of rioters pulled an Associated Press photograher down stairs for the second time, at the bottom of the stairs, Byerly and others pushed, shoved and dragged the photographer. On April 5, a tipster who has known Byerly for about 7 years reported to the FBI that Byerly told a friend that he was waiting to be arrested because his pictures had already been publicized.

Kenneth John Reda

Age: 54

Arrested or charged on: July 6, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly or disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly or disruptive conduct on Capitol Grounds; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol Building.

What happened

Reda is a physical education teacher and assistant football coach at a high school in Brevard County, Florida. A tipster who contacted the FBI sent screenshots of a Parler account named @mrjoebidenhead, and the FBI confirmed that the account belongs to Reda. In one of the post's, Reda admits to being in the Capitol on Jan.6. His identity was confirmed by a neighbor who was interviewed by law enforcement.

Surveillance footage shows Reda entering the Capitol at 3:02 p.m. He is seen walking throughout the Capitol with two others and leaving at 3:12 p.m. In December 2020, Reda made multiple posts about his plans to attend the Jan.6 rally in Washington D.C. In one of the posts Reda said, "We need to get together and organize against this KABAL we need to overthrow it....they have thrown their last ditch effort to overthrow this election therefore this nation if we do not come together and organize we will LOSE."

Olivia Pollock

Age: 30

Arrested or charged on: June 30, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding officers or employees; presence in a restricted area of the building or grounds; and violent entry and disorderly conduct on the Capitol grounds.

What happened

Pollock is one of a group of five friends and relatives who live in or near Lakeland, Florida, who were indicted by a federal grand jury, charged with a series of violent confrontations with law enforcement officers on Capitol grounds on Jan. 6. Her brother, Jonathan Pollock, is among those charged. A family member told the Lakeland Ledger that Joshua Doolin is a cousin. Also charged with the group is Joseph Daniel Hutchinson III and Michael Steven Perkins. A family member owns a gun shop in Lakeland where Hutchinson worked. Another brother told the Lakeland Ledger he thought the arrests were political. The FBI news release also stated the Pollocks have another brother, younger than Jonathan, who participated in the riot with Jonathan and Olivia.

Numerous police body camera videos show members of the group assaulting officers, the FBI stated in federal charging documents. On Jan. 6, Olivia Pollock was wearing a ballistic plate-carrier vest with patches. In several photos, she carried a large U.S. flag. The documents state an officer tried to get past Olivia Pollock at one point and she wrapped up his arm and tried to strip away his baton. Moments later, the FBI stated she struck an officer with her right hand and elbowed him in the chest. According to the FBI's timeline, members of the group were at the Capitol for nearly 3 hours.

Jonathan Daniel Pollock

Age: 21

Arrested or charged on: June 30, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Assaulting officers using a dangerous weapon (two counts); assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers (four counts); theft of government property (three counts); entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct; engaging in physical violence in a restricted building or grounds; act of physical violence in the Capitol grounds or buildings.

What happened

Pollock was indicted with his sister Olivia and three others who live near him in Lakeland, Florida, but as of July 9, he had not been apprehended. Photos of him were quickly added to the FBI's most wanted list of Capitol rioters after Jan. 6, and assigned No. 144, federal charging documents show. On March 17, an FBI special agent in Central Florida spoke with a witness who identified 144 as Pollock. The witness stated the Pollock family took "several weeks off of work" in January to travel to Washington D.C. When Pollock returned to work, he showed photos of himself on his phone to coworkers and bragged about being in the news, the witness stated. On the second day after returning to work, Pollock reported "a family emergency," left his worksite and did not return again, according to the charging documents. A coworker said Pollock's father answered the door at their home and handed over keys and items belonging to the company and stated he did not know where his son was.

On the day of the riot, photos show Pollock wearing camouflage clothing, as well as a ballistic plate carrier vest and backpack, also in camouflage print, green knee pads and brown tactical gloves with molded plastic knuckles. At 1:56 p.m., Pollock and an associate charged toward a line of police officers, brandishing flagpoles, the FBI stated in court records. When the metal barrier between the crowd and the officers was pulled away, Pollock charged the police line, jumping over other rioters to attack police officers, the charging documents stated. Pollock grabbed an officer and pulled him down the stairs. And an officer stepping in to assist was also pulled down. Pollock punched another officer in the face and then pushed the officer to the ground by holding the officers neck in a choking action. Later, the documents state, Pollock seized a riot shield and struggled with an officer for it until Pollock took control of the shield, then used it to slam into the police line. The FBI stated that Pollock, his sister and friends continued in other skirmishes up until at least 5 p.m.

Michael Perkins

Arrested or charged on: June 30, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers; theft of government property; entering restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Perkins is one of a group of five people who live in or near Lakeland, Florida and charged with a series of violent confrontations with law enforcement offcers at the Capitol. He was arrested on June 30. Federal officials requested that he be detained. Court documents state he assaulted a law enforcement officer with a flag pole and is facing two to three years of imprisonment on the assault charge.

Also named in his indictment were siblings Jonathan and Olivia Pollock, Joshua Doolin and Joseph Daniel Hutchinson.

Fi Duong

"Monkey King"

Arrested or charged on: July 2, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly or disruptive conduct; disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; obstruction of an official proceeding.

What happened

Duong introduced himself to an undercover member of the Metropolitan Police Department staff on the morning of Jan. 6 at the Capitol, and saw him later that day, the FBI stated in a complaint. A week later the MPD officer introduced Duong to an undercover FBI employee and the two communicated for months. Duong hosted the undercover FBI employee at Bible studies where they discussed firearms and other militia-style training activities, as well as a Virginia secession movement called "the state of Appalachia."

Duong's group continued to conduct additional surveillance around the Capitol for months, the FBI stated. At one of the meetings he organized at his home, Duong had a member of the far-right militia theorists Three Percenters speak to the group. At that March meeting, Duong admitted he was at the Capitol riot wearing all black and two different kinds of masks. The FBI stated his photo was later confirmed on surveillance video. In a March discussion about the arrests of many of the rioters, Duong mentioned the possibility of breaking the people who had been arrested out of prison. "It’s just a matter of figuring out where the prisons are and that should all be public information."

Duong acquired an AK47 and a suppressor and repeatedly expressed his willingness to engage in conflict and violence, the FBI stated in the charging documents. He also discussed testing molotov cocktails and talked about their merits. About another conversation, the undercover agent stated: "I believe Duong meant he was willing to barricade himself in his residence in defiance of law enforcement commands and was willing to die in this standoff in a similar manner to the standoff in Waco, Texas with David Koresh." The charging document listed four unidentified additional associates.

Trevor Brown

Arrested or charged on: July 2, 2021

Home state: Michigan

Charges

Obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

Brown was apprehended and identified during the melee where officers were assaulted on the lower west terrace on Jan. 6. Officers placed him in zip tie cuffs and took him to a police station, the FBI stated in a complaint. Photos show Brown shouting into a megaphone and working his way to the front of the group where rioters were trying to push into the tunnel, ramming a flag pole into the tunnel and spraying liquid from a canister.

Brown was released that night without any charges filed, the FBI stated. Afterward, tipsters began reporting to the FBI that Brown was posting about his participation on Facebook and Instagram, with photos and videos. On Jan. 7, he posted: "We the people need one more solid rally like this and CONgress will be forced to bow and be thrown out for not representing the will of the people and charged with crimes against humanity.” In a later post, Brown stated: "This has nothing to do with Trump or Biden. People should be storming that Brothel we call the Capitol everyday for what goes on in there."

Brown is among several others who have mistakenly posted on social media that they invaded the White House rather than the Capitol. He posted a photo of the Capitol, stating "I am the First person to breech the White House in 200 years."

David Moerschel

Age: 43

Arrested or charged on: July 2, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Obstruction of Justice / Congress; conspiracy; unlawful entry into restricted building or grounds

What happened

Moerschel's phone number was among the numbers used in 17 "Go To" meetings with members of the Oath Keepers, who were planning activities in Washington D.C. and at the Capitol on Jan. 6, the FBI alleges in a charging document. He was known in an encrypted Signal chat among the group as "Hatsy." Documents show Moerschel was seen in surveillance video inside the Capitol with other Oath Keepers. He was also shown on video at the Comfort Inn Ballston in Arlington, Virginia, which federal officials allege the Oath Keepers were using for their Quick Response Force that would be available to respond to the Capitol. The FBI stated it recovered a black flak vest from Moerschel's attorney, as well as a black duffel bag, and a firearm case containing a firearm that could have fit into the duffel bag.

Jonathan Davis Laurens

Age: 38

Arrested or charged on: June 30, 2021

Home state: Georgia

Charges

Entering or remaining in a restricted building or grounds and disorderly or disruptive conduct; entering and remaining on the floor of Congress and parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Laurens wore a "Trump 2020: No More Bull----" flag as a cape around his neck to the Capitol riot, according to photos in federal charging documents. The FBI located him on video footage inside the Capitol. He also posted on Facebook from inside the Capitol, and responded to a comment with this: "A few bad apples were trying to break windows and kick on doors, but most of us put that (expletive) to bed real fast. We weren’t there to tear (expletive) up, just disrupt the system. All in all, I had fun!"

Darrell Allen Youngers

Arrested or charged on: June 29, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Knowingly enter or remain in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; knowingly, and with intent to impede or disrupt the orderly conduct of Government business or official functions, utter loud, threatening, or abusive language, or engage in disorderly or disruptive conduct, at any place in the grounds or in any of the Capitol buildings; parade, demonstrate, or picket in any of the Capitol buildings.

What happened

A tip from a recent Zoom course classmate led the FBI to Youngers. The FBI obtained a screen recording of a Facebook live feed from Youngers' page from Jan.6. In the video, Youngers mentions he just left the Capitol and was heading back to his hotel. He also said “protestors were inside the Capitol Building,” and they “had forced their way in.” He said they were “not being aggressive with the cops,” but there had been some “small skirmishes...little fights between the protestors and the security” but “no shootouts.” Youngers is seen in multiple locations on the exterior and interior of the Capitol in footage from Capitol surveillance, social media and a photo taken by a New York Times photographer. In much of the footage, Youngers is walking around with George Amos Tenney III. As they enter the building, Youngers high-fives someone and later in the day pats a person entering the Capitol on the back. At one point Tenney and Youngers are involved in an altercation with an officer in the Rotunda. The FBI stated Youngers served in the U.S. Marine Corps and U.S. Marine Corps Reserves.

Joshua Dillon Haynes

Arrested or charged on: June 30, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Unlawful entry on restricted grounds; physical violence on Capitol grounds; destruction of property in special maritime and territorial jurisdiction; violent entry or disorderly conduct; physical violence on grounds; parade, demonstrate or picket in any of the Capitol buildings

What happened

Haynes is among a group of people charged in late June with helping to destroy tens of thousands of dollars of cameras and broadcasting equipment after a mob charged a media staging area. Dubbed #HarleySmashAOM by online sleuths, Haynes' photos were No. 203 in the FBI's most-wanted gallery. AOM is the FBI's acronym for Assault on Media. The FBI stated Haynes picked up and slammed down multiple pieces of equipment and stomped on one camera before throwing it onto a pile of eqiupment. In charging documents, Haynes is also shown helping to remove an air conditioning unit from a building outside the Capitol.

After a search warrant for his phone, the FBI found selfies of Haynes inside the Capitol and text messages to friends, including one message saying he had stormed the building. Later in the evening of Jan. 6, after the riot had concluded, someone texted Haynes to tell him not to "be like antifa tearing stuff up." Haynes replied: "too late" and "broke lotsa stuff." He took a photo of himself standing in front of the pile of destroyed camera equipment. He told friends he was in videos destroying the media equipment, but wearing a mask.

In an interview with the FBI, Haynes stated he disagreed with force used by law enforcement officers on Jan. 6 to prevent Trump supporters from stopping the presidential election from being "stolen." Haynes told the interviewing officers that he thought the rioters who used force against law enforcement officers on Jan. 6 were "heroes." In response to several questions during the interview, Haynes replied that he was not comfortable answering the questions, including questions about whether he particpated in the media attack or what he wore to the riot. When asked whether he destroyed the leather jacket that he was wearing in photos, which he denied owning, Haynes declined to answer. Haynes told the FBI he's not a member of the Proud Boys but went to one of their meetings in November or December 2020 and would be a member if there were other members in his area.

Timothy Allen Hart

Age: 52

Arrested or charged on: June 30, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted bulding or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; obstruction of justice/Congress.

What happened

Hart posted videos on YouTube of him driving from Ohio to Washington D.C. and at the Capitol on Jan. 6. The caption for one of those stated the election was "tainted." Four different tipsters identified Hart and provided his information to the FBI based on information they found online. Charging documents say he was seen in video by the Buggs Media Network knocking down barriers manned by uniformed police officers outside the Capitol. He's also seen in video inside the Capitol, wearing a QAnon sweatshirt. In a video shared on an account called "brotunda," the FBI stated, Hart can be seen smoking in the rotunda and was likely part of the group smoking marijuana.

Noah Bacon

Age: 28

Arrested or charged on: June 30, 2021

Home state: Massachusetts

Charges

Entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; enter or remain in the gallery of either house of Congress; disroderly conduct in a Capitol building; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; obstruction of justice / Congress

What happened

Bacon was seen in video in multiple places in the Capitol, wearing an I (heart) Trump Tshirt and a U.S. Space Force cap. Court records state that based on surveillance footage, Bacon rushed in the door near the East rotunda at around 2:38 p.m., picking up a yellow flag he found on the floor and covering up a security camera for about 8 seconds and trying to jam the flag pole into a door frame to force the door open. He then darted up a staircase to the third floor and entered the Senate balcony.

On Jan. 7, Bacon posted the following on Instagram, court records show: "The crime of a fraudulent election is complete. 93 to 6. 93 people are going to jail for Seditious Conspiracy and High Treason for certifying a fraudulent election."

Evan Neumann

Age: 48

Arrested or charged on: March 23, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers; obstruct, impede, or interfere with any fireman or law enforcement; knowingly enter or remain in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; knowingly, andwith intent to impede or disrupt the orderly conduct of Government business; physical violence against any person or property in any restricted building or grounds; physical violence in the grounds or any of the Capitol buildings.

What happened

Although a complaint was filed against Neumann on March 23, the case wasn't unsealed until June 30. Neumann remains at large.

The FBI used body camera footage to seek help identifying Neumann, and a family friend confirmed his identity and residence, according to court documents. Metropolitan Police Department body camera footage shows Neumann outside the Capitol on Jan.6. Neumann is verbally abusing officers who are behind a metal barricade. When an officer asks him to move away from the barricade he refuses. He also tells the officers they will be “overrun” by the crowd, and says, “I’m willing to die, are you?”

Shortly after, Neumann grabs the barricade and forcefully shoves it into the line of officers, as officers push back Neumann throws punches at them. More rioters join in and they eventually break down the barricade. Neumann lifts the barricade off the ground and strikes officers with it, after he retreats but stays on the Capitol grounds. In an interview with the FBI Neumann admited to being in Washington D.C. and interacting with law enforcement but declined to elaborate.

Charging documents point out that Neumann's LinkedIn profile states he participated in the Ukrainian Orange Revolution in 2004 and 2005, and the orange scarf he wore during the Capitol riot looks like an orange scarf commemorating that revolution.

Chase Allen

Age: 25

Arrested or charged on: June 30, 2021

Home state: Nevada

Charges

Destruction or injury to buildings or property in special maritime jurisdiction; act of physical violence on the Capitol grounds.

What happened

Allen was one member of a mob that approached a media staging area and destroyed tens of thousands of dollars worth of camera and broadcasting equipment, the FBI stated in charging documents. Allen was pictured in the agency's wanted photo gallery as No. 211. Documents show he was seen repeatedly stomping on media equipment and yelling at journalists to leave the area.

A tipster alerted the FBI to Allen's identity, stating he runs a YouTube channel where he live streams videos as he goes into police stations and state houses to "audit America." In one video, that was apparently taken at the entrance to the Capitol on Jan. 6, Allen tells the camera that he tried to get in but "they kicked everyone out last second." The FBI also received tips from the group of private citizens known as the Sedition Hunters, who collaborate to compile evidence to hand over to the FBI.

Steven Thurlow

Age: 50

Arrested or charged on: June 30, 2021

Home state: Michigan

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in a restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Three tipsters, one of whom is related to Thurlow, sent screenshots of Thurlow's Facebook page to the FBI. In one photo he is laying on a conference room table in the Capitol. Another post shows Thurlow in camouflage tactical gear with a “Boogaloo” patch on the chest, wearing body armor, a gasmask and a knife and holding what appears to be an AR-15 style rifle. The photo was captioned "Ahh nothing like a new pair of 511’s and fresh set of level IV SAPI’s in the plate carrier to go 'peacefully protest' with."

The term “Boogaloo" refers to an impending politically-motivated civil war and has been adopted by militia extremists and racially or ethnically motivated violent extremists, the Department of Justice said. All of Thurlow's Facebook pictures from Jan.6 have been removed, and the FBI believes he changed his profile name to "Stephanie Danielle Thurlow." Security camera footage also shows Thurlow entering the hallway of the Senate side of the Capitol and other locations inside the Capitol. The documents say Thurlow served as a U.S. Army paratrooper.

Mark Grods

Age: 54

Arrested or charged on: June 30, 2021

Home state: Alabama

Charges

Conspiracy; tampering with a witness, victim or informant

Outcome

Grods pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy and obstruction of Congress.

What happened

Grods reached a plea agreement with the FBI. Court records show that as early as Nov. 3, Grods conspired with others to obstruct, influence and impede the certification of the Electoral College. In a news release, the Department of Justice said Grods admitted to planning, communicating with and inspiring with others to breach of the U.S. Capitol. The members planned to interfere with the certification, attended or scheduled trainings to teach paramilitary combat tactics, recruited others to travel to DC and coordinated in advance with members of the Oath Keepers.

Court documents indicate Grods took firearms to Washington D.C. and handed them over to another individual to store in a hotel in Virginia. Grods stayed at the Mayflower Hotel and rode a golf cart toward the Capitol. The documents state he walked with others in a military "stack" formation, seen in many photos, in which members of the group walk in formation, each with their hand on the shoulder of the person in front of them.

Ricky C. Willden

Age: 39

Arrested or charged on: June 30, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers; acts of physical violence in the Capitol building

What happened

Willden was indicted on Jun 23 and arrested a week later. The FBI states Willden can be seen in videos in a crowd near the east door of the Capitol at 2:24 p.m. Wearing a dark jacket, beanie cap and gloves, Willden cheered as the doors to the Capitol opened, the FBI states in charging documents. At 2:35 p.m., he can be seen raising his hand and spraying an unknown substance from a green can toward police officers who were standing guard at the east door.

Timothy Earl O'Malley

Age: 63

Arrested or charged on: June 30, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Knowingly entering a restricted building; engaging in disruptive or disorderly conduct

What happened

A tipster with a mutual acquaintance alerted the FBI that O'Malley had shared a video he'd taken inside the Capitol on Jan. 6 and stated he was a Proud Boy. Federal charging documents state that a second witness told the FBI that O'Malley had said he was proud of going to the Capitol. When the FBI showed up to interview O'Malley, he told them he'd deleted photos and videos on his phone because he wasn't proud of it. However, after obtaining a search warrant for his phone, the FBI found selfie videos O'Malley had taken inside the Capitol.

O'Malley had taken photos of himself in a metallic red helmet with Trump stickers on the side, because he had been told that Antifa could be throwing rocks according to the charging documents. The videos showed O'Malley wandering through the Capitol and saying they had taken the Capitol and were moving on to other floors. After leaving the Capitol, O'Malley stated on video: "They tried to trap us inside but we fought our way ,all the way in there and we fought our way back out. ... We swarmed the Capitol. Hot damn. Leading the charge. Getting it on."

Joshua Christopher Doolin

Age: 23

Arrested or charged on: June 30, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding officers or employees; violent entry and disroderly conduct on Capitol grounds; entering a restricted building

What happened

Doolin was fired from his job as an emergency medical technician after he was arrested and charged with participating in the Capitol riot, the Lakeland Ledger reported. Doolin is one of a group of five in the Lakeland, Florida area charged together by indictment. They include Olivia and Jonathan Pollock, Joseph Daniel Hutchinson and Michael Perkins.

Gabriel Morgan Brown

Arrested or charged on: June 30, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Destruction or injury to buildings or property in special maritime and territorial jurisdiction; restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; act of violence on the U.S. Capitol grounds.

What happened

Brown was a member of the mob that approached a media staging area, causing journalists to flee, leaving their equipment behind, the FBI alleges in charging documents. One journalist valued his organization's destroyed equipment at $30,000 to $34,000. Brown was identified as #204 in the FBI's wanted photos of the attack. The agency stated he kicked and stomped on equipment, as he recorded himself doing it while spewing a string of expletives directed at the news media.

The FBI stated Brown is also on video with a bullhorn at the entrance to the Capitol, stating: “You stole the Senate from us, you stole the House from us, and now you think you’re going to steal the presidency from us? Let me tell you something—you want to take peaceful revolution away from us? Well you better prepare for (expletive) violent revolution." In a later video interview, Brown stated he thought Capitol hill on Jan. 6 "was a Woodstock concert, there were so many people outside."

Zvonimir Joseph Jurlina

Arrested or charged on: June 28, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Destruction of property in special maritime and terretorial jurisdiction and aiding and abetting; act of physical violence on grounds.

What happened

Jurlina participated in the assault on a media staging area at the Capitol around 5 p.m. on Jan. 6, the FBI alleges in charging documents. Jurlina kicked and or stomped on media equipment, and assisted in trying to set fire to a pile of destroyed and/or abandoned equipment, the FBI stated. He was captured on video saying: "Little Marco Rubio gave me that lighter." Additionally, he's accused of inciting violence that caused journalists to flee the area and abandon the eqiupment and encouraging others to steal equipment. He was identified in FBI wanted photos as #205.

Samuel Christopher Fox

Arrested or charged on: June 23, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Entering a restricted building; disorderly and disruptive conduct in restricted buliding; violent entry and disorderly conduct and parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

A college classmate of Fox recognized him in Capitol riot footage and alerted the FBI. Charging documents state Fox made posts on Facebook, including one post in which Fox stated: "...we walked into a building that was ours instead of using politics to loot stores. We actually have reasons to be there, not virtue signalling twitter points." In a post on Jan. 1, Fox stated: "The next time I see fireworks go off in D.C. I want them attached to traitor politicians." The FBI stated Fox can be seen on video entering the Capitol on Jan. 6 through a broken window.

Sandra Pomeroy Weyer

Sandy

Arrested or charged on: June 28, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Obstruction of proceedings, aid and abet; restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; violent entry or disorderly conduct; parading, demonsrating or picketing at a Capitol building

What happened

Sandra Pomeroy Weyer allegedly videotaped the attack on a New York Times reporter during the Jan. 6 insurrection. The reporter was approached by four to five men in an East Rotunda stairwell. They pushed the reporter to the ground, took her press credentials out of her pocket, and took her camera from her. Weyer can allegedly be heard in the video shouting "F---ing traitor, get the f--- out" and "Get her out, mace her." On Jan. 7, Weyer received a text from an unnamed person saying, "Hope u guys had nothing to do with the riots they were all hoodlums and traitors." The FBI reports that Weyer responded with "I seen no riots. I saw Patriots sick of being lied to and the election being stolen from us! I saw no violence from the Patriots!" In another video, Weyer can be heard saying that the reporter was "anti-Trump, let’s put it that way. That’s why they removed her."

Mitchell Paul Vukich

Arrested or charged on: June 23, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; theft of government money, property or records; disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; parading demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

Seven online tips identified Vukich as being at the Capitol on Jan.6, one of the tipsters provided screenshot of Vukich's tweets. One tweet said “I was one of the first 15 people in the #Capitol. Wild stuff. Be safe out there.” Capitol surveillance footage shows Vukich walking in multiple locations in the Capitol, in some of the footage he is holding papers which he called "congressional session agenda" in an interview with FBI.

Nicholas J. Perretta

Arrested or charged on: June 23, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Entering a restricted building; disorderly conduct inside the Capitol; disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; theft of government property and parading or demonstrating inside the Capitol

What happened

Perretta admitted to the FBI agents in interviews that he traveled to Washington D.C. with his friend Mitchell Vukich, that they attended President Trump's speech and that they walked to the Capitol, according to federal charging documents. Perretta told the FBI he saw people passing police officers and barriers, saw flashbangs, was among those tear gassed and that he saw someone push an officer down the steps of the Capitol. The documents state he also admitted to taking papers from the interiror of the Capitol and discarding them outside the building.

Lois Lynn McNicoll

Age: 69

Arrested or charged on: June 28, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building without lawful authority; knowingly engaging in disorderly or disruptive conduct.

What happened

Two fellow employees at the Los Angeles County Department of Public Social Services reported Lois McNicoll to the FBI after recognizing her in video at the Capitol, the agency stated in charging documents. McNicoll wore a Trump hat and a replica of the California state flag, on which the words "Trump Country" replaced "California Republic," draped around her shoulders. Charging documents indicate McNicoll was inside the Capitol for more than 30 minutes, walking around and watching the activity. In an interview, McNicoll told the FBI that she traveled to Washington D.C. to hear the Trump's speech and listened to all of it before walking with the crowd to the Capitol. The agency said McNicoll had toured the Capitol years earlier and remembered having to set up the visit in advance to get a credential. According to her LinkedIn profile, she's a Medi-Call progam analyst for Los Angeles County.

Mitchell Todd Gardner II

Arrested or charged on: June 25, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Destruction of government property; obstruct, influence or impede any official proceeding or attempt to do so; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; engages in disruptive conduct with intent to disrupt ordinary government busines; utter loud, threatening or abusive language, or engage in disorderly or disruptive conduct; parade, demonstrate or picket inside the Capitol building

What happened

Gardner can be seen in photos and video standing on a U.S. Capitol window ledge striking and damaging the window outside the Senate Terrace Room 2 Mezzanine, the FBI stated in federal charging documents. The agency was alerted to his identity by a tip from someone who said Gardner told them he'd been in the Capitol on Jan. 6 and "things got a little crazy."

Geoffrey William Sills

Age: 30

Arrested or charged on: June 18, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Assaulting, resisting, impeding certain officers; tampering with a witness, victim or informant; civil disorder; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon; engaging in physical violence in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Capitol Police Surveillance footage showed that Sills threw objects at officers outside and was in the first group of rioters that entered the Capitol tunnels on Jan.6. Videos from Sills' Instagram, surveliance cameras and police body cameras show that once Sills was inside, he assualted law enforcement officers with a baton and a pole-like object while using a strobe light to disorient the officers. Sills was the 100th person arrested for assaulting a federal law enforcement, the FBI stated on June 24.

Shane Jason Woods

Shane Castleman

Age: 46

Home state: Illinois

Charges

Assault on a law enforcement officer; assault in special maritime and territorial jurisdiction; obstruct, impede or interfere with law enforcement during civil disorder; disorderly and disrutive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; engaging in act of physical violence in a restricted building or grounds; violent entry or disorderly conduct; act of physical violence on grounds.

What happened

Law enforcement compared social media messages, pictures and photos and Woods driver's licence and passport to identify Woods' presence at the Capitol on Jan 6. His identity was confirmed by two witnesses. One witness was a customer of his business, Woods Heating and Air, and the other was in a "teaching position" at a college Woods attended. A video posted to Youtube shows Woods tripping and pushing over a Capitol Police officer after another person sprayed her with bear mace. In a seperate video, Woods is shown picking up and tossing media equipment and tackling a cameraman, causing him to fall to the ground and drop his camera. Woods is the first person arrested in relation to Jan.6 for assaulting a member of news media.

David Lesperance

Age: 69

Arrested or charged on: June 24, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly or disruptive conduct in a restricted building; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Two witnesses told the FBI that Lesperance was at the Capitol on Jan. 6. The FBI stated that when Lesperance was interviewed he admitted that he and his pastor were at President Trump's speech and then at the Capitol, but he wouldn't divulge the pastor's name. The pastor was later identified as James V. Cusick Jr.

Lesperance also told the FBI he took photos and video but deleted them for fear of negative repercussions. After obtaining access to his iCloud account, the FBI stated he was wearing the same clothing in those photos that he was seen wearing in surveillance video and police body camera videos. Florida records indicate Lesperance is a registered Republican who voted by absentee in the November general election.

James Varnell Cusick, Jr.

Age: 72

Arrested or charged on: June 24, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly or disruptive conduct in a restricted building and violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Cusick is founder and pastor of the Global Outreach Ministries church in Melbourne Florida. After receiving a tip in March, the FBI obtained Cusick's phone number and determined that it was inside the Capitol on Jan. 6. The FBI found photos of Cusick on the iCloud account of David Lesperance, a member of the church who traveled with them to Washington.

Casey Cusick

Age: 35

Arrested or charged on: June 24, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

What happened

Cusick is vice president of Global Outreach Ministries, founded by his father, pastor James V. Cusick, Jr., the FBI stated in federal charging documents. Via a search warrant for Apple, Inc., the agency obtained phone records for David Lesperance, a member of the church who traveled with the Cusicks to Washington. The documents state photos in the phone showed the Cusicks at the Capitol and that he was also seen on police body camera video.

Jennifer Peck Buteau

Age: 44

Arrested or charged on: June 23, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a resticted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

Jennifer Bateau and her husband Jamie were known for their support of QAnon conspiracy theories, charging documents state. The Buteaus entered the Capitol around 2:25 p.m. through a broken door in the Senate wing of the building and stood near an elevator lobby between the Crypt and the Capitol Visitor Center, the documents show. The couple left the Capitol around 2:46 p.m. through the south door. A witness told the FBI that Buteau changed her Facebook demographics after the riot to appear part of the Democratic party.

Jamie Buteau

Age: 48

Arrested or charged on: June 23, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers or employees; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; engaging in physical violence in restricted building or on restricted grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building; engaging in physical violence on Capitol grounds

What happened

Buteau was listed among the FBI's wanted photos as #188, the agency stated in charging documents. Buteau and his wife, Jamie, who was also arrested, have supported QAnon conspiracy theories, according to court records. The Buteaus entered the Capitol around 2:25 p.m. through a broken door in the Senate wing of the building and stood near an elevator lobby between the Crypt and the Capitol Visitor Center, the charging documents state. Based on videos of the incident, the FBI stated Jamie Buteau threw a chair at two Capitol Police officers around 2:30 p.m. From around 2:32 to 2:39 p.m., Jamie was in the orientation lobby where he was captured on video dragging another chair across the ground. The couple left the Capitol around 2:46 p.m. through the south door.

Kurt Peterson

Age: 43

Arrested or charged on: June 16, 2021

Home state: Kentucky

Charges

Obstructing an official proceeding and aiding and abetting; destruction of government property; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; engaging in physical violence in the ground or Capitol building; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

Peterson traveled to Washington, D.C. from Hodgenville, Kentucky. FBI agents traced his Samsung cellphone to prove he was inside the Capitol on Jan. 6, the FBI stated in court documents. Peterson was also caught on video inside the Capitol. In a Jan. 6 video posted to the Benjamin Reports Youtube page, Peterson can be seen breaking a windowpane inside the Capitol, the FBI said. Documents show the damaged window cost approximately $2,700 to repair. Peterson posted a message to Facebook on Jan. 10 explaining that he was in the Capitol on Jan. 6 and was close enough to witness the shooting of Ashli Babbitt by Capitol police. Peterson also posted a message on his Facebook page before the incident stating that "Democratic lawmakers who opposed Trump were traitors and that the penalty for treason was death."

Brian Glenn Bingham

Age: 35

Arrested or charged on: June 22, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers or employees of the United States in performance of official duties; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly and disruptive conduct on Capitol grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

On Jan. 6, Bingham entered the Capitol Building after another individual struck the locked doors with what appeared to be a police baton, according to court documents. In the doorway of the Capitol, officers tried to push Bingham outside which led to a physical altercation between Bingham and five officers. Prior to the altercation, police body camera footage shows him saying, "You won’t hurt ANTIFA, but you’ll murder innocent girls!” and “Where do you want me to move? Push me again!” During the altercation, he scratched an officer near his left eye. Bingham was identified in several pictures retrieved from body camera footage and social media by three former Army colleagues.

John Hubert Getsinger, Jr.

Age: 52

Arrested or charged on: June 15, 2021

Home state: South Carolina

Charges

Entering and remaining in a restricted building; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building; violent entry and disorderly conduct; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol Building

What happened

John Getsinger and Stacie Ann Hargis-Getsinger traveled from their home in Hanahan, South Carolina, to attend the president's speech, according to court documents. The Getsingers and others coordinated rides to Washington, D.C. on a public Facebook group called “Berkeley County Growth & Development.” Four people separately contacted the FBI tip line to alert the Bureau to Getsinger's presence inside the Capitol on Jan. 6. Getsinger was seen on the Capitol's security camera footage and a Facebook live video entering the Capitol and remaining inside for an extended period. The FBI recovered messages between Getsinger and an informant where Getsinger admits to being inside the Capitol on Jan. 6. Law enforcement obtained cellular information from Google that Getsinger used his phone while inside the Capitol. Security camera footage also shows Getsinger on his phone while in the Capitol. Getsinger also expressed in text messages that Hargis-Getsinger was worried that they would be arrested for their actions.

Stacie Ann Hargis-Getsinger

Age: 43

Arrested or charged on: June 15, 2021

Home state: South Carolina

Charges

What happened

Hargis-Getsinger traveled to Washington D.C with John Getsinger from Hanahann, SC. Four people contacted the FBI to say Hargis-Getsinger and Getsinger were in the Capitol on Jan. 6. An anonymous caller said there is video of the couple yelling "This is War! We’re storming the Capitol!" and a family member provided Facebook posts showing Hargis-Getsinger discussing travel arrangements to D.C. In another post, Hargis-Getsinger said she went into the Capitol after listening to Trump's speech and to Alex Jones. The Capitol's CCTV footage shows Hargis-Getsinger and Getsinger holding hands in the Rotunda.

Anthony Joseph Scirica

Arrested or charged on: June 16, 2021

Home state: North Carolina

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Through tips and screenshots shared with law enforcement, two former co-workers confirmed Scirica's identity. A tipster provided recordings of Scirica's Snapchat story from Jan. 6 that showed the Washington Monument and the interior and exterior of the U.S Capitol. Scirica's last Snapchat post was a picture of ABC News coverage of a man standing in Statuary Hall. The caption said "Anthony made it on TV,” and “thank you Lauren for finding this.”

Savannah Danielle McDonald

Arrested or charged on: June 11, 2021

Home state: Georgia

Charges

Entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building ; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

McDonald traveled to Washington D.C. with Nolan Kidd, the FBI stated. She told officers in an interview that they marched together to the Capitol, and when they arrived "there were uniformed police officers near the doors telling them to come inside and showing them where to go." In a video interview with a group called the "Young Patriot Society," McDonald said she had been pepper sprayed three times. In one photo, she held up a sign that said: "If the dead can vote, just wait and see what the living can do."

Nolan Harold Kidd

Arrested or charged on: June 11, 2021

Home state: Georgia

Charges

What happened

Kidd traveled to D.C. with Savannah McDonald, who also lives in Georgia, and both were seen in multiple photos and videos, including photos with Jacob Chansley in the fur-horned hat, the FBI stated in a charging document. Tipsters reported Kidd to the FBI after he uploaded photos onto Facebook. The FBI stated a group calling itself the "Young Patriot Society" interviewed Kidd and McDonald on video,"and they said they were among the first 100 people inside.

Through a search warrant, the FBI obtained information from Kidd's Facebook account, officers found a message that said he removed the photos he had posted because "the FBI are trying to identify anyone and press charges." Kidd, under the name "nolie1174," also posted in a group chat that he and McDonald "weren't just there we went farther than almost anyone into the building."

Nicole Prado

Home state: Maryland

Charges

What happened

Prado is seen on video walking through several rooms in the Capitol over about five minutes on Jan. 6, the FBI stated in charging documents. A person whose identity was redacted in the documents posted photos on Instagram that were seen by witnesses, including one who tipped the FBI to Prado's identity on Jan. 7. The FBI stated Prado took at least two photographs that were posted on Instagram by the person whose identity was redacted. Cell phone data suggests that person wasn't in the Capitol, the documents show, but arrived later in the afternoon.

Derek Kinnison

Age: 39

Arrested or charged on: June 10, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Conspiracy; obstructing an official proceeding; unlawful entry on restricted building or grounds; tampering with documents or proceedings

What happened

Kinnison is among several who participated in Alan Hostetter's Telegram chat between Nov. 10 and Dec. 30. An indictment alleges that Kinnison, Hostetter, Russell Taylor, Erik Weaver, Tony Martinez and Ronald Mele conspired to disrupt the certification of the Electoral College vote. Kinnison, Mele and Warner are part of the Southern California Three Percenters, he explained in post to a Telegram chat called "The California Patriots-DC Brigade." He also posted they would be taking multiple cans of bear spray, knives, flags, reinforced vests, goggles and helmets.

The four who traveled to D.C. together - Kinnison, Mele, Warner and Martinez - also discussed bringing radios and weapons, including a gun with an 18-inch barrel, according to the indictment. Kinnison sent a message saying "got the bandolier" with a selfie of him wearing a bandolier of shotgun ammunition. Before they left California on Jan. 2, they posed for a photo, all making the hand gesture signaling affiliation with a Three Percenter group. In D.C., the indictment stated, Kinnison wore a gas mask as he joined rioters in the restricted area of the upper west terrace. At some point after Jan. 6, the indictment stated, Kinnison erased and obscured the DC Brigade Telegram chat, which federal authorities said was meant to hide it from the grand jury investigation.

Ronald Mele

Age: 51

Arrested or charged on: June 10, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Conspiracy; obstructing an official proceeding; unlawful entry on restricted building or grounds

What happened

Mele is one of a group of six California men indicted together and charged with conspiracy, for their participation in chats that started as early as Nov. 10, talking about plans to go to D.C. He's one of four that posed for a photo before they started the drive to D.C. on Jan. 2. The indictment stated each of the four made a hand signal showing affiliation with a Three Percenter group. On the Capitol steps next to the upper west terrace, the indictment stated, Mele took a selfie video and stated "We stormed the Capitol."

Brian Christopher Mock

Age: 42

Arrested or charged on: June 11, 2021

Home state: Minnesota

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; obstruction of law enforcement during a civil disorder; acts of physical violence in any of the Capitol buildings or grounds

What happened

The FBI and the #SeditionHunters group passed around photos of an unknown subject who was caught on body-cam video knocking a Capitol police officer to the ground, kicking them and taking riot shields from officers. According to the criminal complaint against Mock, tips came in that the person in the photos was Mock, which led the FBI to his girlfriend's Facebook page where she had posted about participating in the riot, being tear gassed, pepper sprayed and "mustard gassed." Her posts included photos of her and Mock in Washington D.C. sightseeing before the riot. Additional tips came in about Mock including one person who said, "He is home bragging about beating up cops and destroying property in the capital."

Alan Hostetter

Age: 56

Arrested or charged on: June 10, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Conspiracy; obstructing an official proceeding; unlawful entry on restricted building or grounds

What happened

Hostetter, a former chief of the La Habra police department, founded the far-right group American Phoenix Project to protest pandemic-related restrictions and push unfounded allegations about the presidential election. In court documents, the FBI alleges that for weeks he called for violence against those who supported the election results. The charging documents indicate the group coordinated its plans for the Capitol, discussing taking hatchets and other weapons. Hostetter stood atop the upper west terrace and declared "the people have taken back their house."

Russell Taylor

Age: 40

Arrested or charged on: June 10, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Conspiracy; obstructing an official proceeding; unlawful entry on restricted building or grounds; obstructing law enforcement during a civil disorder; unlawful posession of a dangerous weapon on Capitol grounds

What happened

Taylor is one of a group of six California men who authorities say conspired together for weeks before the riot. On the night before he posted a photo showing two hatchets, a walkie-talkie radio, a stun baton and a knife, with the caption "Now getting ready for tomorrow."

Erik Scott Warner

Age: 45

Arrested or charged on: June 10, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Conspiracy; obstructing an official proceeding; unlawful entry on restricted building or grounds; tampering with documents or proceedings

What happened

Warner is one of a group of six California men who authorities say conspired together for weeks before the riot. In late December he initiated text conversations with other members of the alleged conspiracy to discuss renting an SUV for a cross-country road trip to Washington D.C. from Jan. 2-9. He also joined in a Telegram chat planning the trip. The group's "about" section said they were going to serve as "comms" for people going to the Capitol and that they were "ready and willing to fight." Warner participated in conversations about what equipment they were bringing, including radios and weapons. Photos were shared that identified Warner as a member of the Three Percenters.

Felipe Antonio Martinez

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Age: 47

Arrested or charged on: June 10, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Conspiracy; obstructing an official proceeding; unlawful entry on restricted building or grounds

What happened

Martinez is one of a group of six California men who authorities say conspired together for weeks before the riot. In late December, he participated in text conversations with other members of the alleged conspiracy to discuss renting an SUV for a cross-country road trip to Washington D.C. from Jan. 2-9. He also joined in a Telegram chat planning the trip. The group's "about" section said they were going to serve as "comms" for people going to the Capitol and that they were "ready and willing to fight." Photos were shared that identified Martinez as a member of the Three Percenters.

Kevin Douglas Creek

Age: 46

Arrested or charged on: June 29, 2021

Home state: Georgia

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding officers; physical violence on Capitol grounds; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted buildilng; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds.

What happened

Creek was seen on body worn camera video assaulting multiple police officers, the Department of Justice stated in a news release. He struck one uniformed officer and kicked another a minute later. The charging documents state he carried mace and a boot knife with him into the Capitol. He is identified as #296 in the FBI's BOLO photos and videos. The documents state Creek told the FBI that he traveled with others to D.C. and admitted he was armed with a boot knife.

Robert Morss

Arrested or charged on: June 11, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers or employees; civil disorder; robbery of personal property of the United States; obstruction of an official proceeding

What happened

Morss can be seen on numerous videos from the riot “near the frontline of rioters who pushed past police guarding the Capitol, organizing a shield wall in the violent attack on officers inside the Lower West Terrace tunnel, and entering into the Capitol through a broken window," according to the criminal complaint against him. The same individual was seen on police body camera footage attempting to grab an officer's baton and later grabbing a piece of metal fencing holding back the crowd and running away with it. He was later seen in videos inside the building in a room where furniture was being broken and passed outside to others. In some photos he appeared to be carrying scissors and a knife, the complaint says. The FBI identified Morss in these various videos after posting him as Photograph 147 on their most wanted website and recieving a tip. Some tips came in identifying 147 as other people, but the FBI interviewed four people who know Morss personally and concluded that the person pictured was him. They also obtained his Uber account records which showed a ride from Virginia to Washington D.C. on Jan. 6. His credit cards showed activity in Virginia just prior as well.

Karol Chwiesiuk

Arrested or charged on: June 11, 2021

Home state: Illinois

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Chwiesiuk is a Chicago Police Department officer, who wore a sweatshirt with a Chicago police emblem to the riot, according to federal charging documents. On Jan. 3, Chwiesiuk indicated he was going to D.C. "to save the nation." He arrived in D.C. on Jan. 5 and went to the Capitol, where security barricades were in place, the FBI stated. He walked along the barricade line and to the Longworth House Office building and sent 44 picture messages in about 28 minutes. In messages on the morning of Jan. 6, Chwiesiuk told someone he "knocked out a commie" the previous night.

On Jan. 6, the FBI stated his phone was geolocated inside the Capitol for about 47 minutes, during which he sent or received 73 text messages, including a selfie of himself inside the office of Sen. Jeff Merkley, the FBI stated in the documents. Chwiesiuk was spotted in video inside the Capitol, court records show. When a friend told him that guns were drawn in the Chamber once a window was broken, Chwiesiuk replied: "I was there."

Daniel Johnson

Arrested or charged on: June 11, 2021

Home state: Minnesota

Charges

Entering and remaining in a restricted building; Disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building; violent entry and disorderly conduct in a capitol building; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a capitol building

What happened

Three people contacted the FBI to report that Daniel Johnson and his father, Daryl Johnson, were inside the Capitol on Jan. 6. Two of the tipsters reported posts on social media, including a Facebook message to a friend by Daniel Johnson saying, "I was one of the first ones inside the capitl building (sic)." The FBI uncovered videos of the event and found Daniel and Daryl Johnson in the building. The DOJ's affidavit shows Daryl Johnson's Facebook comments, including, "What the media is saying is completely false. It was Antifa causing the damage."

Daryl Johnson

Arrested or charged on: June 11, 2021

Home state: Iowa

Charges

Entering and remaining in a restricted building; Disorderly and disruptive consuct in a restricted building; violent entry and disorderly conduct in a capitol building; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a capitol building

What happened

Three people contacted the FBI to report that Daryl Johnson and his son, Daniel Johnson, were inside the Capitol on Jan. 6. Two of the tipsters reported posts on social media, including a Facebook message to a friend by Daniel Johnson saying, "I was one of the first ones inside the capitl building (sic)." The FBI uncovered videos of the event and found Daniel and Daryl Johnson in the building. The DOJ's affidavit shows Daryl Johnson's Facebook comments, including, "What the media is saying is completely false. It was Antifa causing the damage."

Shawn Price

Age: 26

Arrested or charged on: June 8, 2021

Home state: New Jersey

Charges

Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; obstruction of law enforcement during a civil disorder; obstruction of justice; entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; engaging in disorderly or disruptive conduct; obstruct, influence or imeped any official proceeding.

What happened

Price, a vice-president in the northern New Jersey chapter of the Proud Boys, was on the Capitol's lower west terrace on Jan. 6, helping push others forward against a line of law enforcement officers, the Department of Justice stated in a news release. Price also sent Facebook messages bragging about his role, saying he "led the storm" and that he and his "chapter brothers pushed that line" and started it themselves. The FBI found several videos and photographs of violent nighttime skirmishes in Washington, D.C. on Dec. 12-13, that Price had shared with others. The documents indicate he also attended the MAGA march in D.C. on Nov. 14, 2020.

The FBI stated it also found messages to Price's mother, where he told her he "led the storm" and got tear gassed, pepper sprayed and shot with rubber bullets. He told her in advance that he would be in D.C. on Jan. 5-6, and would be in Richmond, Virginia on the 18th and 19th for events and rallies. In an expletive laden selfie-style video Price shared with others, he stated, "Trump isn't going anywhere honey ... don't worry." He also stated: "Me and 3 others stormed it and no one else would until we started then everyone stormed."

Prosecutors told a judge Price has a history of violent behavior as recent as December, and that he has bragged about engaging in violence. He has convictions for terroristic threats and simple assault in Sussex County, New Jersey and pled guilty to a violent robbery in 2013.

Dillon Colby Herrington

Age: 29

Arrested or charged on: June 8, 2021

Home state: Alabama

Charges

Entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; knowingly engage in any act of physical violence; willfully and knowingly engage in an act of physical violence in the grounds of the Capitol building; commit or attempt any act to obstruct, impede or interfere with law enforcement in performance of his official duties; forcibly assault, resist, oppose, impede, intimidate or interfere with law enforcement.

What happened

Herrington is seen on surveillance footage throwing things toward law enforcement twice, the Department of Justice stated in a news release. First he appeared to throw a wooden 4x4, then he threw a metal barricade, the agency stated, adding that it didn't appear either item hit the officers. The documents indicate Herrington was dubbed "#Magalumberjack" by the online sleuths trying to identify the Capitol rioters.

Christian Kulas

Age: 24

Home state: Illinois

Charges

Unlawful entry on restricted building and grounds; disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Kulas documented his march to the Capitol and activities inside the Capitol on Instagram under the name "radheshyam," the FBI stated in charging documents. In the videos, he panned the camera to himself and said in the audio "storming the Capitol," according to the documents. He wore a "Keep America Great" hat and a Burberry coat, and was identified by witnesses who knew him. In another social media exchange of photos that may have been taken from the Instagram video, the FBI stated a person asked Kulas' mother if the photo showed her son, and she replied yes.

Carey Jon Walden

Home state: Missouri

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted buildling or grounds; disorderly or disruptive conduct at any place in the grounds or in any of the Capitol buildings; parade, domonstrate or picket in any of the Capitol buildings

What happened

A U.S. Marine Corps veteran, Walden said he went to Washngton D.C. with a bus full of other Trump supporters, according to a statement the FBI included in the charging documents. Walden said he climbed a wall between 1:00 and 1:30 p.m.. That's nearly an hour before the FBI timeline in the documents states that Vice President Mike Pence was evacuated from the building. Walden then climbed through a broken window. He stated he walked into an area where police were lining a passageway, and that officers did not ask him to leave. Walden wrote in the statement that he fist bumped and made a devil-horns hand gesture at the SWAT line. Walden, who wore a blue respirator, wrote that he walked out after he heard someone was shot. He also stated he isn't a member of any hate groups.

Timothy Wayne Williams

Arrested or charged on: June 4, 2021

Home state: Colorado

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any resticted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct, at any place in the grounds or any of the Capitol buildings; parade, demonstrate or picket in any of the Capitol buildilngs.

What happened

Williams told the FBI that he lost his job with a hydroponics equipment supplier in Colorado because he wouldn't take a COVID test, according to court documents. He and his girfriend said they flew to D.C. on Jan. 5 and flew home to Colorado on Jan. 8. On the day of the riot, the pair got separated, they told the FBI. Williams said he "got pushed" inside by the crowd and saw people tearing up things and cutting cloth.

Leonard Gruppo

Arrested or charged on: June 1, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; Parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Gruppo was identified after a friend, Kenneth Kelly, was charged with participating in the Capitol riot. Charging documents say he was identified in part by his New Mexico drivers license photo. Gruppo had an attorney reach out to the FBI to represent him.

Richard T. Crosby Jr.

Arrested or charged on: June 3, 2021

Home state: Connecticut

Charges

Obstruction of Justice/Congress; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; entering and remaining on the floor of Congress; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

Crosby's parents told the FBI that he had been making statments that he believed the presidential election was stolen, the FBI stated in charging documents. Crosby, wearing a "Make America Great Again" cap, is one of three men who stood beind the desk on the Senate dais and posed for photos with Jacob Chansley, who wore a horned, fur hat. The FBI stated he stood with a group of men behind the desk for a prayer and raised his arms at the end, shouting "Amen." After the riot, he identified himself as Rick C. in a video, with his phone number, according to the federal charging documents.

During the president's speech before the riot, Crosby met up with his girlfriend and her mother to hear Trump's speech, but the women left early and he remained, he told the FBI. He told agents he walked with the crowd into the Capitol and stayed inside for about 20 minutes. When he arrived back in Connecticut and his parents asked him what happened, he told them he was "not at liberty to say."

Stephanie Baez

Arrested or charged on: June 4, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

The first tip about Baez' posts on Instagram was received by the FBI "on or about Jan. 6," the agency stated in charging documents. The agency also learned of a video interview posted on Jan. 14, with the caption "Girl is 'looking for a Proud Boy.'" Court documents state she was seen on video footage inside the Capitol. Baez told the FBI that she went to Washington D.C. to attend the rally and look at medical schools in the area.

Matthew Baggot

Age: 27

Arrested or charged on: June 1, 2021

Home state: Tennessee

Charges

Entering or remaining in restricted building or grounds; disorderly or disruptive conduct in restricted building or grounds/ impeding official business; violent entry or disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Baggot and his friend Stewart Parks were spotted on security footage taken inside the Capitol after people who saw Parks' posts on Instagram identified them to authorities, the FBI stated in charging documents. The pair were in the building for about a half hour. The men flew in from Nashville to Baltimore on the morning of Jan. 6, then flew back to Nashville on Jan. 7.

Stewart Parks

Age: 28

Arrested or charged on: June 3, 2021

Home state: Tennessee

Charges

Entering or remaining in restricted building or grounds; disorderly or disruptive conduct in restricted building or grounds / impeding official busines; violent entry or disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; theft of government property

What happened

Several witnesses contacted the FBI to report Parks had posted on Instagram about his experience at the Capitol on Jan. 6, including photos taken inside the Capitol, according to federal charging documents. A screenshot of one post, taken on the Capitol steps, shows he added the words "party was fun til the SWAT showed up." On Jan. 6, documents show, he posted "No way in hell Biden is getting the presidency." The FBI stated he was seen with his friend Matthew Baggot on surveillance video from inside the Capitol. At one point, the FBI stated, the video shows Parks picking up a hand-held metal detector at a security checkpoint and walking away with it.

Jonathan Walden

Age: 46

Arrested or charged on: June 3, 2021

Home state: Alabama

Charges

Conspiracy, obstruction of an official proceeding and aiding and abetting; entering and remaining on restricted grounds

What happened

In the days before the riot, Walden sent a message to Joshua James, one of a group of Oath Keepers named in an ongoing series of indictments, expressing his interest in joining the quick reaction force, which would be staged to bring guns to the Capitol if necessary, the FBI has stated in documents. Walden states: “I am interested in the QRF team in D.C. I am a former Firefighter, EMT-B and have a K-9 trained for security patrol (82 ib. German Shepherd named “Warrior”) I have a Jump Bag with Trauma supplies and have ALL the necessary 2A gear that the situation may require. PLEASE ADVISE. As soon as I hear from you I can hit the road and join up! " Department of Justice officials said Walden and others rode up in golf carts, and aggressively berated and taunted law enforcement officers in riot gear guarding the perimeter of the building. Walden, James and 14 others are charged with conspiracy. The fourth superceding indictment for the group of 16 states Walden took his dog into the Capitol.

Audrey Ann Southard-Rumsey

Age: 52

Arrested or charged on: June 2, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Assault on a federal officer or employee; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; obstruction of justice/Congress; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; knowingly engaging in any act of physical violence against any person or property in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Southard-Rumsey, who sang at Carnegie Hall in 2013 according to her Facebook page, featured prominently in an early video taken inside the Capitol during the riot, as she confronted police officers and screamed expletives. The FBI stated in federal charging documents that they received the first tip about her on Jan. 11. She had posted on social media that she was going to D.C., saying "We The People are making a declaration ... 1776!!" She traveled with three other people, staying in a rented condo in Williamsburg, one of the travelers told the FBI in an interview. The witness said they weren't able to get close to the area where Pres. Donald Trump was speaking so they walked toward the Capitol. The FBI said the witness said they were separated from Southard-Rumsey and then later found her sitting on the steps on the east side of the Capitol building crying and saying she had gone into the buliding.

In videos taken inside the Capitol, she is seen entering the rotunda at about 2:26 p.m., about six minutes after members of the House and Senate and Vice President Mike Pence were evacuated, court documents state. She is then shown on video moving through Statuary Hall. Then, the FBI stated, she encountered a Capitol Police officer, "Sgt. N.V." and began yelling, including the following statements: "Tell Pelosi we are coming for that bitch." "There's a hundred thousand of us, what's it going to be?" "Last friend, last bullet. What's it going to be." Charging documents state she then pushed the sergeant, who in an eventual interview with the FBI, identified Southard-Rumsey as one of two main agitators in the group that approached him. The sergeant told the FBI Southard-Rumsey also obtained a flag pole, which she used to push against him to back him up against a set of doors, which opened and he fell into a statue and struck his head on the base.

In her home state of Florida, she was familiar to an officer in the FBI's Tampa Field office, after multiple interactions at previous local protests.

James Burton McGrew

Arrested or charged on: May 28, 2021

Home state: Arizona

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding an officer; civil disorders; obstruction of an official proceeding; entering and remaining in a restricted bulding or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; act of physical violence in the Capitol grounds or buildings; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

McGrew's identity was confirmed by the FBI because video footage inside the Capitol caught him raising his shirt to wipe his face and exposing a large "King James" tattoo on his belly that had previously been documented in booking photos in 2012. Federal charging documents state he yelled aggressively at law enforcement officers, stating "we're coming in here, whether you like it or not" and "fight with us, not against us." The FBI stated he can be seen on camera lunging forward and striking a law enforcement officer as officers tried to clear the rotunda.

At one point, the FBI said, an officer told McGrew calmly: "Just leave, just leave man, come on," which McGrew responded to by screaming: "You leave. You leave. This is our house." Then, documents state, he struck another law enforcement officer and lunged for the officers baton. The FBI received a tip about his identity the very next day. Although he was arrested in Arizona, it isn't clear where McGrew lives or where the 2012 booking photos were taken.

Stacy Wade Hager

Age: 57

Arrested or charged on: May 27, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

What happened

Hager is pictured in screenshots from body worn camera video at the Capitol with a rolled up Texas flag, a coffee tumbler and a cigarette, according to federal charging documents. He wrote on Facebook on Jan. 13 that he opted to scale the wall and that he waited twice to regroup before reaching the second wall, as someone with a bullhorn yelled "Patriots move forward." Charging documents state he continued: "This was the wall that divides sane and insane, civil and disobedient, frantic and mayhem, relative safety and imminent danger." When they found an opening and began to climb further one at a time, Hager wrote that he felt "invincible."

Anthony Puma

Age: 47

Arrested or charged on: May 27, 2021

Home state: Michigan

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; engaging in disorderly or disruptive conduct; obstruction of Justice/Congress; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

A witness told the FBI on Jan. 8 that Puma was streaming his activities on Jan. 6 live on Facebook. Federal charging documents state that during an interview with the FBI on Jan. 14, Puma said he and friends traveled to Washington D.C. to hear the president speak and stayed at the J.W. Marriott hotel. Puma told the FBI that he didn't encounter any police or barricades blocking the east side of the Capitol when he arrived between 1:30 p.m. and 1:45 p.m. Puma told the agency that he walked up on the mezzanine, walked inside the Capitol and then into the atrium and noticed the Capitol police were staged in front of doors or hallways. He "claimed that he did not witness any violence or looting inside the Capitol," the documents state. Puma said that later in the day, when police started pushing the crowd away from the Capitol, he noticed people wearing body armor and helmets and saw a few people fighting police officers using chairs and pieces of railing.

However, when Puma provided his video to the FBI on an SD card, he can be heard telling someone that he just scaled a wall. The video also shows him entering tthrough a window next to the west entrance, according to charging documents. After serving a federal search warrant for his Facebook account, the FBI found the following statement posted on Dec. 31, 2020: "On the 6th when we are all there in the capital and he is givin (sic) his second term the people will see. Then you never know we might have to start killing some commie (expletive). #stopthesteal" The documents state that on Jan. 5, Puma replied to a Facebook comment saying "War is Coming." Then, in a post on following the Jan. 6 events, Puma wrote: "I was there. They were flash banging us. Tear gasssing us. Pepper spraying us. We were outside. Don't believe the NEWS. I have hours of video on my GO PRO."

Nicholas Hendrix

Age: 34

Home state: Maine

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; parade, demonstrate or picket in any of the Capitol buildings

What happened

In an interview with the FBI, Hendrix shared videos and photos taken with his phone inside the Capitol. Federal charging documents state he entered the Capitol in a crowd and stayed inside for about a minute and a half. Hendrix told the FBI that he tried to enter a second time, but left after being hit with pepper spray. Documents state he told the FBI that the Capitol Police were allowing people to go inside, but that he knew it was illegal to enter.

Sean Michael McHugh

Age: 34

Arrested or charged on: May 28, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct; engaging in physical violence; disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; physical violence on Capitol grounds; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; assault law enforcement officer with a deadly or dangerous weapon (two counts); and obstruction of justice/Congress

What happened

McHugh was seen on body worn camera video assaulting multiple Capitol Police officers, the FBI stated in federal charging documents. The audio captured him yelling things such as: "You're protecting communists" and "You ain't holding the line." The FBI stated the cameras also caught him spraying an unknown, yellow chemical at officers.

Kene Brian Lazo

Arrested or charged on: May 28, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in a restricted building or groundswithout lawful authority; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds or in a Capitol bulding; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

Lazo took a Phillipine Walis Tambo broom with him to the Capitol, posting on Facebook that he "swept the floor literally," according to federal charging documents. He posted multiple photos of himself in the outfit he planned to wear on Jan. 6. and then posted photos of himself inside the Capitol, which helped the FBI to locate him in surveillance footage.

Joseph Hackett

Ahab

Age: 50

Arrested or charged on: May 26, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Conspiracy; obstruction of an official proceeding and aiding and abetting; destruction of government property and aiding and abetting; entering a restricted building or grounds.

What happened

Hackett was part of a fourth indictment involving the Oath Keepers, who stand accused of planning ahead to participate in the riot on Jan. 6. The indictment states Hackett and others agreed in advance to participate in the operation and attended or scheduled training to teach and learn paramilitary combat tactics, the Department of Justice stated in court documents. Hackett paid the Hilton Garden Inn in D.C., for a room that had been reserved by a person referred to in the indictment as "Person Sixteen." Court documents state he was a member of the group that walked in a stack formation up the Capitol steps, and then pushed past law enforcement officers.

Jason Dolan

Turmoil

Age: 44

Arrested or charged on: May 26, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Conspiracy; obstruction of an official proceeding and aiding and abetting; destruction of government property and aiding and abetting; entering a restricted building or grounds.

What happened

Dolan is another member of the Oath Keepers charged through the fourth superceding indictment, which states he participated in a leadership chat among others planning the Capitol attack. Authorities said he drove to D.C. with Kenneth Harrelson, who was previously arrested. Court documents state he was a member of the group that walked in a stack formation up the Capitol steps, and then pushed past law enforcement officers.

William Isaacs

Age: 21

Arrested or charged on: May 26, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Conspiracy; obstruction of an official proceeding and aiding and abetting; destruction of government property and aiding and abetting; entering a restricted building or grounds; and two counts of civil disorder and aiding and abetting.

What happened

Isaacs is one of four members of the Oath Keepers indicted by federal authorities in late May on charges of planning with other members of the Oath Keepers to participate in the Capitol attack on Jan. 6. The indictment states Isaacs attempted to obstruct, impede or interfere with a law officer on a couple of different instances inside the Capitol, then had to be helped out of the Capitol by other members of the group. The indictment states he and nine others met with the group's leader outside the Capitol at 4 p..m.

Jeremy Grace

Arrested or charged on: May 26, 2021

Home state: Oregon

Charges

Unlawful entry of a restricted building; disorderly conduct in a restricted building; disorderly conduct in the Capitol building or grounds; parading, demonsrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Grace's father was arrested and charged in February. A search of his phone and other videos taken at the Capitol provided some of the evidence the FBI cited in Grace's charging documents.

Nicholas James Brockhoff

Age: 20

Arrested or charged on: May 27, 2021

Home state: Kentucky

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers; use of a deadly or dangerous weapon; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; knowingly engages in act of physical violence; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Federal charging documents state Brockhoff assaulted officers attempting to control the crowd at the lower west terrace by spraying officers with a fire extinguisher, which caused them to disperse and impeded their efforts to control the crowd. Brockhoff is seen on video entering the Capitol through a broken window after climbing scaffolding and forcing his way into a conference room, according to the charging documents. Body worn camera footage also recorded an exchange with him holding an MPD helmet and giving his name to officers. Although he told the FBI he just found the helmet, the FBI stated he was seen wearing the helmet in social media video.

Kenneth Joseph Owen Thomas

Age: 38

Arrested or charged on: May 26, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers or employees; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; engaging in physical violence in restricted building or grounds; engaging in physical violence on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Thomas, an Ohio resident, was arrested in Alabama. Charging documents state he was on the upper west terrace of the Capitol and pushing against the shields of law enforcement officers. The FBI stated body worn camera video shows him punching and striking the officers with his fist and forearm at least twice. He was giving orders to other rioters to "hold the line," the documents state, and was one of the first to start hitting and pushing officers on the line.

Jonathan Ace Sanders Sr.

Arrested or charged on: May 25, 2021

Home state: Indiana

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Sanders drove to Washington D.C. with two friends to attend the Stop the Steal rally, then admitted in an interview with the FBI that he entered the Capitol, according to federal charging documents. The FBI also talked to two witnesses who drove with Sanders.

Adam Weibling

Arrested or charged on: May 25, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

An officer with the Texas Department of Public Safety investigated this case, as part of the FBI's joint terrorism task force. A tipster reported to the FBI on Jan. 18 that Weibling posted on his Facebook and Twitter accounts and provided video to The New Yorker. A second tipster told the FBI that Weibling traveled to Washington D.C. with his wife, Brittany. Charging documents state Weibling engaged with an oficer to force entry into the building and he's seen on video inside the rotunda.

Vic Don Williams

Stiemy

Age: 49

Arrested or charged on: May 10, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds; engaging in disorderly or disruptive conduct

What happened

Tips on Williams' identity started rolling in to the FBI the next day after the riot. One of those who identified him was a high school classmate. Williams recorded an 18-minute Facebook video discussing his experiences inside the Capitol on Jan. 6, the FBI stated in court documents. In an interview with the FBI, Williams told the agents that he was on the steps, but that he did not enter the building. However, the FBI located him in photos taken inside the Capitol and matched them to his drivers license photo.

Williams owns a coffee roasting business called Stiemy's Craft Roast.

Leonard Pearso Ridge IV

Arrested or charged on: May 21, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Obstructing an official proceeding; entering a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct

What happened

A former high school classmate and other witnesses recognized Leonard Ridge in video from the riot, the FBI reported in court documents. Ridge had posted several Snapchat videos inside the Capitol, including one inside the rotunda where he stated he was "making history." The FBI stated he had exchanged previous comments with other Snapchat users in December, saying the election was "completely stolen" and that "something big will happen in this nation very soon."

Court documents also indicate that in a Snapchat conversation after the riot on Jan. 6, Ridge stated they had broken down the doors to Sen. Mitch McConnell's and Speaker Nancy Pelosi's offices. He also stated: "Hopefully that goes down in history and isn't erased with everything they don't like tho" and "Yeah man so epic I have a video of me fighting riot police..."

James Breheny

Seamus Evers

Age: 61

Arrested or charged on: May 20, 2021

Home state: New Jersey

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds; violent entry or disorderly conduct; impeding an official proceeding.

What happened

Breheny served as the Bergen County coordinator for the New Jersey chapter of the Oath Keepers, according to federal charging documents. Breheny met with law enforcement as early as Jan. 14, and admitted he entered the Capitol, but claimed he didn't willfully enter, but was pushed inside by a surge of people, the Department of Justice stated in a news release. He also told officers he didn't know who opened the Capitol doors, but the FBI said it later uncovered messages in his phone that stated "I breached the Capitol door." The charging documents state that given the ongoing violence and emergency alarms sounding when the Capitol doors were breached, "it is unreasonable that any individual entering the building could believe that he had a lawful right to enter."

The FBI linked Breheny to other members of the Oath Keepers, including those who have been charged with conspiracy for their roles in the Capitol riot. Documents show he invited Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes, who has not been arrested or charged in relation to the riot, to a Jan. 3 meeting in Quarryville, Pennsylvania to plan their efforts on Jan. 6. Documents also state agents found the following messages posted on the evening of the riot to a Facebook account linked to Breheny's phone under the name Seamus Evers. "People need to stand up and fight we are losing by unfair tactics and misrepenstation sooner or later this had to happen." Also, "We weren't burning down the city. We wanted access to the Capital (sic) to watch the vote and have our voices heard. They put barricades up. It's our house not theirs."

Daniel Lyons Scott

Age: 28

Arrested or charged on: May 20, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Assault on a federal officer with physical contact and intent to commit another felony; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; knowingly engaging in acts of physical violence on restricted grounds; obstruction of justice/Congress; entering and disorderly conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct and physical violence on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Charging documents show Scott in the melee on the Capitol's lower west terrace, wearing a blue hat that stated "God, guns & Trump." Scott can be seen in a video pushing two U.S. Capitol police officers backward up the steps and appears to be one of the first or perhaps the first to initiate contact with law enforcement at that location, the documents state. In another spot in the video, the agents stated, Scott can be seen pulling an officer into the crowd, with another officer pulling the officer back after 3 or 4 seconds.

Scott went by the moniker "Milkshake," the FBI stated, and was described by a witness as tall, hairy and overweight with a tattoo on his arm that reads "Proud Boy."

William Michael Sywak

Age: 45

Arrested or charged on: May 19, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Knowingly entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct on Captiol grounds; parading on Capitol grounds

What happened

Sywak told FBI agents that he did not enter the Capitol on Jan. 6 and that he lost track of his son, William Jason Sywak, who had accompanied him to Washington D.C. But in court documents, agents presented photo and video evidence that both Sywaks entered the Capitol through the same door and then locked arms with one another inside.

William Jason Sywak

Age: 27

Arrested or charged on: May 19, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Knowingly entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct on Captiol grounds; parading on Capitol grounds

What happened

Sywak's father, William Michael Sywak, told FBI agents that he did not enter the Capitol on Jan. 6 and that he lost track of his son, who had accompanied him to Washington D.C. But in court documents, agents presented photo and video evidence that both Sywaks entered the Capitol and then locked arms with one another inside.

Traci Sunstrum

Age: 44

Arrested or charged on: April 13, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol Building; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol Building

What happened

An anonymous tipster alerted authorities to images on Facebook Live of Sunstrum inside the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 wearing stars-and-stripes pants and carrying a U.S. flag. Agents also traced Sunstrum's Google phone records and found that it had been inside the Capitol during the incursion and spotted her in surveilance video and in a photo that appeared in the National Law Journal.

John Juran

Jack

Age: 51

Arrested or charged on: May 19, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on restricted grounds

What happened

After the FBI received a tip that images on Facebook showed Juran on the scaffolding outside the Capitol during the Jan. 6 riot, according to court documents, agents tracked his cell phone through Google records and found it had been inside the building. The tipster further identified Juran in photos taken outside the Capitol that appeared to match surveilance footage of a man inside the Capitol wearing the same clothes and Trump 2020 cowboy hat.

William Blauser

Age: 65

Arrested or charged on: May 19, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; knowingly engages in disorderly or disruptive conduct in restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Four witnesses told the FBI that Blauser was at or inside the Capitol on Jan. 6 with a group of people that included Pauline Bauer, agents said in court documents.That matched with surveilance video that showed Blauser entering the Capitol through the rotunda that afternoon, the FBI said.

Pauline Bauer

Age: 53

Arrested or charged on: May 19, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Obstruction of justice/Congress; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; knowingly engages in disorderly or disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Bauer was among the Capitol rioters shouting to find House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and others, according to federal charging documents. She shouted: "Bring them out now. They're criminals. They need to hang."

According to the FBI, Bauer told police officers barring her entrance to a hallway: "Bring Nancy Pelosi out here now. We want to hang that f---ing bitch. Bring her out. We're coming if if you don't bring her out. What are you trying to do, protect a f---ing Nazi?"

Bauer is listed as an owner of Bob's Trading Post in Kane, Pennsylvania. Witnesses told the FBI the business had begun losing business because people wanted to avoid Bauer's political rhetoric. The FBI said she helped organize two busloads of people to travel to Washington D.C. for the Stop the Steal rally on Jan. 6.

Yvonne St. Cyr

Age: 54

Arrested or charged on: March 3, 2021

Home state: Idaho

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds; disruptive and disorderly conduct on restricted grounds

What happened

St. Cyr streamed video on Facebook Live showing her inside the Capitol on Jan. 6, the FBI said in court documents. "In the live-streamed video, St. Cyr filmed the destruction of an office window from within the Capitol and continued to record herself standing in the window and shouting at the crowd located on the west side of the Capitol grounds," agents wrote.

Richard Harris

Arrested or charged on: March 26, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers; obstruction of an official proceeding; entering and remaining in a restricted building; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building.

What happened

Harris was at the leading edge of a group that pushed past a barrier of officers inside the Capitol, according to court documents, and is shown in a photo with his arm upraised. Harris told an officer that police were outnumbered, that there were "a (expletive) million of us out there," and they were "listening to Trump." court documents stated. Fearing for his safety, the officer stepped aside to allow the mob to enter. Speaking into a phone, Harris said they were coming for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Vice President Mike Pence, who FBI officials have stated in other documents was still in the building. Court records show Harris called Pence a "(expletive) traitor."

Harris posed with his arm around a bronze statue of former President Gerald Ford on a pedestal. When arrested he had travleed throguh 8 states since the riot and had been living out of his car for 10 weeks. He had been unemployed since March 2020 and had been living with his farther in Oregon for about six months.

Daniel Paul Gray

Age: 41

Arrested or charged on: May 18, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Obstruction of Justice/Congress; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building; knowingly engaging in disorderly or disruptive conduct in a restricted Building or grounds; engaging in acts of physical violence against any person or property in a restricted building; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; engaging in an act of physical violence in the grounds in any of the Capitol buildings; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building; forcibly assault, resist, oppose, impede, intimidate or interfered with a designated person while that person is engaged in the performance of official duties; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder.

What happened

In the days after the riot, Gray posted a 4-minute video to Instagram, discussing his role in the riot, stating he was one of the first inside the Capitol. He also stated a female officer "stole" his cell phone outside the Capitol and that he said "I'm like you know what, we're doing this and so we literally pushed them from the front steps of the Capitol all the way back." He detailed storming Nancy Pelosi's office and then coming upon the female officer with the Metropolitan Police Department he had earlier encountered and stated she "started crying, took off her vest, and ran down the stairs." He also talks about the group arriving at a staircase and pushing the police down the staircase.

After viewing bodyworn camera video, the FBI concluded Gray confronted officers and shoved an officer using his baton to push him back. In other video, the FBI stated Gray was one of the first people trying to break through a police line, and that an MPD officer staggered backward, apparently affected by a chemical irritant that had been deployed. When she raised her hand to protect herself, the FBI stated, Gray appeared to reach out and grab her baton and push backwards. Court records state the officer lost her balance and fell down the western Rotunda stairs for several seconds, and was visibly injured and carried away by fellow officers.

By obtaining a search warrant for his social media accounts, the FBI found that Gray had posted messages saying the election was the "biggest scandal" of his lifetime and messaged someone that he had just joined the militia. In one message, he asked another person: "Are you gonna be in DC on the 6th like Trump asked us to be?"

Micajah Joel Jackson

Arrested or charged on: May 18, 2021

Home state: Arizona

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Jackson, whose social media pages say he's a 100% disabled Marine, surrendered to the FBI on May 18. The FBI stated in court documents that he posted photos on social media of himself on Jan. 6 in a plaid shirt and other clothing he wore to the riot, photos agents later used to identify him. He was dubbed #TartanPlaidPB by online sleuths who are researching those who participated in the Capitol riot, then turning that information over to the FBI.

Jackson is seen in photos numerous times on Jan. 6 with Proud Boys from Arizona, and wore one of their orange arm bands, the FBI stated. However, in an interview with the FBI at his home, agents said Jackson told them he is not affiliated with the Proud Boys and doesn't support their ideology. He said they gave him the orange band and he stayed with them for protection because he had traveled to Washington, D.C. alone. However, the FBI noted that in December, one of his social media connections tagged him in a post about a group of Proud Boys being in New York City.

In a social media post included in the court records, Jackson said he didn't agree with the "MAGA tribalism," and didn't commit any violence. Jackson stated in the post that he had evidence of BLM, Antifa, police officers and "Non Trump" extremists "causing the mayhem." Jackson also stated that he's a college student studying to be a political science professor. "My only love is the United States of America," he wrote.

At the Capitol, records show he carried a U.S. flag and was with a crowd singing The Star-Spangled Banner after the detonation of an explosive device in the crowd. He then pointed toward the Senate Wing of the Capitol and moved that direction. The agents noted he was seen on video in Statuary Hall and other locations inside the Capitol.

Daniel Warmus

Home state: New York

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disruptive and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Warmus was apprehended in Buffalo, N.Y. A tipster had reported to the FBI that they overheard him in a dentist's office talking about smoking a marijuana cigarette inside the Capitol on Jan. 6 and refusing officers requests to leave. Agents began surveillance at his home and his business and matched photos of him with video taken inside the Capitol. The FBI stated he was seen in photos taken outside the Capitol carrying a large flag on a tree branch that stated "(expletive) Antifa."

Kerry Wayne Persick

Age: 41

Arrested or charged on: May 17, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disruptive and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; violent entry or disorderly conduct; parade, demonstrate or picket on Capitol grounds.

What happened

On the very day of the Capitol riot, a tipster sent a note to the FBI identifying Kerry Wayne Persick, who was wearing a red Make America Great Again ballcap in the crowd, the agency stated in charging documents. The FBI was able to identify Persick in surveillance video inside the Capitol, and then obtained a search warrant for phone records that place him at the Capitol, documents show. Persick was arrested in Fort Worth, Texas.

Tanner Bryce Sells

Age: 25

Arrested or charged on: May 17, 2021

Home state: Oklahoma

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

The FBI identified Sells by matching his photo to his Oklahoma drivers license photo and through a witness, according to court documents. The FBI also concluded his cell phone was in a geographic area that includes the interior of the Capitol on Jan. 6.

Jody Lynn Echevarria-Tagaris

Age: 67

Arrested or charged on: May 14, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Tagaris posted a photo of herself on Facebook wearing a Make America Great Again Hat and a U.S. Olympics American flag jacket while posing in the frame of a broken window in the U.S. Capitol, the FBI wrote in federal charging documents. An anonymous tipster sent a copy of the photo to the Metropolitan Police Department. The FBI stated Tagaris is seen on surveillance video inside the Capitol, and in the Senate Breakout Room. Public records show Tagaris is a registered Republican who voted early in the November 2020 election. Se has been an officer or director in two political groups, Floridians for Responsive Government and the Florida Republican Assembly.

Christopher Warnagiris

Age: 40

Arrested or charged on: May 13, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; obstruction of justice; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Warnagiris, a major in the U.S. Marine Corps, stationed at Quantico, was arrested on May 13. He was the first person through the east rotunda doors in the Capitol at 2:25 p.m. after battling officers trying to guard the door, the FBI alleged in charging documents. Agents said he then positioned himself in the doorway and used his body to help keep the door open and helped pull others inside.

Michael Gareth Adams

Gareth

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; engaging in disorderly or disruptive conduct in restricted buliding or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Adams carried a longboard skateboard with orange wheels and a large blue flag with him to the Capitol, the FBI stated in court documents. He was seen inside the Capitol in video footage at 2:46, 2:49 and 2:59 p.m., according to the FBI, and again in body-worn camera video on the steps at 4:21 p.m.

The FBI also used a geofence with cell phone data to determine that Adams was within the Capitol grounds from 2:45 to 4:59 p.m. A witness reported him to the FBI, which identified him by a drivers license photo and a booking photo taken on Jan. 5 for something unrelated to the Capitol charges.

Hunter Palm

Age: 19

Arrested or charged on: May 12, 2021

Home state: Colorado

Charges

Obstruction of Justice/Congress; Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; engaging in dosrderly or disruptive conduct in restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Palm narrated a video as he walked through the Capitol, documenting people searching for and screaming about House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, including one who stated: "We're gonna kill her."

A family member identified Palm to the FBI, saying he had entered the Capitol when police allowed the crowd to enter, court records show. Palm handed over his photos and video to the FBI on a flash drive during an interview with his attorney present on Feb. 6, court records show. He also took along the clothes he'd been wearing. Although Palm told the agents he was pushed into the door of the Capitol, the FBI stated he could be seen walking into the building and holding up his phone to record, with no one pushing him.

In Palm's video, as they yelled about Pelosi, the crowd approached a closed door marked "OFFICE OF THE SPEAKER." He then enters the office as someone screams an obscenity about Pelosi and then approaches a laptop on a conference room table and asks "Who's good at hacking." Eventually Palm sits down and puts his feet on the table and said "I think I like my new dining room. I pay for it."

Brittiany Angelina Dillon

Age: 35

Arrested or charged on: May 11, 2021

Home state: Maryland

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds

Outcome

Pleaded guilty to one count of disorderly conduct in a Capitol building or grounds on July 15.

What happened

Dillon texted back and forth with accused rioter Bryan Betancur in the days leading up to the riot and on Jan. 6, according to federal charging documents. The pair had been texting back and forth about election fraud and plans to attend the rally in the days leading up to the siege at the Capitol. "I was there. I got pepper sprayed at the door of the capital and tear gassed 3 times making my way up to it," she stated in one text on Jan. 6. "I fought hard .. I fell in the door and they tried to beat me with batons so I backed off and they pepper sprayed my eyes."

Dillon drove to the Capitol in a car registered to her husband, according to court records. Video footage from the Capitol shows her pushing through the crowd trying to get into the Capitol, and at one point she fell over the threshold, an FBI agent stated in the documents. She pushed forward against law enforcement again but was eventually repelled by an officer with a baton.

Eric Bochene

Eric Festo

Age: 49

Home state: New York

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

Outcome

Pleaded guilty to all counts on July 1.

What happened

Bochene is one of the people to the right in the now infamous photo of Jacob Chansley, in the horned helmet, confronting officers inside the Capitol.

A tipster told the FBI that Bochene bragged that he was one of the first people in the Capitol on Jan. 6, according to court documents. Another tipster told the FBI that Bochene said he had broken a window to get into the Capitol. When interviewed by agents at his home, Bochene admitted that he was at the Capitol and showed the officers a video he had taken. Four different tipsters provided information to agents about Bochene, and the agency tracked his travels to D.C. with license plate readers.

Verden Andrew Nalley

Age: 49

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 18, 2021

Home state: Georgia

Charges

Obstruction of an official proceeding; entering a restricted building or grounds; violent entry or disorderly conduct

What happened

Nalley was indicted on three counts with William Calhoun of Georgia, who was arrested on Jan. 15. A user on the social platform MeWe with Nalley's name, who had been posting in the Stop the Steal - Georgia group, had attracted the attention of a Twitter account called Atlanta Antifascists, which tweeted screen shots of his posts in the days after the Capitol riot. In one screen shot, user Verden Nalley stated: "The capital take over was planned I was there. I went inside. We talk to cops inside."

Joseph Elliott Zlab

Age: 51

Arrested or charged on: May 13, 2021

Home state: Washington

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Zlab carried a yellow "Don't tread on me" flag as he walked through the Capitol on Jan. 6, an FBI agent wrote in a federal charging document. The flag is a reproduction of a historical flag designed by Charles Gadsden and used during the American Revolution. Zlab, co-owner of a commercial concrete company, admitted entering the Capitol and taking photos, which he later posted on Facebook, the FBI stated. Among his photos were a shot up into the rotunda, and others of an inlaid floor and columns and the entrance to the appropriations office.

Jon Thomas Mott

Age: 38

Arrested or charged on: May 13, 2021

Home state: Arkansas

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Mott is seen on body-worn camera video telling a Metropolitan Police Department officer: "Don't touch me," and "If you don't touch me, I won't touch you," before pushing against the officer's baton, the FBI stated in court documents. Mott was identified by a tattoo on his left ring finger and three witnesses, based in part on Facebook posts from an unidentified individual who traveled with him to Washington D.C., the FBI stated. A screenshot provided to the agency shows that unnamed individual thanked people for helping sponsor their trip. The FBI provided a screenshot of Mott's wife's Facebook page where she posted a link to a Go Fund Me page. Documents show the FBI obtained a cached version of the Go Fund Me page, indicating the unnamed individual, who lives in El Reno, Oklahoma, had organized the page.

Bruce Harrison

Age: 58

Arrested or charged on: May 13, 2021

Home state: Illinois

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disruptive and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; parade ,demonstrate or picket on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Harrison and his friend Douglas Wangler traveled together to D.C. for the Trump rally on Jan. 6. After hearing President Trump say the crowd should move toward the Capitol, the men walked toward the Capitol, according to court documents. Harrison said the doors were open when they went in. They told the agents that although they saw violence, they only went in and looked around.

Douglas Wangler

Age: 53

Arrested or charged on: May 14, 2021

Home state: Illinois

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disruptive and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; parade ,demonstrate or picket on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Wangler traveled to DC with his friend Bruce Harrison and marched to the Capitol after hearing Tump's speech. He told the FBI that he and Harrison asked a police officer inside the building if they would get in trouble for being there and a police officer said "something to the effect of 'it doesn't matter now.'"

Anton Lunyk

Age: 26

Arrested or charged on: May 11, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Enter and remain in a restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

A witness who attended college with Lunyk recognized him in a social media photo taken at the Capitol, the FBI stated in court documents. A second witness reported that Lunyk had posted a photo from inside the Capitol on Instagram. The FBI stated Lunyk was seen in security footage from the Capitol and that a license plate registered to him was captured by a plate readers in Washington D.C.

Gary Laird Wickersham

Age: 80

Arrested or charged on: May 11, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Enter or remain in any restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

A tipster notified the FBI on Jan. 9 that Wickersham was inside the Capitol on Jan. 6, and provided the FBI with his cell phone number, the agency stated in federal charging documents. Wickersham was interviewed at his home on Jan. 15, where he admitted to the agents that he marched to the Capitol and went inside after hearing President Trump's speech, an agent wrote in the court documents. But, Wickersham told the agents he believed many of the protesters were members of antifa.

The agents also wrote that Wickersham told them the event was staged and that law enforcement purposefully did not have enough resoures there so that supporters of the former president could overrun the Capitol and be subsequently labeled as 'intruders.'"

Glen Mitchell Simon

Mitch

Age: 30

Arrested or charged on: May 5, 2021

Home state: Georgia

Charges

Entering and remaining in a restricted building; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol buliding.

What happened

In his first interview with the FBI, agents said that Simon denied entering the Capitol building, however video footage showed him inside the Capitol, according to court documents. A tipster initially reported Simon to the FBI after seeing a photo of him on Facebook where he stated: "Feel like I took about 50 bong rips of pepper spray today. Post victory picture after the ramming through of the Capitol building." In the photo, Simon is wearing a tactical vest and has his arm around a person wearing a bald eagle mask.

John Marron Nassif

Age: 54

Arrested or charged on: May 10, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted buliding or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Nassif posted a video and photos taken inside the Capitol on Facebook, a witness reported to the FBI. Court records include screenshots that show he posted the following: "You don't find it odd that police officer is welcoming everybody in? Considering the narrative that's being pushed?" The FBI stated it confirmed his identity with two witnesses based on video footage from inside the Capitol.

Elijah Yazdani

Age: 31

Arrested or charged on: May 3, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; knowingly engaging in disorderly or disruptive conduct in any restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; obstruct, or impede passage through or within the Capitol building

What happened

Yazdani, a Trump supporter who believed the president had been "unfairly cheated," took video inside the Capitol on his cell phone. After a tip, the FBI identified Yazdani inside the Capitol on security video via facial recognition software using his Ohio drivers license photo, court records show. The FBI stated it then confirmed those photos with someone acquainted with Yazdani.

Robert Lee Petrosh

Age: 51

Arrested or charged on: May 5, 2021

Home state: New Jersey

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a capitol building; parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a capitol building

What happened

Based on a tip, a current FBI task force officer who has known Petrosh for about 15 years ID'd him in footage of the Capitol riot, according to arrest documents.

Oliver Louis Sarko

Age: 26

Arrested or charged on: April 7, 2021

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or groundswithout lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grounds

What happened

An anonymous witness told investigators that he had communication with Sarko via Snapchat and was able to provide the FBI with his telephone number. A review of video footage – including news and social media feeds – showed Sarko to be entering the Capitol, according to arrest documents.

Eric Douglas Clark

Age: 44

Arrested or charged on: May 4, 2021

Home state: Kentucky

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grounds

What happened

Using video news footage of the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, law enforcement learned Clark travelled from Louisville to participate in the protests, gaining entry into the U.S. Capitol, according to federal charging documents. An anonymous tip included screenshots from Clark’s Facebook page and phone text messages detailing how “ridiculously easy” it was for him to get inside.

Gary Edwards

Age: 68

Arrested or charged on: May 4, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disruption of official business; violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grounds; parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a capitol building

What happened

As part of its investigation, law enforcement identified Edwards through photos and video collected of the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. One video, live streamed by another rioter on the service DLive, shows what appears to be Edwards inside the Capitol building, according to arrest documents. Other evidence included police surveillance video and images posted to Instagram.

Brandon Nelson

Age: 29

Arrested or charged on: May 3, 2021

Home state: Wisconsin

Charges

Entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; violent entry or disorderly conduct; parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a capitol building

What happened

FBI arrest documents cite photos of Nelson and Abram Markofski near each other inside the Capitol building as evidence the two travelled from Wisconsin to D.C. to participate the riot.

Abram Markofski

Age: 24

Arrested or charged on: May 3, 2021

Home state: Wisconsin

Charges

What happened

FBI arrest documents cite photos of Brandon Nelson and Markofski near each other inside the Capitol building as evidence the two travelled from Wisconsin to Washington D.C. to participate the riot. Google records also show Markofski was present in the Capitol building.

Jacob Travis Clark

Age: 33

Arrested or charged on: May 3, 2021

Home state: Colorado

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; engaging in physical violence in a restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grounds; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; obstruction of justice/congress

What happened

Using closed-circuit security cameras covering the Capitol grounds, authorities say they matched images from that security footage to the Colorado DMV’s picture of Clark. A since-deleted social media account confirmed the images, according to an arrest report.

John Douglas Wright

Age: 54

Arrested or charged on: May 3, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Engaging in physical violence in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct and parading, demonstrating or picketing; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; obstruction of justice/congress; false statement to federal agents

What happened

A person reported a tip to the FBI that Wright admitted to them that he was detained inside the Capitol rotunda during the Jan. 6 riot. Wright said he was sprayed with a chemical agent and forced to the ground. According to arrest reports, the claims are backed by photos and video evidence.

Sean David Watson

Age: 49

Arrested or charged on: April 30, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grounds

What happened

Authorities received a tip about Watson after he bragged to his coworkers about his participation in the event. After he admitted to travelling to Washington D.C. for the Capitol riot, authorities seized Watson’s cell phone and found photo and video evidence of him raiding the building. One text message read: “I am fine. I was one of the people that helped storm the capitol building and smash out the windows. We made history today. Proudest day of my life!”

Brian Stenz

Age: 51

Arrested or charged on: May 3, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; violent entry or disorderly conduct; parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a capitol building

What happened

A person with a tip came to authorities with evidence that Stenz had texted photos from inside the Capitol building during the Jan. 6 riot. During an interview with the FBI, Stenz confirmed he entered the Capitol that day, according to arrest documents.

Landon Kenneth Copeland

Age: 33

Arrested or charged on: April 29, 2021

Home state: Utah

Charges

Assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers or employees; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grounds

What happened

Federal arresting documents allege Copeland entered the Capitol grounds during the Jan. 6 riot, where he assaulted law enforcement officers. Footage from YouTube and Instagram shows Copeland present with a crowd of protestors trying to breach the police line. Footage shows Copeland push an unknown person into a police officer, causing the officer to fall to the ground. He also grabbed at an officer’s jacket and pushed that officer backward, arrest records show.

Logan Grover

Age: 43

Arrested or charged on: April 28, 2021

Home state: Colorado

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building; violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grounds; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a capitol building

What happened

The FBI received an anonymous tip that Grover flew from Colorado to Washington D.C. to participate in the Capitol riot. Arresting documents cite photo and video clips that show him near doors to the exterior of the Capitol building with other protestors.

Jeffrey Register

Age: 39

Arrested or charged on: April 27, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

What happened

Using video and mobile phone GPS, federal authorities arrested Register for entering the U.S. Capitol building during the Jan. 6 riot. At one point in the video, Register can be seen running past several police officers who were trying to hold back the crowd.

Reed Knox Christensen

Age: 62

Arrested or charged on: April 27, 2021

Home state: Oregon

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; knowingly engaging in any act of physical violence against any person or property in a restricted building; willfully and knowingly engaging in an act of physical violence in the grounds of the capitol building; committing or attempting any act to obstruct, impede or interfere with law enforcement in the lawful performance of official duties; forcibly assault, resist, oppose, impede, intimidate or interfere

What happened

At least 15 people responded to tip about Christensen after a national news release by law enforcement in February calling on help identifying him. According to an arrest document, Christensen approached a bike-rack perimeter on the Capitol's lower west terrace and tried to forcefully remove the bike rack when an officer deployed an irritant spray in his face. Christensen then pushed at least two officers. The FBI stated he's #191 in their list of Capitol rioters.

Esther Schwemmer

Age: 55

Arrested or charged on: April 15, 2021

Home state: Kansas

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grounds.

What happened

The FBI received a tip about Jennifer Ruth Parks, who was eventually arrested for her role in the Capitol riot. During an investigation, authorities learned Schwemmer attended the event with her. According to arresting documents, Schwemmer entered restricted areas of the building. Photo and video evidence support the claims.

Jonathan J. Munafo

Arrested or charged on: April 27, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Forcibly assaulting, resisting, opposing, impeding or interfering with officer of U.S. government; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; engaging in disorderly conduct on restricted gounds with intent to disrupt official functions; engaging in an act of physical violence against person/property on restricted grounds and while using a dangerous weapon; violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grounds

What happened

In March when the FBI released videos of assaults on officers to enlist the public's help ID suspects, Munafo was among the top ten most wanted. One open source video shows him striking a window of the Capitol with a flagpole, according to arrest documents. He then gave a TV news interview in February – just weeks after the riots – wearing the same jacket he wore during the attack on the Capitol. A friend who told authorities he’d known Munafo for two decades helped to ID him. The FBI stated he's #170 in their list of Capitol rioters.

Jason Douglas Owens

Age: 49

Arrested or charged on: April 22, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers or employees; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; knowingly committing an act of physical violence in any restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grounds

What happened

Owens went to the Capitol riots on Jan. 6 with his son, Grady, who has been charged with assaulting an officer during the riot. Photos from the scene also identify the father in the same vacinity where the officer was struck. The father told law enforcement that he and his son were seperated for a short time during the event and that he did not remember any violent encounters with law enforcement that day.

Robert Chapman

Age: 50

Arrested or charged on: April 23, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or gounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

The FBI received a tip from an unknown person that Chapman entered the Capitol during the Jan. 6 riots and bragged about it on social media. “I did storm the Capitol and made it all the way to Statuary Hall,” he wrote on the website, Bumble. Screenshots from the site were attached in Chapman’s arresting documents. Body camera footage from Metropolitan Police Officers also shows Chapman inside Statuary Hall.

Willard Jake Peart

Age: 45

Arrested or charged on: April 23, 2021

Home state: Utah

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

Through his attorney, Willard Peart wanted to meet with the FBI to discuss his involvement in the Jan. 6 Capitol mob. During a recorded interview, Peart told authorities that he traveled to Washington D.C. from Utah to attend the Trump rally. After the rally, he walked over to the U.S. Capitol Building. He says he did not destroy any property.

Jennifer Ruth Parks

Arrested or charged on: April 23, 2021

Home state: Kansas

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful Authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Parks entered the Capitol with Esther Schwemmer. Both women admitted in interviews with the FBI that they entered the Capitol. The FBI stated Parks was with a group that sang the national anthem on the second floor.

Kenneth Kelly

Age: 58

Arrested or charged on: April 23, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Kelly is one of several accused Capitol rioters who got confused during the melee at the Capitol and sent texts or posted on social media that they were inside the White House instead. He also sent messages saying "Patriots took back our capital(sic) today." Witnesses who identified Kelly to the FBI stated they were not surprised to learn he was there because he had previously stated he would be traveling to D.C. to attend rallies in support of Trump. Court records show Kelly is seen on surveillance camera footage inside the Capitol, with two unidentified men.

Kevin Louis Galetto

Age: 61

Arrested or charged on: April 23, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; obstruction of justice; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; knowingly committing an act of physical violence in any restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Galetto was identified through a facial recognition search by the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol, according to the FBI. Then FBI agents verified his identity by attending a garage sale at his home.

Galetto, wearing a Trump baseball hat, is shown in body worn camera video pushing against officers' shields in the tunnel at the lower west terrace entrance, the FBI stated in court records. He was also seen in a video shouting to the crowd for more people.

Mark Middleton

Age: 51

Arrested or charged on: April 21, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers; Obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; Obstruction of justice/Congress; Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; Engaging in physical violence in a restricted building or grounds; Violent entry and disorderly conduct

What happened

The FBI identified husband and wife Mark and Jalise Middleton from photos and videos posted on their Facebook accounts from the proximity of the Capitol. The FBI also reviewed body camera footage from police officers. The government alleges that Mark Middleton repeatedly pushed against police barricades and cursed at police officers as they ordered him to back away, and that Jalise Middleton repeatedly grabbed and struck an officer with her hand. The couple struggled with two officers until they are hit with pepper spray.

Jalise Middleton

Age: 50

Arrested or charged on: April 21, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

What happened

Matthew Martin

Age: 42

Arrested or charged on: April 22, 2021

Home state: New Mexico

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Disorderly conduct which impedes the conduct of government business; Disruptive conduct in the Capitol buildings; Parading, demonstrating, or picketing in the Capitol buildings

What happened

A witness who works with Martin at a defense contracting company for the federal government provided information about Martin to the FBI. The witness told the FBI that Martin holds a security clearance and took the day off on Jan. 6, 2021. Two weeks after the incident, Martin appeared at an FBI office in Santa Fe with a lawyer and admitted he was part of the crowd at the Capitol. Martin told agents that he traveled to Washington, D.C., in response to Trump's tweets about the election being stolen. He said he entered the Capitol with a crowd and that the guards opened the doors to let them in. He told agents he realized after the fact that the protests were worse than he thought, and he returned home the next day.

Anthony Alexander Antonio

Age: 27

Arrested or charged on: April 14, 2021

Home state: Illinois

Charges

Knowlingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; Obstruction of law enforceement during civil disorder; Obstruction of an official proceeding and aiding and abetting; Destruction of government property

What happened

The FBI identified a suspect as 101-AFO. Two witnesses came forward to say the suspect was Anthony Alexander Antonio. The FBI reviewed body camera footage and saw Antonio standing behind a police barrier with a bulletproof vest, gloves, and a hat. He shouted at officers, "You want war? We got war. 1776 all over again." A video from the same incident but at a different angle is posted on YouTube. Officials also saw Antonio was wearing a patch consisted with the Three Percenters, a loosely organized paramilitary group that believes a small group of people can overthrow a tyrannical government if armed and prepared.

Stephen Chase Randolph

Age: 31

Arrested or charged on: April 20, 2021

Home state: Kentucky

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding an officer causing bodily injury; Obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; Obstruction of justice/Congress

What happened

The FBI had sought information about an individual labeled “FBI 168-AFO” who was seen on video wearing a grey Carhartt toboggan and a black jacket, violently pushing and pulling the barricades outside of the Capitol until they were pushed down on top of several law enforcement officers. In the process, one officer hit her head on the stairs resulting in a loss of consciousness. The subject, now identified as Randolph, then continued to assault two other USCP officers by physically pushing, shoving, grabbing and generally resisting the officers, according to court documents. The FBI identified Randolph as photo number 168 by using facial recognition software and matching photos from the Capitol with photos on his girlfriend's Instagram page. That account had photos of a man wearing the same toboggan hat who was called Stephen in the captions. Additional photos her Facebook account led officers to a profile for Stephen Chase Randolph. Officer observed Randolph going to work on March 3, wearing what appeared to the same hat and jacket he'd worn on Jan. 6. He later told an undercover officer that "it was f---ing fun" to be in the crowd at the Capitol, according to court documents. He admitted to seeing the female police officer fall and hit her head.

Dovid Schwartzberg

Age: 19

Arrested or charged on: April 20, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

The FBI recieved a tip that Schwartzberg had been captured in photos someone had posted to a private Facebook group showing a line of individuals exiting the Capitol on Jan. 6. When agents interviewed him, Schwartzberg told the FBI he wanted to "be where the action was" and that he willinging entered the Capitol through a broken window. He also showed them a video he had previously posted to TikTok from inside the Capitol that said "it was intense inside congress today."

Matthew Greene

Age: 33

Arrested or charged on: April 21, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Conspiracy; obstruction of an official proceeding and aiding and abetting; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder and aiding and abetting; destruction of government property and aiding and abetting; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a restricted building or grounds and aiding and abetting.

What happened

Greene is charged along with defendants Dominic Pezzola and William Pepe with conspiracy to “stop, delay, or hinder” Congress’s certification of the Electoral College vote "by force if necessary," according to an FBI affidavit. The men are members of the Proud Boys and are accused of coordinating travel and lodging, using ear pieces and radios to communicate during the riot, dismantling barriers set up by the police, and breaking into the Capitol by breaking windows.

Michael Timbrook

Age: 56

Arrested or charged on: April 20, 2021

Home state: Tennessee

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority, Violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grounds

What happened

Timbrook was identified to the FBI by a tipster as the white male wearing an orange beanie and black leather jacket seen in several photos and videos from inside the Capitol on Jan. 6. When interviewed by the FBI, he told them he was "ready to take the penalty for what he did on Jan. 6." He also admitted to agents he was the person in the photograph, court documents show. Timbrook called his actions "an act of patriotism" on social media and wrote, "Sorry friends and family I guess you all hate me now," according to charging documents. "I'm proud of everyone who went in there, even the 30 or so rowdy ones," he wrote. "I'm going to tell my story."

Nicholas Languerand

Age: 26

Arrested or charged on: April 15, 2021

Home state: South Carolina

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding an officer using a dangerous weapon; civil disorders, aiding and abetting; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority using a dangerous weapon; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

The FBI recieved a tip that Languerand went by variations of the username blessthisimmunity_17 on Instagram and Reddit and had posted a photo of himself at the Capitol on Jan. 6. Agents confirmed his identity and located him in publically available footage of the riot throwing various objects at law enforcement officers in the Lower West Terrace tunnel. Those objects appeared to include an orange traffic cone, a pepper spray canister and a stick, according to the statement of facts against Languerand.

Philip Kramer

Age: 61

Arrested or charged on: April 7, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority with a dangerous weapon; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; Theft of government property

What happened

A witness tipped off the FBI that Kramer was present during the Capitol riot. In multiple interviews with agents, some of which the FBI surreptitiously recorded, Kramer admitted to entering the Capitol on Jan. 6. According to court records, he said he took a snowboarding helmet, walking cane, Master lock, climbing rope, gloves and medical supplies with him into the building. During one of the FBI interviews, Kramer marked his path to the Capitol and entry into the building on a map, which the FBI used to identify him in surveillance footage.

Jon Schaffer

Age: 52

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 16, 2021

Home state: Indiana

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Disrupting the orderly conduct of government business; Knowingly engages in an act of physical violence against any person or property on any restricted building or grounds; Violent entry and disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; Engage in an act of physical violence in a Capitol building; Parade, demonstrate, or picket in a Capitol building

Outcome

Pleaded guilty to two felony counts: obstruction of an official proceeding; and entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon.

What happened

Schaffer, the front man of the heavy metal band Iced Earth, was identified to the FBI by "numerous" people after his photo was posted from the riot. According to court records, photos and surveillance video show Schaffer carrying bear spray and asserts he sprayed Capitol police with it and engaged "in verbal altercations" with officers.

Schaffer's hat says "Oath Keepers Lifetime Member," and court records show he previously attended a November MAGA march with the Oath Keepers, a national extremist group.

Duke Edward Wilson

Age: 66

Arrested or charged on: April 15, 2021

Home state: Idaho

Charges

Entering and remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers or employees; parading, demonstrating or picketing a Capitol building; obstruction of an official proceeding; and obstruction of law enforcement during a civil disorder.

What happened

According to authorities, Wilson entered the Lower West Terrace tunnel area of the U.S. Capitol building shortly before 3 p.m. where rioters were pushing against law enforcement officers to break in. Video posted to YouTube ,as well as body worn camera and surveillance footage, shows Wilson assaulting one U.S. Capitol Police officer and one Metropolitan Police Department officer. He then forcibly pulled on Capitol doors and was sprayed with a chemical irritant by officers. He then picked up what appeared to be a several foot-long PVC pipe and began jabbing officers with it before throwing the pipe at officers.

Thomas B. Adams Jr.

Age: 39

Arrested or charged on: April 2, 2021

Home state: Illinois

Charges

Knowingly entering or reamining in any restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; Obstruction of an official proceeding

What happened

Adams gave an interview to the publication Insider about his activities on Jan. 6 in which he said he was one of the first people to set foot inside the Capitol. He said he trampled over police barricades, reached the Senate chamber, took video of everything he saw, and that "it was a really fun time." When the FBI interviewed him, Adams said he never saw any barricades and thought it was legal to enter and occupy the Capitol. He said he didn't realize anyone had broken in until he walked on broken glass in the entryway. Video and stills from his cell phone confirmed he was in the Senate chamber wearing a Trump flag as a cape.

Albuquerque Cosper Head

Age: 41

Arrested or charged on: April 14, 2021

Home state: Tennessee

Charges

Obstruction of an official proceeding and aiding and abetting; two counts civil disorder; assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct on restricted building or grounds; impeding ingress and egress in a restricted building or grounds; engaging in physical violence on restricted building or grounds; impeding passage through the Capitol grounds or buildings; and acts of physical violence in the Capitol grounds or buildings.

What happened

Head was indicted along with Kyle James Young, 37, of Redfield, Iowa, and Thomas Sibick, 35, of Buffalo, New York, on charges related to their assault of Metropolitan Police Department Officer Michael Fanone, as well as other crimes committed during the breach of the Capitol.

Kyle James Young

Age: 37

Arrested or charged on: April 14, 2021

Home state: Iowa

Charges

Robbery; obstruction of an official proceeding and aiding and abetting; two counts civil disorder; two counts assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct on restricted building or grounds; impeding ingress and egress in a restricted building or grounds; engaging in physical violence on restricted building or grounds; impeding passage through the Capitol grounds or buildings; and acts of physical violence in the Capitol grounds or buildings.

What happened

Young was indicted along with Albuquerque Cosper Head, of Tennessee and Thomas Sibick, 35, of Buffalo, New York, on charges related to their assault of Metropolitan Police Department Officer Michael Fanone, as well as other crimes committed during the breach of the Capitol.

Samuel Christopher Montoya

Age: 35

Arrested or charged on: April 13, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Entering and remaining in a restricted building; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a Capitol building; impeding passage through the Capitol grounds or buildings; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Montoya is a video editor at Alex Jones' Infowars, who was identified by a relative, the FBI said in court documents. The agency also reviewed videos of the events at the Capitol, where agents said Montoya could be seen inside the Capitol, narrating a video. According to the FBI, he made the following statements in the video:"We have had enough! We're not gonna take your (expletive) vaccines! We're not going to take all your (expletive)! The people are rising up! "Again the U.S Capitol building in Washington D.C. has officially been stormed by Trump supporters. And here we are, taking our — the people's house back!" Although Montoya describes himself as a journalist to others inside the Capitol, the director of the Congressional press galleries in the Senate said Montoya did not have press credentials either as an individual or with an organization, court documents show. Infowars has billed Montoya as an eyewitness of the Ashli Bbbitt shooting.

Michael Lee Roche

Age: 26

Arrested or charged on: April 13, 2021

Home state: Tennessee

Charges

Entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; entering and remaining on the floor of Congress; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Roche is one of a group of men who stood with the "Q Anon Shaman" and prayed inside the Senate chambers, the FBI stated. Court documents show Roche posted a Facebook video on Jan. 6, stating: "My name is Michael Roche. We're here in Washington, D.C. We did get a chance to storm the Capitol. And we made it into the chamber. ... We managed to convince the cops to let us through. They listened to reason. And when we got into the chamber .... we all started praying and shouting in the name of Jesus Christ, and inviting Christ back into our state capitol."The FBI determined in published videos that Roche can be seen standing behind the Vice President's desk in the chamber, wearing a black jacket with gray sleeves and a red wool cap with the number 45 on it. Although the FBI had received a tip about Roche on Jan. 8, he was identified when the U.S. Marshal's office and others were trying to find a missing child. They went to the apartment where they believed the child's family lived and found Roche and an unidentified woman. They told the officers that they were afraid Roche was being arrested because he had been in Washington on Jan. 6. After not finding any warrants for him, the officers left, but they alerted the FBI.

Paul Russell Johnson

Age: 35

Arrested or charged on: April 14, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Inflicting bodily injury on certain officers; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; obstruction of justice and Congress; engaging in physical violence in a restricted building or grounds; acts of physical violence in the Capitol grounds or bulidings.

What happened

Johnson is seen in videos as part of the first group that walks over and around barricades just off Peace Circle, the FBI stated in a news release. As the group approached the second line of barricades and the officers who were standing guard, Johnson held a megaphone and screamed profanities at the officers. The FBI stated he can be seen pushing and pulling on the metal barricades, causing a Capitol Police officer to fall and hit her head on stairs, and then lose consciousness. She blacked out later and collapsed while arresting a rioter and was taken to an emergency room and was diagnosed with a concussion, the FBI stated. On the evening of the 6th, according to the news release, Johnson appeared in a You Tube video saying he'd broken through barricades and fought against police, adding "I have video where I'm slinging one around..."

James Little

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Age: 51

Arrested or charged on: March 24, 2021

Home state: North Carolina

Charges

Entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; parading or demonstrating in Capitol building.

What happened

Little told the FBI in an interview at the home he shares with his elderly mother that he never intended to go into the Capitol, but "got caught up in the moment," court documents show. Little described looking around inside the Capitol and fist bumping others inside and taking selfies, and sending photos to people he trusted. However, agents stated in court documents that Little declined to answer follow up questions or to turn over photos he took with his phone. Screen shots in the documents show Little sent a text saying: "We just took over the Capital!" The person responded: "And you are bragging? "We"? THIS IS TREASON!!! IF YOU DON'T CONDEMN THIS, NEVER BOTHER SPEAKING TO ME AGAIN! HORRRIBLE, HORRIBLE PEOPLE. IT'S A COUP! YOU OBVIOUSLY HATE AMERICA." Little replied. "We are stopping treason! Stealing elections is treason! We're not going to take it anymore."

Anthony Richard Moat

Age: 35

Arrested or charged on: April 9, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Entering and remaining in any restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct

What happened

Moat called the FBI on Feb. 19 and admitted to being in the Capitol, sharing his video with the FBI, the agency stated in court records. The FBI also located Moat on security video.

Michael Joseph Rusyn

Age: 64

Arrested or charged on: April 9, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Entering and remaining in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Although a court document details the charges against Rusyn, additional documents that explain the case aren't yet available.

Jonah Elijah Westbury

Age: 26

Arrested or charged on: April 9, 2021

Home state: Minnesota

Charges

What happened

The FBI was tipped to Westbury's identity early in the morning the very next day after the riot. A witness said he had posted video on Tik Tok and Snapchat, court documents stated. In one video he said: "We made it. This is our house. We got pepper sprayed, got abused."

Stephen Ethan Horn

Age: 23

Arrested or charged on: April 9, 2021

Home state: North Carolina

Charges

Entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct on Capitol grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Horn surrendered himself to the FBI in April, more than a month agents interviewed him on Feb. 24, agents wrote in court documents. Horn had posted an interview to Facebook discussing his participation at the Capitol with this statement: "I did not enter the capitol building as part of the protest, or for cheap thrills, but to accurately document and record a significant event which was taking place."

He entered the Capitol, walked out, returned and wound up in the offices of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, documents show. He was dressed in a black helmet, black jacket and black gloves.

Michael Fitzgerald

Age: 42

Arrested or charged on: April 6, 2021

Home state: Wisconsin

Charges

Entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct

What happened

There will be wild protest, read the slogan on Fitzgerald's shirt, as he made his way into the Capitol, according to photos gathered by the FBI in court documents. Under the lettering, the shirt is dated Jan. 6, 2021. In one photo, Fitzgerald held his phone high in the air as he pushed against law enforcement officers and tried to force entry into the Capitol as people tossed items at the officers and tried to hit them with a flag pole, court documents show. Fitzgerald was among the earliest people to be identified, after a tipster called in to the FBI on Jan. 8. The tipster gave the FBI his contact information but the next day Fitzgerald reached out to the FBI. He admitted he was the person the agency had identified in Photo 32 on its "wanted" page.

Jeremy Ryan Sorvisto

Age: 37

Arrested or charged on: April 7, 2021

Home state: Michigan

Charges

What happened

A tipster told the FBI that Sorvisto's fiance, Ashley Aho, had posted photos on her Instagram and Snapchat social media accounts taken inside the Capitol. Through a series of search warrants served for social media accounts, the FBI tracked conversations and posts by Aho, Sorvisto, their friend Karl Dresch, (arrested Jan. 20) and other friends, court documents show. Agents deduced that Sorvisto was the man seen with Dresch in some of the security footage.

On the way to Washington D.C. on Jan. 5, Aho posted photos with captions such as #patriot and #fightforTrump. Surveillance video from the hotel showed a photo of Sorvisto with Dresch arriving back at their hotel on Jan. 6 at 8:14 p.m., wearing the same clothing and carrying the same flags that are seen in security video from the Capitol, the FBI stated in court documents. On the day after Dresch was arrested, Aho told someone through Instant messager that the FBI had located him by tracking his phone. "Every time we hear someone outside we freak tf out," she wrote according to the documents. In the conversations, Aho said she did not go inside, but that they drank beer on the steps, documents show. In one post she said it was at the White House but when the friend asked, she clarified that it was the Capitol and she forgot to take a selfie.

Victoria Charity White

Age: 39

Arrested or charged on: April 8, 2021

Home state: Minnesota

Charges

Entering or remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building; impeding or attempting to impede law enforcement officers; obstruction of justice/Congress.

What happened

On Jan. 7, White posted on Facebook that a friend had told her to delete posts, court records show. She replied: "I stated I’m not scared i was in the capitol DETAINED and they took my social security # name address they are coming for me. I am not afraid of them or anyone!!"Video footage showed White arguing at one point with rioters who were trying to break glass in a Capitol window, and at another point, she cheered on rioters who were fighting police officers on the lower west terrace, the FBI stated. She was apprehended shortly afterward, placed in zip-tie handcuffs at about 4:11 p.m. and taken through the Capitol to a police vehicle, then to a police station. Court records show she was released later that evening without any charges being filed. She's heard in a recording and seen in a video in the days after the riot discussing her experiences in the building.

Brady Knowlton

Age: 40

Arrested or charged on: April 7, 2021

Home state: Utah

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in a restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; obstruction of justice/Congress

What happened

Although full documents on his arrest aren't available yet, the conditions of his release from jail required Knowlton to have all firearms removed from his home within three days and surrender his passport. He's not allowed to travel outside Utah without permission.

Shawn Witzemann

Age: 38

Arrested or charged on: April 6, 2021

Home state: New Mexico

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

A tipster informed the FBI about an Instagram post about Witzemann, who then provided a voluntary statement to the agency and said he took videos with his cell phone, court documents show. Witzemann, who participates in the Armenian Council for Truth in Journalism podcast, can be seen in the Capitol in security footage, the FBI stated.

Andrew Morgan Jr.

Age: 33

Arrested or charged on: April 5, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly or disruptive conduct; corruptly obstruct, influence or impede any official proceeding.

What happened

Morgan was arrested on April 5 and ordered to appear for a Zoom hearing with a district court judge in Washington D.C. The conditions of his release on bond required him to surrender his passport and limit his travel to an area around his home in Texas. Morgan was in the melee near the tunnel where rioters forced their way in before police pushed them back. The FBI stated Morgan is seen on video calling for more people to help. At one point, Morgan filmed himself during the riot, wearing a "Harley Davidson" beanie, a lanyard with a "media" card and an ear bud. Morgan maintains a social media page called the "Political Trance Tribune" and shared a video of himself at the Capitol before making it private, the FBI stated. Morgan told the FBI he went to Washington because "something unprecedented" was going to occur and he wanted to cover it as an independent journalist and "civil rights auditor."Morgan's wife told the FBI he drove to to Washington with a group who also say they are "auditors" on You Tube, and who sometimes refer to themselves as independent patriots.

John Wilkerson IV

Arrested or charged on: March 12, 2021

Home state: Maryland

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; disrupt the orderly conduct of business.

What happened

Someone tipped the FBI on Jan. 26 that a Snapchat user with the name "Jacew4" had posted a video bragging about being at the riot outside the Capitol, court documents stated. The person reported Wilkerson was at a bar that night and said he had been inside the Capitol but wouldn't be posting videos and pictures "for obvious reasons," according to the documents. The FBI reported cell phone records indicate Wilkerson's cellphone used a cell site providing service to the Capitol.

Johnny Harris

Age: 56

Arrested or charged on: March 18, 2021

Home state: North Carolina

Charges

Entering and remaining in a restricted building; disorderly and disruptive conduct; violent entry and disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

An anonymous tipster reported that Harris posted photos of himself inside the Capitol on his Facebook page. Harris, who carried a flag and wore a red, white and blue shirt and Trump toque, can be seen on video footage inside the Capitol, the FBI stated in court documents. Agents reported he was also identified by two witnesses who traveled with him to D.C.

Christopher Joseph Quaglin

Age: 35

Arrested or charged on: April 7, 2021

Home state: New Jersey

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers or employees; civil disorder; obstruction of official proceeding

What happened

The FBI's 26-page arrest affidavit shares a series of photos and video screen grabs detailing Quaglin's violence against law enforcement officers at the Capitol and numerous inflammatory social media posts regarding the election. The photos show a man identified as Quaglin wearing a helmet and a gas mask and attacking members of the Capitol Police and the Metropolitan Police Department. In one case, for example, agents wrote that Quaglin can be seen lunging forward and pushing an officer down. As multiple officers drop their shields and begin to retreat, the FBI stated, Quaglin and others are seen picking up the shields and pushing the officers backward. In another instance, they said, he could be seen on video spraying a chemical irritant at MPD and USCP officers trying to stop rioters from entering the Capitol. Just before 3:07 p.m., according to the affidavit, Quaglin discharged an orange chemical spray directly into the face of an MPD officer who was not wearing a face shield or gas mask. The affidavit also describes a video where Quaglin "can be seen using a stolen shield to push up against law enforcement officers and then hitting that same MPD Officer in the side of the neck and face, as Quaglin and other rioters twist the shield to the side." The FBI stated he shoved one officer and pushed another by the neck.Quaglin rented six rooms at the Motto Hotel for Jan. 5-7, according to the affidavit, and shared videos discussing his experience at the Capitol during the riot and what he was wearing so other people could find him in the videos. A witness told the FBI that Quaglin, a Trump supporter, was an extremist who had frequently been banned from social media for inflammatory posts online. On Nov. 6, he posted: “Its over”; “I'm fighting if not”; “Like on the streets in dc. Full body armor.” On Dec. 22, he posted a photo of guns hanging on a wall, with what appeared to be a machete and a hatchet, stating: “Thats my basement gun room. I have been planning for this since (expletive) Bush left office and obama came in” He also sent the following message to someone: “I got 3 cans of bear spray” “Huge cans”; “And fas masks”; “Gas”. He sent messages saying he was also taking his guns.The FBI also tracked his Google account history, showing he pulled up the FBI's "seeking information" for Capitol violence page eight times between Jan. 28 and Jan. 31. He was photo number 58 on that page. Records show he also spent $128 at China Town Liquor near his hotel on Jan. 7.

Jeramiah Caplinger

Age: 25

Arrested or charged on: April 6, 2021

Home state: Michigan

Charges

Knowingly entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct; climbing on Capitol grounds

What happened

Caplinger gave an interview to the Michigan news website MLive.com in February describing his participation in the Capitol riot. The website reported that he scaled a wall and went inside the Capitol. In videos obtained by the FBI, he's wearing a red "Trump 2020" bucket cap and checkered jacket and carrying a flag on a tree branch. The MLive article quoted Caplinger as saying the events of 2020 "fueled outrage" among Trump's supporters and that "being told the election was stolen was one poke too many." The website also quoted him as saying he had no sympathy for the lawmakers who feared for their lives during the protest and that he hoped to run for political office himself one day. He described the damage he saw inside the Capitol, including a man urinating in a corner.

Michael Lee Hardin

Age: 50

Arrested or charged on: April 2, 2021

Home state: Utah

Charges

What happened

A retired Salt Lake City police officer, Hardin was arrested after two people reported him to the FBI. The agency stated that Hardin sent the following texts to a friend: "We stormed the Capitol, I am in here now!”; “I know you don’t like Trump, but He is the rightful President!”; and “We will return until we win!”Hardin posed for a photo beside a bust of Abraham Lincoln, while he was inside the Capitol, the FBI stated in court documents. According to the Salt Lake Tribune, Hardin was named Salt Lake's Officer of the Year in 2012.

Jack Wade Whitton

Age: 30

Arrested or charged on: April 1, 2021

Home state: Georgia

Charges

Civil disorder; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon; engaging in physical violence in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon; act of physical violence in the Capitol grounds or buildings.

What happened

Whitton's name was added to a superceding indictment with several others accused of assaulting officers at the Capitol on Jan. 6, including Jeffrey Sabol, Peter Stager and Michael Lopatic. The five face some of the most serious charges filed so far for the violent fighting on the Capitol's west terrace. The Atlanta Journal Constitution reported that Whitton is a fencing contractor and Cross Fit instructor.

William Tryon

Age: 28

Arrested or charged on: March 18, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct

What happened

Tryon was caught on video inside the Capitol, according to the FBI. A tipster identified him to the agency, court records show.Tryon founded the organization Liberty Bell Alliance 76, which states it's an organization of modern minutemen and women working together through peaceful means to protect America from ungodly socialist forces.

William Rogan Reid

Age: 36

Arrested or charged on: April 1, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted bulding or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

The 6th was our Boston Tea Party, Reid said in a March 11, 2021 post on Instagram, according to court records. He followed up with a post on March 13, saying "I rushed the Capitol," the FBI stated. The agency's search of AT&T records show Reid's phone was in the Capitol on Jan. 6. Agents also said they located Reid in publicly available video inside the Capitol.

Grady Douglas Owens

Age: 21

Arrested or charged on: April 1, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers; entering or remaining in any restricted building; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Owens, a music production student attending Full Sail University in Winter Park, Florida, is accused of striking Metropolitan Police Department officer Christopher Boyle in the head with a skateboard during the Capitol riot, according to court documents. Boyle suffered a concussion and an injury to a finger.Owens, whose home is in Texas was identified by online sleuths using the Twitter address @seditionhunters, the FBI stated. The sleuths found his Instagram page after running an FBI photo through an image seach, the documents show. The FBI was notified and the agency served a preservation letter on his Instagram account. Through license plate reader searches and interviews the FBI was able to discover he was living and attending school in Winter Park. Through law enforcement contacts and a subpoena to United Airlines, FBI agents confirmed that Owens flew to D.C on Jan. 5 and returned to Texas on Jan. 7. The agency stated in court documents that Jason D. Owens purchased the tickets for himself and Grady Owens.

Marc Anthony Bru

Age: 41

Arrested or charged on: March 29, 2021

Home state: Washington

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; engaging in disorderly or disruptive conduct in any restricted building; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; and obstruction of justice / Congress

What happened

Bru, reportedly a Proud Boy, was identified to the FBI by tipsters who said he had talked about attending the events in D.C. and had posted about it on social media. Bru is identified by the FBI in photos near the Capitol making the Proud Boy "OK" symbol with his hand, while wearing a pair of swim goggles around his neck. The FBI also cited other video and photos from Jan. 6 that show Bru marching with Proud Boy Ethan Nordean, also arrested, in the rioting crowd at the Capitol. The images show Bru wresting away a piece of metal barricade, and inside the Capitol. According to public records, Bru has lived in Washington, Louisiana and Oregon, and owns a corportation based in Vancouver, Washington called High Mountain International Trading.

Elizabeth Rose Williams

Age: 31

Arrested or charged on: March 23, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority and with Intent to impede or disrupt the orderly conduct of government; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Williams was identified when tipsters reported the social posts of her boyfriend Bradley Bennett to the FBI, the agency reported. Houston Public Media, a service of the University of Houston, reported that Williams is a Texas Hill Country lifestyle coach and natural health advocate. Either Williams or Bennett sent a text describing their experience inside the Capitol as "majestic and so wild," however the author isn't clear in the court documents.

Bradley S. Bennett

Age: 41

Arrested or charged on: March 23, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

What happened

Bennett posted photos and videos inside the Capitol to his Facebook page, where they were discovered by tipsters, according to the FBI. Bennett, a QAnon supporter, made social media posts that were more combative than other supporters, the FBI reported one witness saying. Bennett made numerous posts encouraging people to attend the D.C. events, then deleted most of them within 24 hours of the riot, court records state.

Matthew Loganbill

Age: 55

Arrested or charged on: March 29, 2021

Home state: Missouri

Charges

Obstruction of a Congressional proceeding; unlawful entry; violent entry or disorderly conduct.

What happened

On Dec. 19, Loganbill posted on Facebook: "They haven't seen a riot, til our side gets started," the FBI reported after obtaining a warrant to search his Facebook account. Other statements show he supported President Trump and believed the former president was correct that the election had been "rigged." Loganbill's other social media posts about his participation in the riot and after the riot, prompted two witnesses to report his posts to the FBI.Court documents show Loganbill owns the firearms store Tooth and Nail Armory in Gravois Mills, Missouri. One of the witnesses told the FBI they were concerned about Loganbill's online statements and described him as a "hot head" bitter over the negative financial impacts of COVID-19 on his business, the FBI stated in court documents. That same witness reported Loganbill was "extremely immersed in the paramilitary lifestyle" and felt the Jan. 6 actions were justified. Screenshots in court documents show Loganbill admitted he crawled under scaffolding set up for the inauguration, up the stairs and into the Capitol. Loganbill also posted that he told an officer "we came peacefully this time, it will be different if we have to come again." He wrote the officer replied that he was on the rioters side and shook Loganbill's hand. However, the FBI reported that body worn camera footage showed an officer directing Loganbill to leave the area and physically pushing him to leave at one point.In an interview with the FBI, Loganbill told agents he traveled with others to D.C. but would not identify who they were, and that he was accompanied by protesters who were retired military veterans, whom he also declined to identify, the agents stated. He did admit taking and wearing his own gas mask. On Jan. 7, the FBI reported, he posted: "They saw how easy we took the Capitol-unarmed and peacefully, next time ..."

Ezekiel Stecher

Age: 46

Home state: New Jersey

Charges

Civil disorder; assault on a federal officer; knowingly entering or remaining in a restricted building or grounds; violent entry or disorderly conduct; obstruction of justice/Congress

What happened

After receiving a tip about a video taken at the Capitol where a man identified himself as Ezekiel Stecher from New Jersey, the FBI confirmed his identity from a farmer who buys produce from Stecher. The FBI said Stecher was seen on the lower west terrace in the melee when the crowd was taking riot shields from police officers and passing the shields out to the crowd. In documents provided to the court, the FBI included screen shots from videos that show Stecher pushing against police toward the doors of the Capitol for nearly two hours, including one image where he's among those pushing to get into a second set of doors being guarded by the officers.

Arthur Jackman

Age: 30

Home state: Florida

Charges

Obstruction of an official proceeding; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority

What happened

Jackman is seen on the west side of the Capitol with other members of the Proud Boys, including Florida leader, Joe Biggs, who has been indicted, the FBI reported in court documents. Jackman is seen in several videos and photos with Biggs outside and inside the Capitol, including a video where he walks with his hand on Biggs' shoulder. Jackman also took a selfie inside the Capitol, flashing a Proud Boys symbol, according to screen shots in the court documents. During an interview with FBI on Jan. 19, agents reported Jackman said he had been a member of the Proud Boys since 2016 to support Donald Trump and that he had traveled to D.C. to be a "visual representation, to support President Trump and to stop the steal." Jackman told the FBI the Proud Boys were not there to infiltrate the Capitol as it was not a sanctioned Proud Boys event.WFTV9 Orlando reported Jackman is married to a Sheriff's deputy and that he wore a shirt in court that stated, "Proud Boys did nothing wrong."

Daniel Rodriguez

Age: 38

Home state: California

Charges

Corruptly obstruct, influence and impeded an official proceeding; obstruct, impede and interfere with a law enforcement officer; forcibly assault, resist, oppose, impede and interfere with an officer; theft of government property; destruction of government property

What happened

Rodriguez, dubbed #TaserPrick by Deep State Dogs, an online sleuthing group that identified him, is accused of using an electroshock weapon on Metropolitan Police Department officer Mike Fanone, who was battered and beaten during the riot. The Huffington Post, working with the sleuthing group, identified Rodriguez in a story weeks before the indictment. Rodriguez also faces charges related to the theft of an emergency escape hood and damaging a window in the Capitol.

Ryan S. Suleski

Age: 37

Arrested or charged on: March 10, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; obstruction of justice/Congress; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; theft of government property

What happened

In a TikTok video, Suleski said he was in the "initial wave of people" that forced their way into the Capitol, and that he was tear gas "grenaded" and hit by rubber bullets, according to the FBI. He also stated in a video "we got our point across. We showed how weak their defense was," the agency stated. Acting on tips, the FBI identified Suleski and interviewed him at his home on Jan. 18. The FBI stated Suleski admitted being inside the Capitol, but insisted he didn't take anything. However, court documents indicate agents who watched security video saw Suleski pick some documents up off the floor and put them into his backpack. The agents identified Suleski in the security footage by the clothing he was wearing in a video interview with the BBC at the Capitol.

Jeremy J. Vorous

Age: 43

Arrested or charged on: March 26, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; and obstruction of an official proceeding

What happened

Vorous posted a photo on Facebook of himself inside the Capitol, standing in front of a bust of Abraham Lincoln, wearing a T-shirt that read "NOT TODAY LIBERAL" in white letters, while holding a red, white and blue cowboy hat, according to court documents. When Vorous posted the photo, according to the FBI, he asked if it looked staged and added: "I promise the beanbags were real the mase [sic] is still burning on me aft a shower and 6hrs, the gas was real the flash grenades were also real."When interviewed later by the FBI, Vorous told the agents that he asked a police officer inside the Capitol if they could take a selfie, but instead the officer took his cell phone and offered to take a photo of Vorous in front of a statue, according to court documents. While the FBI stated they weren't able to corroborate that statement, they were able to find other encounters Vorous had with police, based in part on hours and hours of body camera footage they've reviewed. In both cases, the FBI reported he was yelling at police. He later told the FBI in an interview that he did not go to the Capitol to commit violence and expected a peaceful protest, the documents show. He also said that someone had an agenda and "got people to do things they had no intention of doing otherwise trying to make them look like terrorists."

Caleb Jones

Age: 23

Arrested or charged on: March 29, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Knowingly enter and remain in any restricted building or grounds (two counts); violent entry disorderly conduct in any of the Capitol buildings (two counts)

What happened

Jones was among rioters seen scaling the walls of the Capitol, the FBI stated in court documents. A witness reported Jones to the FBI, and provided two other witnesses, including one who Jones sent messages to from inside the Capitol. Court documents show Jones sent messages and photos to friends.

Anthony R. Williams

Age: 46

Arrested or charged on: March 24, 2021

Home state: Michigan

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; knowingly engaging in disorderly or disruptive conduct that impedes the conduct of government business.

What happened

An online tip focused the FBI's attention on Williams, who had posted photos of himself inside the Capitol on Facebook, according to screen shots in court documents. Williams began posting about the trip more than a week earlier. He'd dubbed it "Operation: StormTheSwamp," with the hashtag #NoRetreatNoSurrender, the title of a popular 1980's martial arts movie. Williams had used the hashtag as early as Nov. 13, in a post in support of President Trump, repeating the unfounded conspiracy theory that some Americans "had participated in fraudulent scheme to overthrow the president." The FBI also reported Williams shared videos after the riot, including one discussing how the Capitol was "stormed," where he said: "We took this (expletive) building."

Christian Cortez

Arrested or charged on: March 26, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Assaulting a federal officer; civil disorder; obstructing an official proceeding; unlawfully entering a restricted building to disrupt government; disorderly or disruptive conduct on restricted grounds.

What happened

A person Cortez went to school with called the FBI one day after the riot to identify him based on nationally televised videos. Cortez was wearing a red beanie, grey jacket and red shirt, according to the FBI, which confirmed his identity with his driver's license photograph. In the video, the FBI reported, Cortez is standing on the left side of Capitol doors holding a blue flag with the word "Trump" in white letters, before stepping in front of an officer and saying something to the officer. Later, the FBI stated in court documents, the crowd near the entrance begins to chant "Traitor," and then Cortez can be heard screaming that police officers were "oath breakers." As the officers prepared to spray the crowd with repellent spray, he challenged them to "do it," the FBI stated. When he was sprayed in the face, the FBI reorted he challenged the officer to "Do it some (expletive) more." When he took another step toward the oficers, thrashing his arms, the video showed law enforcement officers spraying Cortez with fire extinguisher retardant.

Jeffery Finley

Arrested or charged on: March 21, 2021

Home state: West Virginia

Charges

Knowingly enter and remain in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in any of the Capitol buildings

What happened

Finley wore a blue suit, a ball cap, a wired ear piece and a face covering with skull markings to the Capitol riot, the FBI stated in court documents. Finley was shown on security footage entering the Capitol at about 2:54 p.m., and the FBI said it determined through phone records that his phone was in the vicinity that day.

David Judd

Age: 35

Arrested or charged on: March 24, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Assault with a dangerous weapon; obstruct, impede or intefere with a fireman or law enforcement officer

What happened

Judd posted an ad on social media in the days leading up to the riot, looking for a ride to the Capitol, according to a screen shot provided by the FBI in court documents. He said: "worked for the president this year in Maine, I'm a Texas Patriot and American First Supporter." He said he had a license to carry a firearm and was a professional driver. On the 6th, Judd was seen in surveillance footage at the Capitol for more than an hour and a half, participating in the melee that occured on the lower west terrace, court records show. He wore a MAGA ball cap backwards, a black hoodie and a grey vest, the FBI stated, and can be seen in the video pushing against police lines and helping to pass back riot shields people had taken from police officers. Shortly afterward, the FBI stated he's shown on video lighting an object on fire and throwing it at officers, before turning and walking out of the tunnel. Someone standing next to him yelled: "You going to do that and run away?" The FBI stated when someone asked what Judd had done, the same member of the crowd said he had thrown a firecracker.

Russell Alford

Age: 60

Arrested or charged on: March 22, 2021

Home state: Alabama

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct

What happened

When the FBI arrived at his paint and body shop in Hokes Bluff, Alford told the agents: "I wondered when y'all were going to show up," court documents show. "Guess you've seen the videos on my Facebook page." Alford had posted video from inside the Capitol on his YouTube page, the court affidavit stated, and the FBI located him on security camera footage from inside the Capitol. Alford told the agents he and a friend drove to DC to attend the rally.

Benjamin LaRocca

Age: 27

Arrested or charged on: March 15, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Obstructing an official proceeding; unlawfully entering any restricted building to disrupt government; disorderly or disruptive conduct on restricted grounds.

What happened

When interviewed by the FBI, LaRocca told agents that he and Christian Cortez, also arrested, drove from Texas to Virginia on Jan. 4, court documents show. On Jan. 6, the pair drove to D.C. LaRocca told the agents he wore a backpack to buy merchandise in the city, and that he walked with Cortez toward the Capitol and entered through an open door. LaRocca told the FBI there were no law enforcement officers at the door when he entered, according to court documents.

Ethan C. Seitz

Age: 31

Arrested or charged on: March 26, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Two witnesses reported Seitz to the FBI after seeing statements, photos and videos on his Facebook page about the Capitol riot, the agency stated in court documents. The FBI reported he could be seen in security footage, after matching him to his drivers license photo. Through a warrant, the FBI obtained Facebook messages from seitz to others, which include admitting he climbed into the Capitol through a broken window and was pepper sprayed inside the building. "First time I ever came to DC and I was right at the front of the charge into the capitol seems fitting I suppose," Seitz wrote in one message. In another, he wrote: "I pay taxes. That's mine and every other tax paying americans building. The federal government is run by WE THE PEOPLE. I didnt break no laws. I didnt destroy anything or hurt any body. I didnt even steal anything. Which was really hard for me. Lol"

Frank Scavo

Age: 59

Arrested or charged on: March 25, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Scavo, a former school director and Republican who lost a Pennsylvania State Senate race in 2018 and a Pennsylvania State House race in 2019, turned himself in to the FBI. Scavo is one of the men who organized a bus trip to take people to D.C. for the rally for President Trump. According to media reports, Scavo said he was pushed into the Capitol.

Paul Rae

Age: 38

Arrested or charged on: March 24, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; obstructing, interfering or impeding an official proceeding.

What happened

Two witnesses alerted the FBI to Rae's identity after seeing him in videos of the Capitol riot, court documents show. The FBI stated he has previously identified himself as a member of the Proud Boys and was found in videos and security footage at the Capitol on Jan. 6 with Nick Ochs, a member of the Proud Boys Hawaii and Joe Biggs, an organizer of the Proud Boys in Florida. Both Ochs and Biggs were previously arrested. Local news outlets reported Rae's home was raided on March 24 and he was arrested.

Sara Carpenter

Age: 51

Arrested or charged on: March 23, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly or disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grounds.

What happened

Carpenter, a retired New York City police officer, took a tambourine with her to the Capitol riot, giving it a few shakes when she was in the rotunda, according to the FBI. She told investigators that she traveled to D.C. for the rally for President Trump, going to the location he had Tweeted for protesters to meet. Court documents show she told the agency that she began to walk with the crowd toward the Capitol after Trump's remarks, and then went in. The FBI stated Carpenter reported she saw police officers yelling for people to get out and she saw people leaving with items, but she stopped for videos and shook the tambourine. Court documents show she told officers she was trampled and pepper sprayed as she left the building.

Eric Von Bernewitz

Age: 46

Arrested or charged on: March 23, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

The FBI idenfitied Eric Von Bernewitz and his brother, Paul, after a witness reported a post on their sister's Facebook page. In an FBI interview, Eric Von Bernewitz said he asked his brother to come to the Capitol because his right arm is paralyzed. Once there, he said they went into the Capitol and left after about 10 minutes.

Paul Von Bernewitz

Age: 50

Arrested or charged on: March 23, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

The FBI idenfitied Paul Von Bernewitz and his brother, Eric, after a witness reported a post on their sister's Facebook page. Paul Von Bernewitz told the FBI in an interview that Eric asked him to come to the Capitol because Eric's right arm is paralyzed. Once there, Paul Von Bernewitz said they were in the building for less than 10 minutes. He told agents that he took photos in the building but had deleted them. According to court records, the FBI was able to recover several.

Jonathanpeter Allen Klein

Age: 21

Home state: Oregon

Charges

Conspiracy; Obstruction of a civil proceeding and aiding and abetting; obstruction of law enforcement during civil proceeding; destruction of government property; entering and remaining in a restricted building; disorderly conduct in a restricted building

What happened

In a federal indictment, FBI agents describe how Klein celebrated once he and his brother Matthew Klein had pushed past the barricades to the Capitol. At 2:16 p.m., Klein entered through a door on the northwest side of the Capitol, and engaged in a celebratory exchange with an identified member of the Proud Boys (“PERSON 1”), the FBI wrote. In the rotunda, Klein and "Person 1" had another celebratory exchange where he said "proud of your (expletive) boy," documents show. Klein and his brother then left the Capitol and forced their way through a door on the north side, the FBI stated, Klein traveled to D.C. with his brother to attend the rally. The Oregonian newspaper reported that Jonathanpeter Klein has posted on social media that he was a member of the Proud Boys.

Matthew Leland Klein

Age: 24

Home state: Oregon

Charges

What happened

On Dec. 29, 2020, the Klein brothers paid cash for two tickets to fly from Oregon to Philadelphia so they could attend the rally for Donald Trump in washington D. C., the FBI stated in court documents. After the rally, the pair entered the Capitol, according to the FBI. They went inside, then back out and then in through another door, documents state. Then the court documents state Klein worked in coordination with others to forcibly open a secured door on the Capitol’s north side, while federal law enforcement officers could be seen on the other side of the door. The indictment stated when the officers responded, Klein put on protective goggles, went toward them holding a Gadsden flag on a flagpole, to interfere with efforts to disperse the crowd.

Kevin Sam Blakely

Arrested or charged on: March 19, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

What happened

A search warrant to Google showed that a phone registered to Blakely was in the U.S. Capitol for almost two hours on the 6th, the FBI stated in court documents. He's also seen in security video taken inside the Capitol, without a mask and wearing the same sweatshirt he wore in a photo he posted on Facebook, the FBI stated. The documents also include a photo of him in an Instagram post by Vincent Palumbo.

Jeffrey McKellop

Age: 55

Arrested or charged on: March 21, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers with a deadly or dangerous weapon; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority with a dangerous weapon; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a resticted building or grounds, with a dealy or dangerous weapon; engaging in physical violence in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon.

What happened

Wearing a tactical ballistic vest, helmet and gas mask, McKellop assaulted four officers with a flag pole, cutting one near his left eye, the FBI alleges in a complaint accompanying his arrest. The FBI stated the patch on the center front of his vest represented the country of Georgia, the patch on the back is the symbol of the U.S. Army's Special Forces. Through its investigation, the FBI learned he's a retired Army Special Forces soldier and military contractor who has worked overseas. One witness told the FBI they'd seen McKellop wearing the same gear in an overseas combat zone in 2018. On the day of the riot, court documents show McKellop carried two flags, one a blue-line flag and the other a 13-star Betsy Ross flag with the words "Trump. Keep America Great." Besides the flag pole assaults, the FBI's investigation of security footage and body camera video found that McKellop battled officers, pushing them, trying to grab riot control spray and throwing a bottle at the line of officers.

Jennifer Heinl

Jennie

Age: 55

Arrested or charged on: March 21, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in a restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Heinl told FBI agents in a telephone interview that she did not enter the Capitol on Jan. 6, the agents wrote in court documents, but they pulled several photos of her inside the building from security footage and one from her friend Kenneth Grayson's iPad. The FBI stated it identified Heinl, who was wearing a red jersey with Trump 20 on the back, through her association with Grayson, who was previously arrested and charged with participating in the riot. Through a search of his messages, the FBI found that Grayson and Heinl had discussed the logistics of traveling to Washington and renting vehicles and hotel rooms between November and January.The Pittbsurgh Post-Gazette reported that Heinl is married to a police detective who served on an FBI violent crimes task force. The detective asked his wife not to go to the Trump rally in D.C., the newspaper reported, then filed for divorce in February.

Michael Orangias

Age: 38

Arrested or charged on: March 18, 2021

Home state: Kentucky

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct.

What happened

A tipster reported to the FBI that Michael Orangias and a co-worker took a day off work to go to the rally for President Trump in D.C. In his first interview with the FBI, Orangias said he was at the Capitol, but not in the Capitol, court documents show. But in a second interview at his place of employment, Orangias admitted he'd been inside the Capitol, the FBI reported. Orangias said he was inside for 5 to 7 minues, the FBI reported. In an expletive-laden podcast, "Wildly Uninteresting Podcast," Orangias discussed his participation at the Capitol. The FBI stated, he told the host the point of it was: "To keep America good.... Keeping the freedom of speech there.... If we let the left continue what they're doing, they're going to keep taking more and more...." Orangias is an outdoorsman, who told the podcast that he doesn't own a television.

Debra Maimone

Age: 27

Arrested or charged on: March 19, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Theft; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Maimone and her business partner Philip Vogel were seen inside the Capitol on Jan. 6, where Maimone took videos. Wearing a sweatshirt that said "Gods guns and Trump" and a flag mask, Maimone shot video inside the Capitol and posted it to Parler, according to the FBI. She was seen putting equipment into a backpack, including a gas mask. The FBI stated she was also seen rummaging through a black bag marked police and taking items from it.

Philip Vogel II

Flip

Age: 33

Arrested or charged on: March 19, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Theft; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

When Debra Maimone took her mask off to speak into the camera as she took photos inside the Capitol crypt, Vogel admonished her to put her mask back on, saying, "I don't want them to see you," the FBI reported in court documents. At 2:42 p.m., he is captured on closed circuit TV kicking in an office door at the Capitol, the FBI stated. At 2:47, Vogel and Maimone are seen on security video rummaging through a bag marked "police" and taking silver packages, which Capitol Police told the FBI are escape hoods to protect against chemical and biological agents in the air. FBI agents confirmed Vogel's identity through a news interview last October when he was in a boat that capsized. On Jan. 14, Vogel posted the following statement on Facebook: "The ppl being arrested are law abiding, taxpaying citizens. From Contsruction workers, business owners and real estate agents tp Cops, lawmakers, OLYMPIANS, and so many more. ... These ppl took a stand against tryants to matter where or who they were. Maimone and Vogel own and operate Vera General Contracting and Cleaning in McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania. Numeous people in states across the country have posted negative reviews on the business's Yelp page since the pair were arrested and charged with participating in the riot.

Jordan Kenneth Stotts

Age: 31

Home state: Minnesota

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted buliding or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

A friend of Stotts turned him in to the FBI after Stotts posted about the riot on Facebook, providing screenshots of posts such as this one: "The story of the siege: It all started by scaling a wall as we broke into the U.S. Capital(sic) to strike fear into the sold out Congress." The FBI stated the post continued: "We were peaceful but the police were not. Police were aggressive and on the wrong side." He also posted a 360-degree video taken inside the rotunda, the FBI stated. On Jan. 8, he started another post by saying: "They call us terrorsts, we are patriots." However, later that day he posted "Peace Out Facebook! Apparently I'm a wanted man and will be going off the grid for a while." In an interview with the FBI, Stotts said he was a supporter of President Trump and had come to Washington D.C. to attend a rally. He attended a rally on Jan. 5 and the Jan. 6 rally. Stotts told the FBI that he stayed inside the Capitol about an hour after entering with the crowd.

Daniel Herendeen

Age: 43

Arrested or charged on: March 16, 20212

Home state: Michigan

Charges

Knowingly entering a restricted building; disorderly or disruptive conduct.

What happened

Herendeen wore paramilitary gear for his trip into the Capitol with his buddy Robert Schornak. According to the FBI, he showed all the gear to a friend before leaving, including body armor, goggles, a combat-styled belt, a knife and a canister of something he called "ANTIFA spray." In photos, he's also wearing a helmet. Herenden also posted video on Facebook taken inside the crypt at the Capitol. Both Herendeen and Schornak were captured in security footage images, the FBI stated. In a selfie photo with Schnorak, Herendeen appeared to flash a white power symbol with his left hand.

Robert Schornak

Age: 39

Arrested or charged on: March 16, 2021

Home state: Michigan

Charges

Knowingly entering a restricted building; disorderly or disruptive conduct.

What happened

Schornak and Daniel Herendeen messaged each other on Dec. 30, discussing their planned attendance at the "Stop the Steal" rally in D.C. on Jan. 6. According to the FBI, Shornak said: "Can't stay home, I would not be able to live w myself." His buddy Herenden responded: "That's how I feel. I'm supposed to go with (redacted) but it sounds like he might back out," court records show. A witness reported Schornak to the FBI, based on a Facebook post, the FBI wrote in the document. Schornak appeared to wear a camouflage vest.

Thomas Sibick

Age: 35

Arrested or charged on: March 12, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Robbery; obstruction of an official proceeding and aiding and abetting; civil disorder; assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct on restricted building or grounds; impeding ingress and egress in a restricted building or grounds; engaging in physical violence on restricted building or grounds; impeding passage through the Capitol grounds or buildings; and acts of physical violence in the Capitol grounds or buildings.

What happened

Sibik was initially charged in March with several counts related to the Capitol riot, but was indicted on additional charges in a multi-count indictment unsealed on April 16.Before he lost conciousness following a violent attack on the lower west terrace of the Capitol that saw him pulled down steps and beaten with a pole, Officer M. Fanone with the Metropolitan Police Department remembers a man yelling that he was going to take the officer's gun and kill him with it, the FBI stated in court documents. Video and his vest showed evidence that his badge had been ripped off the vest. But his body worn camera recorded the scene, the FBI reported. That eventually led the agency to Sibick, after a called provided information that Sibick had posted video of the riot on his Instagram account.The video showed Sibick screaming from the lower west terrace: "Just got tear-gassed, but we're going, baby, we're going! We're pushing forward now!" Court documents state the FBI talked with Sibick at least three times, and that he kept changing his story about what happened to Officer Fanone's badge and radio. First, he said he feared for his life and that of the officer, then he said he remembered the badge "coming off" as he reached to try to help the officer, then he said he dropped the badge, then he said he dropped it in a nearby trash can, then he recanted and said he took the badge home to Buffalo and threw it in a dumpster, court records show. Finally, Sibick called the FBI agent and stated he had buried the badge in his back yard but bought a metal detector to find it and dig it up again, and he stated he had actually thrown away the radio. Sibick posed for a photo with a Capitol Police riot shield, and a screenshot from his Instagram of another photo stated it was the "wildest experience in my life."

Aaron James Mileur

Age: 41

Arrested or charged on: March 9, 2021

Home state: Alaska

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in a restricted building; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

On the same day as the riot, someone called the FBI to say Mileur had posted photos and videos of himself inside the Capitol, the agency stated in court records. A second caller reported Mileur had posted a video from inside the Capitol in a Facebook group called "Save Anchorage."

Stephanie Miller

Age: 30

Arrested or charged on: March 20, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct.

What happened

Stephanie Nisonger Miller traveled with her husband from Ohio to attend the rally on Jan. 6, and they are one of several couples arrested for their participation in the Capitol riot. On Jan. 7, according to the FBI, Stephanie Miller posted the following on her Facebook page: "Just so it's clear, this is NOT what this looked like by any means. And that hanging (expletive) was no where around! What a shame pictures and media try to make something g(sic) out to be when it wasn't. Someone can believed whatever they want, but until your physically there and seen it, then your lying to yourself. What an experience it was and feeling to have after!" She followed up the statement with photos from events in and around the Capitol, the FBI stated in court documents. The Millers were turned in by a family member.

Brandon Miller

Age: 34

Arrested or charged on: March 19, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct.

What happened

Brandon and Stephanie Miller are one of several married couples accused of raiding the Capitol together. In arresting documents, the FBI pointed out multiple posts from the Millers on Facebook regarding the election certification and the riot. Court documents show on Jan. 5, Brandon Miller posted: "How much longer are 'We the People' Going to let 535 people Tell 330 MILLION People What to Do??? They work FOR US!! We Pay Them." Then, the record stated on Jan. 7, Miller sent a message on Facebook messenger that he had been "banded" from Facebook for posting a live video inside the Capitol. "We did see the blood trail from the girl that got shot and killed," he wrote, according to the FBI. In a message to another user, Miller said he wished he'd gotten a photo or video of that, the FBI stated. A family member reported the couple to the FBI. The agency used geo location services provided by Google to determine the Millers were in the Capitol on the 6th, and they were seen in security camera footage.

Robert Scott Palmer

Age: 53

Arrested or charged on: March 18, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Assaulting, resisting, opposing or impeding an officer while armed with a deadly or dangerous weapon; obstructing, impeding or interfering with law enforcement; unlawful entry; disorderly or disruptive conduct; physical violence against a person in a restricted building or grounds

What happened

Palmer, who owns a cleaning service in Largo, Florida, was dubbed #FloridaFlagJacket by online sleuths, because he wore a jacket styled like an American flag with the word Trump on the front and a Trump campaign pin to the Capitol. The FBI reported he threw a wooden plank at officers, sprayed the contents of a fire extinguisher toward officers, threw the fire extinguisher at them and then picked it up and threw it at them a second time. Court records in Pinellas County, Florida show Palmer has been in trouble with authorities more than a dozen times over 35 years, including a 1989 felony charge of fraud and theft and a 1998 felony charge of false imprisonment. Records show he declared bankruptcy in 2014 and was ticketed with driving on a sidewalk or bike path in 2018.

Elliott Bishai

Age: 20

Home state: South Carolina

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in a restricted building; knowingly engaging in disorderly or disruptive conduct in a restricted building; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Bishai is an active member of a Civil Air Patrol Unit, along with Elias Irizarry who was also arrested and charged with participation in the riot, according to an FBI statement. That record shows Bishai and Irrizary both posted on Snapchat from the Capitol. A photo captured for Getty Images inside the Capitol shows Bishai helpfully taking a photo of Grayson Sherill, standing with a statue of President Dwight D. Eisenhower. Sherill also was arrested.

Charles Donohoe

Age: 33

Arrested or charged on: March 17, 2021

Home state: North Carolina

Charges

Conspiracy; obstruction of an official proceeding and aiding and abetting; destruction of government property and aiding and abetting; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a restricted building or grounds.

What happened

Donohoe, a North Carolina Proud Boy, is one of four Proud Boys named in a March 10 indictment regarding their alleged activities at the Capitol. Others listed are Zach Rehl of Pennsylvania, Joe Biggs of Ormond Beach, Florida and Ethan Nordean of Washington state.Court documents quoted Donohoe after the riot: “[w]e stormed the capitol unarmed [....] And we took it over unarmed." The motion for detaining him stated: "Donohoe instructed his co-conspirators to communicate by means of encrypted messaging to avoid law enforcement two days before the attack on the Capitol." And, the motion stated he destroyed prior communications for the same purpose.

Zach Rehl

Age: 35

Arrested or charged on: March 17, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

What happened

Rehl, leader of the Philadelphia Proud Boys, was one of four Proud Boys named in an indictment regarding their alleged activities at the Capitol on Jan. 6. Others listed on the indictment are Charles Donohoe of North Carolina; Joe Biggs of Ormond Beach Florida and Ethan Nordean of Washington state.Rehl graduated from Temple University's business school in 2016, and earned a masters degree in 2017, according to information the Temple News reported from his Linked In profile. He wore a Temple University Owls backpack while leading a group of rioters to the Capitol building.

Dillon Paul Homol

Age: 22

Arrested or charged on: March 16, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; obstruction of Justice/Congress

What happened

Two former classmates turned Homol over to the FBI. The agency said the witnesses reported Homol streamed live on Facebook from the Capitol and also posted a Snapchat video of himself holding a red "Trump, Make America Great Again" flag. Homol told the FBI that he didn't see any violence and that he was forced into the Capitol building by the crowd.

Elias Irizarry

Age: 19

Arrested or charged on: March 15, 2021

Home state: South Carolina

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in a restricted building; knowingly engaging in disorderly or disruptive conduct in a restricted building; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

A student at The Citadel and the son of Daytime Emmy-winning soap opera actor Vincent Irizarry, Irizarry joined a crowd that crawled through a window in the Capitol, the FBI stated in court documents. At least three people who knew him tipped off the FBI that he was in the Capitol, based on photos and videos of the event, agents said, and he's also seen in surveillance footage. NorthJersey.com reported that Irizarry was chairman of the Essex County Teenage Republicans while a student at Montclair High School in New Jersey. The USA TODAY network newspaper reported in 2017 that Irizarry spoke against naming Montclair a sanctuary city in 2017, saying "We need to put Montclair citizens first, not undocumented foreigners."

Jonathan Daniel Carlton

Danny

Age: 45

Arrested or charged on: March 18, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Carlton traveled to Washington D.C. with Bradley Weeks, who was arrested in Florida on Jan. 21, the FBI stated in court documents. The agency also reported that Carlton walked Weeks' wife down the aisle when they got married. On the day before Weeks was arrested, Carlton called to tell Weeks he'd been interviewed by the FBI and said he had been pushed into the Capitol by people who threatened him and his family if he turned back. In an interview with the FBI that same day Carlton told the agents that he and Weeks never went into the Capitol, court records show. However, after his arrest, Weeks confessed that he and Carlton did go into the Capitol. The FBI said it obtained cell phone messages after Weeks allowed his device to be searched which showed the two had a conversation while Carlton was inside the Capitol.In a later interview, the FBI said Carlton admitted he'd been inside the Capitol but wanted to distance himself from it because he was embarrased to have participated and appalled by the riot. Carlton is a state corrections officer in Florida.

Mark Ponder

Age: 55

Arrested or charged on: March 18, 2021

Home state: District of Columbia

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; obstruction of Justice/Congress/ assaulting a federal officer with a dangerous or deadly weapon

What happened

Ponder was in an area of particularly violent clashes with police officers. The FBI said he was identified in an officer's body-worn camera video on the Lower West Terrace, striking an officer with a long thin pole. After breaking the pole on the officer's riot shield, Ponder returned to the crowd and re-emerged with another stick, thicker than the first and colored red, white and blue, documents show. The FBI stated he rushed the officers again, and was striking at an officer who was protecting himself with a clear riot shield. At 2:49 p.m., when a line of officers began to advance on the crowd, the officers sprayed pepper spray, and Ponder struck an officer once in the left shoulder with the pole, the complaint stated. Afterward, several officers took him to the ground court documents show. Officers began to arrest him, but then released him because a transport vehicle wasn't able to reach the Capitol grounds to get him and the officers had been ordered to return to the riot to assist with crowd control.During his conversation with the officers, documents show Ponder told them: "You know, deep in your heart, you know ... that your fathers, your grandfathers, they fought for this freedom in which people are giving away. The thing is, at some point you are goign to have to choose and make up your mind what side you are going to take ... that's what we fighting for because they are stealing that right." Even after being released, Ponder returned and was seen near the inauguration stage just after 5 p.m.

Clifford Mackrell

Age: 20

Arrested or charged on: March 18, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Assaulting an officer; entering a restricted building or grounds; obstruction of justice; violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grounds

What happened

Mackrell was part of the crowd on the lower terrace pushing against barriers, pushing a line of officers backward and then physically attacking the officers, including hitting an officer and trying to rip off his gas mask, the FBI alleges in a criminal complaint. After the officers knocked him down, a person videotaping the events followed Mackrell and asked for his name, the FBI stated, and Mackrell replied that he was "Cliff" from Ohio. Then he stated: "whatever it takes for my country," "I'm not done," "I'm going back in," according to the complaint. When Mackrell's photo appeared on the FBI's wanted list of Capitol rioters, a tipster informed the FBI that person #124 was named Cliff and graduated from Wellington High School in 2018. The agency was able to take that information and locate Mackrell. The FBI served a warrant on Facebook for Mackrell's account. On Jan. 6, he stated he had thought the government was corrupt for a very long time, "now how about we get rid of all of them because well it is our literal jobs as american's(sic) to kill the tyrannical government." The next day, he told one of his Facebook friends in a conversation that he didn't like it that people went in and took things from the Capitol, according to the complaint. He also noted his head hurt after being hit 10 - 15 times with a baton.

George P. Tanios

Age: 39

Arrested or charged on: March 14, 2021

Home state: West Virginia

Charges

Assault on an officer with dangerous weapon (3 counts); conspiracy to injure an officer; civil disorder; obstucting or impeding any official proceeding; physical violence resulting in significant bodily injury; violent entry; aiding and abetting.

What happened

George Tanios is one of two suspects charged with assault related to the death of Capitol Police officer Brian Sicknick. The FBI alleges Tanios and his friend Julian Khater conspired together to injure police officers. Court records show Khater walked up to Tanios around 2:14 p.m. and told him "give me that bear shit," then reached into Tanios’ backpack and grabbing some kind of chemical spray in a white can with a black trigger top. Tanios replied: “Hold on, hold on, not yet, not yet... it's still early," according to the FBI's complaint. But Khater responded that the police had already sprayed him with a chemical, and he was captured on video shortly afterward spraying the canister toward a group of officers that included Sicknick. A tipster told the FBI that Tanios had bragged about his participation in the riot on Facebook.A witness identified Khater and Tanios and said they grew up together in New Jersey. Federal records show Tanios declared bankruptcy in 2020, and owed more than $400,000 to the state of West Virginia and the IRS. For more than a decade Tanios had a sandwich shop in Morgantown, West Virginia, called Sandwich University, where he had trademarked the name "King of the Fat Sandwich." He was identified in part by the words Sandwich University on a shirt he wore during the riot. He was also involved in a business in State College, Pennsylvania.

Julian E. Khater

Age: 32

Arrested or charged on: March 14, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Assault on an officer with a dangerous weapon (3 counts); conspiracy to injure an officer; civil disorder; obstucting or impeding any official proceeding; physical violence resulting in significant bodily injury; violent entry; aiding and abetting.

What happened

Khater is one of two suspects charged with assault related to the death of Capitol Police officer Brian Sicknick. Video of the Capitol riot shows Khater walking up to his friend George Tanios on the lower west terrace about 2:14 p.m. telling Tanios to "give me that bear shit," and reaching into Tanios' backpack, according to a criminal complaint accompanying their arrest. While Tanios said "not yet ... it's still early," Khater is seen telling Tanios, "They just (expletive) sprayed me," and holding a white can with a black top, according to the complaint. At approximately 2:20, video shows Khater walk through the crowd to within a few steps of the bike rack barrier and stand directly across a line of law enforcement officers that included Sicknick, Capitol Police officer C. Edwards and Metropolitan Police Officer D. Chapon, who was wearing a body camera, court documents show. At about 2:23, as rioters begin pulling on the bike rack with ropes and their hands, Khater is observed about 5-8 feet away from the officers, with his right arm up high in the air, aiming the spray can in the officer's direction and moving it from side to side, the documents state. All three officers are then seen on video reacting to something striking them in the face. The officers were immediately temporarily blinded and incapacitated, the FBI stated. Edwards and Chapman stated the substance in the can was as strong as, if not stronger than, any version of pepper spray they had been exposed to during training. A witness identified Khater and Tarios and said they grew up together in New Jersey.

Annie Howell

Age: 30

Arrested or charged on: March 8, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in a restricted building or grounds; knowingly engaging in disorderly or disruptive conduct; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; obstruction of justice/Congress; obstruction of an official proceeding; aiding and abetting.

What happened

Tipsters first alerted the FBI to Howell's activity in the Capitol the very next day, saying she had filmed videos and shared the video on Facebook, the FBI said in court records. Witnesses told the FBI that she appeared to be inciting the crowd and leading chants, such as "whose house, our house," the FBI stated. The FBI also received a 27-second video taken inside a ransacked confrence room in the Capitol with broken furniture and televisions ripped off the wall, where Howell was seen leading a chant with about 20 people inside the room. In court documents, a screenshot shows a post by Howell on Facebook, where she said she watched a woman get shot and was tear gassed eight times. In a later post, Howell said: "I have countless photos of bloody patriots, including myself. They shot us, hit us with sticks, tear gassed us, shot us with rubber bullets and knocked us to our feet," according to a screenshot in the documents. In chats with friends during the riot, Howell was encouraged to leave the building, but she replied, in part, with "No (expletive) way."Based on an exchange with her father on Facebook about a new cell phone, the FBI concluded that Howell's father was giving her guidance to ensure incriminating material wasn't recovered from the phone if it was seized by law enforcement. She was indicted by a federal grand jury on March 12.

Andrew Michael Cavanaugh

Arrested or charged on: March 16, 2021

Home state: Montana

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

The FBI used ProPublica's trove of Parler vidoes to find a lead regarding a man inside the Capitol wearing a camouflage-colored baseball cap that stated "Tactical Citizen," a court document shows. Agents discovered the cap was made by a company in Belgrade, Montana owned by Cavanaugh, the FBI stated in the document. A screenshot of Cavanaugh's Facebook shows he paid $535 for a ticket to fly to D.C. for the 6th.

Robert Ballesteros

Age: 27

Home state: New York

Charges

Entering or remaining in any restricted building; disorderly or disruptive conduct

What happened

Ballesteros posted a video from inside the Capitol on Instagram and a witness reported it to the FBI, court records show. In comments on Instagram, he told a follower he'd taken the video down because someone told him they'd tipped off the hotline, according to court records. Ballesteros told the friend that a woman had been shot "for nothing."

Richard Franklin Barnard

Age: 55

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 25, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Unlawful entry on restricted building or grounds (2 counts); violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

Barnard and Jeffery Witcher were buddies together in the U.S. Marine Corps and traveled to Washington D.C. for President Trump's rally, staying at the Moxy Hotel. Barnard told the FBI in an interview that he started moving toward the Capitol in hopes of being closer to the President when he announced he would march to the buillding, the FBI stated in court documents. Barnard and Witcher went into the Capitol building together around 2:02 p.m., where they went into the rotunda.As the crowd began to push against police officers in the room, Barnard and three other individuals shielded police officers with their bodies as the crowd moved past, the FBI stated. The officers and Barnard moved to a shattered window near the front entrance and Barnard and Witcher left the building, according to th edocuments. In total, they stayed in the building about 16 minutes. Court documents show Barnard tooks some photos and videos but became worried after his wife texted him, so he deleted the photos and videos.

Jeffery Shane Witcher

Age: 58

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 25, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Obstruction of an official proceeding; unlawful entry on restricted building or grounds (2 counts); violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

As a combat veteran, Witcher felt like free speech across the country was being censored and that most people were tone deaf to discussion, the FBI stated in court documents. Witcher told the FBI his purpose was to take part in civil disobedience, which he felt was necesssary to facilitate a dialogue, but he had expected it to be non-violent and peaceful. The FBI stated he joined the crowded headed to the capitol and went into the building. Once inside, he got excited, as he took video with his camera. The FBI stated he could be heard saying "I am in the White House. We crashed this. Our house. We did it, family we did it!" In his interview with the FBI, he clarified that he was "so emotional and invested in the moment," he briefly forgot he was in the Capitol building and not the White House, the FBI stated in court documents. He chanted and encouraged officers not to forget the oath they had taken.

When Witcher saw or heard someone throw a fire extinguisher, he could be heard on the video shouting "Don't do that! ... These are not our enemies," court records show. Witcher later provided Barnard's information to agents. The two men also traveled with a third friend, who is not identified. Witcher contacted the FBI after learning that an acquaintance had turned him in for the videos he'd shared from inside the Capitol.

Mark Roger Rebegila

Age: 31

Arrested or charged on: March 16, 2021

Home state: Kansas

Charges

Knowingly enter or remain in any restricted building; engage in disorderly or disruptive conduct

What happened

Mark Rebegila told the FBI that he asked a police officer at the Capitol if he could go in and the officer shrugged his shoulders. He transmitted a video chat while he was in the Capitol but then deleted it because he did not want to get into trouble.

Boyd Allen Camper

Age: 54

Arrested or charged on: March 11, 2021

Home state: Montana

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building; engaging in disorderly or disruptive conduct; disorderly or disruptive conduct in Capitol building or grounds; parading, demonstrating or picketing in Capitol building.

What happened

In an interview with CBS, Boyd Allen Camper admitted to the news crew that he had been inside the Capitol, stating: "I was on the front line" and "We're going to take this damn place. If you haven't heard it's called the insurrection act and we the people are ready."

When the FBI agents interviewed him a couple of weeks later, he told them that he had walked through with a Go-Pro camera and that the contents would implicate him. The FBI stated he would not allow the FBI to review the contents unless they would confirm that they would not use the contents against him.

Antionne Brodnax

Age: 38

Arrested or charged on: March 11, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted buliding or grounds; disorderly condut in any Restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Brodnax posted photos of himself inside the Capitol on social media, including a photo of him sitting on the statue of Norman Borlaug, an American agricultural scientist who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1970. The FBI siad Brodnax used the handle "Bugziethedon." In an interview with the FBI, Brodnax said he was in DC to shoot a music video, and followed the crowd of people entering the Capitol building afer Capitol Police moved the gates that blocked the door, according to court documents. He also told the FBI he didn't participate in any violence and left after about 40 minutes. An Instagram post captured by witnesses shows him with John Sullivan, a Utah activist who shot video inside the Capitol and was arrested earlier.

Christopher Worrell

Age: 49

Arrested or charged on: March 12, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building; violent entry and disorderly conduct; obstruction of justice/Congress; knowingly engaging in an act of physical violence in any restricted building or grounds.

What happened

FBI agents raided Worrell's home in East Naples, Florida on the morning of March 12. Worrell had previously been arrested in 2009, when local law enforcement charged him with impersonating a police officer. The FBI alleges Worrell, a Proud Boy, traveled to Washington D.C. with his girlfriend and posted a video on Facebook of himself participating in the riot. When the FBI first visited Worrell on Jan. 18, he became "estremely agitated and upset that the FBI was at his house," the agency reported. He admitted being at the Capitol, but denied being in the building, court documents show. Images show him wearing a tactical vest, camouflage-colored hydration pack with patches, a clip-on can of pepper gel, an American flag style gaiter and a push-to-talk radio ear piece. In photographs from the scene, according to the FBI, he's seen with other Proud Boys, including Joseph Biggs from Florida. The photos also include images of him on the west side of the Capitol deploying the pepper pepper spray toward officers.

Howard Berton Adams

Age: 57

Arrested or charged on: March 10, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; obstruction of justice/Congress; Knowingly entering or remaining in a restricted building; disorderly or disruptive conduct; disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; parading or demonstrating in the Capitol building.

What happened

Adams violently entered a door in the Capitol Rotunda, screaming and brandishing a flagpole with a U.S. flag emblazoned with a coiled snake, the FBI stated in court documents. When the FBI met with Adams and his wife in an interview, they showed him a photo from an Inside Edition video, and Adams asked "Who is that?" Court documents indicate one agent said: "It looks just like you; that's why we're here." Then Adams stated: "This was not anything I had planned at all. I went for a, to go hang out with the rest of the crowd, got up too close to the front, an wound up just, just getting caught up. I'll be honest. I would never, I was actually even praying for some of the cops when I was in there. Um, so you already have the picture." Then when Adams' wife asked to see the picture, she said: "Oh my gosh, you look angry," to which Adams replied, "Hmm-m," according to the FBI's "Statement of Facts." Later in the same interview, Adams apologized to the agents for asking "Who is that?"

Kevin Cordon

Age: 33

Arrested or charged on: March 9, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Violent entry or disorderly conduct

What happened

The Los Angeles Times reported brothers Kevin and Sean Cordon were arrested after a tipster referred the FBI to a video on a Finnish newspaper's website. Court documents detailing the case are not yet available.

Sean Carlo Cordon

Age: 35

Arrested or charged on: March 9, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Violent entry or disorderly conduct

What happened

The Los Angeles Times reported brothers Sean and Kevin Cordon were arrested after a tipster referred the FBI to a video on the website of Ilta Sanomat, a newspaper in Finland. Cordon told the newspaper's journalists that he saw people scuffling with the cops" and that he was hit by a projectile, before going through the broken windows. "We're here to take back our democratic republic," Cordon told the newspaper, before going on to discuss conspiracy theories regarding the election. He said: "We're taking our country back, this is just the beginning." In the three-minute video, Cordon said entering the building was "a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to show that the people of this country are not going to take this corruption laying down."

Jessica Bustle

Age: 36

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Knowingly enter or remain in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly or disruptive conduct

What happened

The Bustles were arrested after the FBI received a tip about Jessica Bustle's Facebook posts, according to court documents. The documents include a screenshot of a Jan. 6 post that stated: "We don't win this thing sitting on the sidelines. Excited to stand for truth with my fellow patriots and freedom fighters. in DC today. Lessss do this." Another post by Bustle stated: "Pence is a traitor. We stormed the capital(sic)." A screenshot showed she also referenced the death of Ashli Babbitt, who was shot by a law enforcement officer as she tried to crawl through a window, calling Babbitt "an unarmed peaceful woman." Yet another of her posts stated she and her husband just walked in to the Capitol with other people.Bustle carried a sign stating debunked conspiracies about vaccines.

Joshua Bustle

Age: 34

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Knowingly enter or remain in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly or disruptive conduct

What happened

A married couple, Joshua and Jessica Bustle, entered the Capitol through the east entrance to the rotunda, according to the FBI.

Kenneth Harrelson

Age: 41

Arrested or charged on: March 11, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Conspiracy to defraud the United States; harassment of a witness; damage of government property; and entering a restricted building or grounds.

What happened

Harrelson, a U.S. Army veteran is a member of the Oath Keepers, and was among those pictured moving through the chaos in a military-style formation, dressed in paramilitary gear, both inside and outside of the Capitol, according to the FBI. Phone records show Harrelson organized a meeting called the "dc planning call" on Jan. 3, and also talked with Oath Keeper Kelly Meggs in the days before the riot, the FBI stated. Meggs of Dunnellon, Florida, was arrested on Feb. 17.

After obtaining records from "Go To Meeting," the FBI concluded that Harrelson, under the user name "gator 6" had organized around 30 meetings affiliated with the Oath Keepers between Sept. 30 and Jan. 3. The documents also include references to yet another member of the Oath Keepers, who the FBI calls "Person Three." The FBI stated the message said that individual was committed to being the quick reaction force, staged outside the building to bring in "the tools if something goes to hell." It has been previously established in the documents that a quick reaction force would oversee a cache of weapons that could be brought to the Capitol at short notice.

The FBI pointed out in the document that one of the emblems worn by an Oath Keeper during the Capitol riot stated: "I don't believe in anything. I'm just here for the violence."

Corinne Lee Montoni

Age: 31

Arrested or charged on: March 10, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Obstruction of an official proceeding; disorderly and disruptive conduct in restricted building; parading and demonstrating; aiding and abetting.

What happened

Weeks before the Capitol riot, Montoni actively refuted the results of the presidential election on her social media accounts and referred to a "revolution." The FBI reported that on Dec. 15 she posted: “Trump is our leader. This is not over yet. January 6th is the day to keep an eye on and if that doesn’t work, we will be in DC on the 20th letting the world know we REJECT progressive liberalism."In a conversation with a friend on Facebook on Dec. 20, according to the FBI, she wrote: “Trump called us to dc jan 6th [sic]”. When the friend voiced doubt that he might not be able to afford the trip, she wrote: "Haha well I want you there so I’ll help...For Christmas...It’s a Christmas present...Money is arbitrary when we’re talking revolution."And then on Jan. 6, she told another Parler user: "I was there. We were 99% MAGA. I didn't see one ANTIFA. I was inside the Capitol."

Joshua James

Age: 33

Arrested or charged on: March 9, 2021

Home state: Alabama

Charges

Obstructed, influenced and impeded an official proceeding; entered and remained in a restricted building

What happened

James, a member of the Oath Keepers, owns and operates a cleaning services company and has served as security for speakers at "Stop the Steal" rallies and events, the FBI stated in court records. On Jan. 5th, James exchanged six calls with a person the FBI called "Person Five" in court records, the pair also had exchanged numerous calls around the same time as previous rallies in Washington D.C. in November and December. On the 6th, James, wearing a backpack, Oath Keepers ball cap, and black shirt with an Oath Keepers patch, is photographed standing next to Person Five, also wearing tactical gear, the FBI stated. The group of Oath Keepers and affiliates is accused of later pushing their way aggressively into the Capitol in a military style formation known as a stack.

James' cell phone was tracked to the Capitol, the FBI said, based on cell tower signals in the area, and he is seen in photos and video taken inside the building, court records show.

Dale Shalvey

Age: 36

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Knowingly entering a restricted building or grounds; disorderly or disuptive conduct

What happened

Shalvey, a farmer who handcrafts Shaker-style wood furniture items, wore Army-green tactical clothing, including a helmet and gear, when he went to the Capitol. The FBI said he also took photos and videos, which include shots of his face and recording of himself yelling "(Expletive) yeah" as he roamed the hallways of the Capitol. He was turned in by a couple of people, including a classmate from his days in high school in Wheeling, West Virginia. One video taken in the Capitol shows Shalvey appearing to read a document that stated Senator Ted Cruz objected to the certification of the Arizona electoral votes. When a voice that the FBI believes was Shalvey's said "He (Cruz) was going to sell us out all along," another rioter said, "No that's a good thing. That's a good thing."

Troy Sargent

Arrested or charged on: March 9, 2021

Home state: Massachusetts

Charges

Assault, resist or oppose an officer; obstruct, impede or interfered with a fireman or law enforcement officer; knowingly enter or remain in any restricted building or grounds.

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What happened

Troy Sargent took a smiling selfie as he stood with his back against a police riot shield and a wall of police officers just outside the Capitol. Photos he posted on social media prompted no fewer than four people to report him to the FBI. In court records, the agency stated body worn camera video on police officers shows him physically engaging with one or more law enforcement officers.

Matthew Wood

Arrested or charged on: March 5, 2021

Home state: North Carolina

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct; obstruction of justice/Congress

What happened

When Matthew Mark Wood saw his photo as No. 71 in the FBI's wanted gallery, he called to admit it was him. Wood admitted he crawled through a broken window, but told the FBI he never intended to march on the Capitol building or disrupt the Electoral ballot certification, the agency reported. Wood told the FBI he was swept along by the crowd and entered the Capitol to avoid being trampled, according to court records. However, the FBI stated it found evidence to the contrary.Although Wood estimated he spent about 45 minutes inside the buliding, including inside House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's conference room, the FBI's investigation of videos showed he was inside the building for an hour and 17 minutes. The FBI stated the videos show he was there when the windows were being broken, was the 10th person to crawl through the window, about 10 seconds after it was broken, and waved and encouraged others to engage and confront law enforcement officers as they attempted to clear the rotunda. FBI agents also found a post by Wood on Facebook defending the riot. He wrote: "SOME condemned my actions today on Capitol Hill. ...Our election was stolen. The system is against us. I stood up to our tyrannical government." In another post, a screenshot shows Wood stated: "Make no mistake, the Capitol Police were not our target, they stood between us and the ones we wanted."

Jared Adams

Arrested or charged on: March 9, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; knowingly engaging in disorderly or disruptive conduct in a restricted buliding

What happened

Phone location data collected by the FBI for January 6 places Adams in the Capitol for an hour and 47 minutes, the FBI stated in court documents. He wore an Ohio State sweatshirt and backwards baseball cap.

To confirm his identity, the FBI talked to two witnesses and to managers of three apartment complexes where he applied to live between 2017 and 2019. The FBI says Adams posted a video on his Instagram account showing people breaking into the Capitol, and including the statement: “We stormed the Capitol building and the senate today! I can tell my grandchildren I was there!”

Ronnie B. Presley

Age: 42

Arrested or charged on: March 5, 2021

Home state: Tennessee

Charges

Obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; obstruction of justice/Congress; entering a restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; violence in restricted building

What happened

Presley identified himself inside the Capitol in social media photos and videos, the FBI stated in court documents. In one of several photos in the statement supporting his arrest, Presley is standing at a door and appears to be gripping the top of an officer's riot shield.

Isaac Steve Sturgeon

Arrested or charged on: March 8, 2021

Charges

Corruptly obstruct, influence and impede an official proceeding before Congress; forcibly assault, resist, oppose, impede, intimidate and interfere with an officer of the United States or any person assisting such officer; obstruct, impede and interfere with a law enforcement officer; knowingly enter and remain in a restricted building' physical violence; obstruct, or impede passage in the U.S. Capito' physical violence in the Capitol buliding

What happened

Sturgeon is named in an indictment with very little information available.

Jerry Edward Ryals

Age: 26

Arrested or charged on: March 5, 2021

Home state: Oklahoma

Charges

Obstruction of an official proceeding; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building; disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; disorderly or disruptive condcut in Capitol building; parading, demonstrating or picketing in the Capitol buildings.

What happened

"We reclaimed our Capitol, just to be slandered by the media," Ryals wrote on Facebook after the riot, according to the FBI. "Things are headed in the direction of a Revolutionary war against the corruption of our government.

"It is our responsibility to handle this at all costs. We are not animals, we are not barbarians, we are the heart of this country and the last ones to stand up for your freedom."

Ryals, an apprentice electrician, traveled to Washington D.C. with his boss, Anthony Griffith, to attend the President's rally. The FBI said both men admitted going inside the Capitol. Several witnesses identified Ryals and Griffith.

Anthony Alfred Griffith, Sr.

Age: 56

Arrested or charged on: March 5, 2021

Home state: Oklahoma

Charges

What happened

Griffith, who owns an electric business, admitted to the FBI that he went into the Capitol after attending the rally for President Trump. Both men went into the Capitol, left and then went inside again. The FBI reported Griffith said he thought the Capitol Police were letting people inside the building, even though he admitted seeing people breaking windows and the officers holding riot shields in front of them.

Shane Jenkins

Age: 43

Arrested or charged on: March 5, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Assault on federal officer; obstruction of law enforcement; damage to federal property; entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct; entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority

What happened

A tattoo across his neck that says "Mama tried," a tattoo under his right eye and hand tattoos helped lead volunteer sleuths and the FBI to Jenkins. The FBI stated that Jenkins posted on Facebook that he had been at the Capitol riot. The agency found a public video showing him removing a metal survival hatchet from a backpack, then using that hatchet to hit a window to the left of the lower west terrace tunnel, a window that cost $1,500 to repair. A parole officer who was previously assigned to Jenkins and met with him for several years identified him in an FBI interview. The FBI stated that Jenkins also trhew a pole, a desk drawer, a metal pipe and a flagpole at officers, hitting them in the head. Later that night Jenkins confronted officers trying to enforce a curfew outside the Embassy Suites Hotel, wearing the same clothing he's seen wearing in photos at the Capitol.

Andrew William Griswold

Age: 28

Arrested or charged on: March 5, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct; obstruction of justice; disorderly or disruptive conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

According to the conditions of his release, Griswold was restricted to travel only in North Florida or to Washington D.C. for a court hearing, may not possess a firearm or any other weapon, must not use alcohol excessivly and submit to testing for prohibited substances. No other information about his charges was immediately available.

Larry Stackhouse

Age: 33

Arrested or charged on: March 8, 2021

Charges

Knowingly enter or remain in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly or disruptive conduct

What happened

Stackhouse called off work on Jan. 5 and 6 and had been reprimanded in the past for violating company policy by displaying political signs and attire in support of Trump. Co-workers recognized Stackhouse and confirmed his identity in law enforcement interviews and stated he had video on his phone taken inside the Capitol building.

Treniss Jewell Evans III

Arrested or charged on: March 4, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Obstruction of justice/Congress; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

FBI agents went to Evans home to interview him on Jan. 17 and he had already retained an attorney, who had advised him not to talk without an attorney present. Through a search warrant, the FBI obtained a phone identification number for Evans from Google, which showed him in the Capitol. The FBI reported Google said its maps display a phone's location within 10 meters. At certain periods on the 6th, Evans' phone's map display radius was entirely within the Capitol. The FBI noted Evans is seen climbing through a window, wearing a yellow cap and olive green jacket and also using a megaphone inside the Capitol. The FBI's documentation said a witness reported Evans took shots of fireball in Pelosi's office but doesn't follow up to say whether their investigation found that to be true.

Roberto Minuta

Arrested or charged on: March 6, 2021

Home state: New Jersey

Charges

Obstruction of an official proceeding and aiding and abetting; restricted building or grounds; tampering with documents or proceedings

What happened

Minuta, a tattoo artist, was part of a team that provided security to Roger Stone on the morning on the Capitol riot. The New Jersey man is one of six members of the Oath Keepers on that security detail. When a story in one newspaper mentioned the effort that volunteer sleuths had put in to identifying Minuta and placing him in the Capitol, Minuta called up the paper's reporter and denied being inside the Capitol, saying the person in the photos wasn't him, even though the caps, googles and hoodies were identical. In early March, his tattoo studio in Newburgh, New York was vandalized. In May last year, he opened the studio in defiance of state orders to remain closed.

Federico Klein

Freddie

Age: 42

Arrested or charged on: March 4, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Obstructing Congress; assaulting officers using a dangerous weapon

What happened

A State Department political appointee who worked for Donald Trump's 2016 campaign, Klein held a top secret security clearance when he barged his way to the front of a crowd during the Capitol riot. Wearing a MAGA hat, he pushed back against officers who ordered him to stand back and used a stolen police riot shield to keep a set of doors open that officers were trying to close, court documents show. Klein was also seen on video inciting the crowd and shouting: "We need fresh people, we need fresh people," according to the documents.Over a period of about 17 minutes, he's seen using the shield to push against at least three different officers with the Metropolitan Police Department. He became a staff assistant in the State Department's Office of Brazilian and Southern Cone affairs shortly after Trump's 2017 inauguration. One of his co-workers identified him and was interviewed by the FBI. Klein resigned Jan. 19, the day before President Joe Biden's inauguration.

Eric Barber

Age: 41

Arrested or charged on: March 3, 2021

Home state: West Virginia

Charges

Theft; disorderly conduct; entering a restricted building or grounds.

What happened

Barber, a former city councilman in Parkersburg, West Virginia, didn't try to hide his presence in the Capitol. Barber broadcast a Facebook live video from the Capitol during the riot and gave an interview to The Parkersburg News and Sentinel for a story published the next day. However, an FBI investigation showed that he also went inside the Capitol, moving through Statuary Hall and the Rotunda, taking selfies. But then the FBI alleges he began searching through items at a C-SPAN media stand, unplugging something and taking it with him. The agent believes it was a $50 portable power station.

Bryan Wayne Ivey

Age: 28

Arrested or charged on: March 4, 2021

Home state: Tennessee

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds; disorderly or disruptive conduct in a restricted building; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol buliding.

Outcome

Pleaded guilty in June to parading, demonstrating or picketing inside Capitol grounds.

What happened

The FBI stated videos show Ivey crawling through a broken window to get into the Capitol, and then went to a door to help others get in.

Jackson Kostolksy

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 26, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct

What happened

Kostolsky admitted to the FBI in an interview that he was inside the Capitol during the riot, but said he was only about five feet inside, long enough to take photos and video, before being forced out by police, court records show. Friends tipped the FBI that he traveled to D.C. with another friend. He wore a leopard skin vest and a red hat to the riot.

Elias Costianes

Age: 42

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 12, 2021

Home state: Maryland

Charges

Obstruction of Congress; unlawful entry of restricted building; violent entry, disorderly conduct, and other offenses on Capitol grounds

What happened

An anonymous tipster reported that Costianes posted videos from inside the Capitol to a Snapchat account, including video taken inside the "Senators Only" elevator. He's also captured on security camera footage inside the building.

Robert William Norwood III

Robbie

Age: 37

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 25, 2021

Home state: South Carolina

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct;obstruction of justice; theft of government property

What happened

Two different stories describe Norwood's foray into the Capitol on January 7, the version he told family and friends in group texts and the version he told the FBI in an interview after the agency took photos of those texts. Norwood went to Washington D.C. with his wife to attend Trump's rally, but as they were moving toward the Capitol he became separated from his her, court documents show. In text messages, Norwood bragged that because he dressed in all black like antifa he "got away with things that others were shot or arrested for." In the messages he indicated that he took an officer's vest, and included a selfie of him wearing a U.S. Capitol Police tactical vest under a hoodie. Then he texted: "I fought 4 cops, they did nothing. When I put my red hat on, they pepper balled me." However, when Norwood sat down with an FBI agent for an interview, he said the text messages were meant to make him sound "tough." Reeder told the FBI that as he entered the Capitol, two Capitol Police officers were waving people inside and one of them told him "I'm on your side," according to court documents. Norwood told the FBI that he helped protect officers from being assaulted, including forming a human chain to protect certain officers. As he was leaving the building, he recalled, another person picked up a police vest from a stack of equipment and put it on him and then he picked up a helmet before walking away to be reunited with his wife.

James Matthew Horning

Age: 44

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds without lawful autohrity; disorderly or disruptive conduct

What happened

Multiple people tipped the FBI to Horning's identity after seeing photos and videos on social media. The FBI statement of facts included a screen shot from Horning's social media, where he stated: "To anyone on my list who has a problem with what happened in DC today ... I am damn proud I was there. If you have a problem with that, hit the inbox if you want. or use the unfriend feature if you ain't bout it." Court records show he was seen inside the Capitol, wearing a light brown coverall, a bright orange beanie-style hat and a turquoise-colored bandana.Asked in one post why he went to the Capitol, Horning replied: “3 reasons... to be there when history happens. To participate in anarchy. To smoke weed in government buildings.....The real reason was to intimidate congress.. they have a 9% approal rating. We accomplished that. Maybe they will work on that because they know we could have got them and have mercy."

Kari Dawn Kelley

Age: 40

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 18, 2021

Home state: Alabama

Charges

Enter a restricted building or grounds; unlawful activities on capitol grounds, disorderly conduct; parading and demonstrating in Capitol building.

What happened

Another accused rioter gave the FBI Kelley's identity, agents said in court documents. Those documents include black and white photos of Kelley inside the Senate Wing, wearing a scarf and gray hoodie. While she was in a crowd in the Capitol, the FBI said it appeared she was talking to someone else on the FaceTime app on her cell phone. According to a LinkedIn account that appears to be hers, Kelley, an insurance adjuster, has worked as a community volunteer with Habitat for Humanity and Toys for Tots, as well as serving a mission trip to hand out food and essentials to children and their parents in Reynosa Mexico.

Grayson Sherrill

Arrested or charged on: March 1, 2021

Home state: North Carolina

Charges

Disorderly or disruptive conduct; impeding or disrupting a session of Congress

What happened

A Charlotte, North Carolina television station reported that Sherrill's family turned him in. He's seen in photos wearing a red, "Keep America Great " hoodie.

Zachary John Wilson

Age: 31

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 19, 2021

Home state: Missouri

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds

What happened

Wilson posted on Facebook that he was among the first to make it into the Capitol on Jan. 6 and that the first thing he found was House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office, the FBI said in court documents. Someone who saw that post turned him in, the FBI said. Wilson tagged one or two others in the post, but the FBI redacted those identities in a screenshot of the post included in the court documents. When a friend responded to tell Wilson he's lucky he wasn't in jail at that point, Wilson replied, "I didn't do anything wrong." According to the FBI, Wilson, a Trump supporter, said in an interview that he wanted his "voice to be heard." He also told the FBI he initially posted an 18-second video while inside Pelosi's office, but later deleted the video and deactivated his Facebook account.

Nicholas Burton Reimler

Age: 28

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 19, 2021

Home state: Missouri

Charges

Violent entry or disorderly conduct; entering a restricted building or grounds

What happened

A federal case file has been created for Reimler and a public defender appointed but the charging documents have not yet been released. Television station KSDK in St. Louis published a screen shot of Nick Reimler's Facebook account, showing he shared a Dec. 30 post by Donald Trump: "JANUARY SIXTH, SEE YOU IN DC!"

John Steven Anderson

Age: 61

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 17, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Assault, resist or impede a police officer; theft of government property; obstruction of law enforcement; entering a restricted building; violent entry to the Capitol

What happened

Anderson, according to court records, had dramatic exchanges with U.S. Capitol Police officers, who eventually took him to medical assistance after he told them he was on the verge of collapse from pepper spray as he and other rioters tried to force their way into the Capitol.Capitol police originally arrested Anderson on Jan. 6, but the Department of Justice filed new charges in mid-February. The FBI stated Anderson was in a crowd of people trying to push through a passageway at the lower west terrace door around 2:48 p.m. when "a large cloud of spray" was dispensed. Video footage shows Anderson grab a riot shield from an officer and pass it into the crowd and then helping to pass a second shield into the crowd, according to court documents. Body camera footage then captured exchanges between Anderson and officers. One threatened to spray Anderson unless he released the shield he was using to protect himself. In a second incident, an officer ordered the crowd to back up and told Anderson to stand up, but Anderson responded that he couldn't go anywhere. The FBI stated the audio captured Anderson saying he had asthma and couldn't breathe. The FBI indicated the officer told him the officers had to establish a line and then he would call an ambulance. Then an officer brought Anderson through the doors and footage captured him being assisted through a crowd of officers.The Florida Times-Union reported Anderson was fully shackled when led into a courtroom in Jacksonville on Feb. 25. Public records show Anderson is the president of a Florida corporation formed in December called Emergency Meals and Provisions, and has been associated with automotive repair companies and coating distributors.

Lewis Easton Cantwell

Age: 35

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 19, 2021

Home state: North Carolina

Charges

Civil disorder; obstruction of an official proceeding; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a Capitol buliding; parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building; aiding and abetting.

What happened

A federal grand jury returned a six count indictment against Cantwell on Feb. 18, for his role in the Capitol riot. A search of public records shows Cantwell owns Sip Sum in Sylva, North Carolina, selling special brews of teas and kava. The Smoky Mountain News reported that Cantwell said during a phone interview that he was filming and "didn't go inside the Capitol building." The newspaper also reported that he rode with friends who were going to the Trump rally, and "didn't go there with any intention to hurt anyone or storm the Capitol."

Christopher Patrick Moynihan

Age: 30

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 25, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Knowingly enter or remain in restricted building or grounds; disorderly or disruptive conduct

What happened

Moynihan can be seen on video taken of the Senate floor, as he took photos of notes and documents and stated: "There's got to be something we can use against these (expletive) scumbags," the FBI stated in court documents. A former colleague recognized him and tipped the FBI. The agency interviewed two witnesses before charging Moynihan.

Danielle Nicole Doyle

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 24, 2021

Home state: Oklahoma

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds; disorderly or disruptive conduct in restricted building; violent entry and disorderly conduct (two counts)

Outcome

Pleaded guilty to parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building on July 14.

What happened

Doyle's coworkers from her former place of employment, a professional sports team in Oklahoma City, spotted her on videos of the Capitol riot and tipped off the FBI. The FBI then located her on security video, including a shot of her crawling through a window to get inside the Capitol. She is also seen in video footage from John Sullivan, who was later arrested and charged for his role in the riot.

Andrew Alan Hernandez

Age: 44

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 25, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds (two counts); obstruction of justice; violent entry and disorderly conduct (two counts)

What happened

Hernandez wore a company shirt and hat to the Capitol riot, and was later fired by his employer for misrepresenting the company in illegal activities, the FBI stated in court documents. The company had received a complaint in its public information office after Hernandez appeared in a photo in the New York Times magazine from the riot. The FBI stated Hernandez is seen in a photo inside the Capitol carrying a flag with a GoPro camera ziptied to the flag pole. Based on a search of his social media posts, the FBI concluded Hernandez adheres to Q Anon beliefs as well as other conspiracies. As early as Nov. 6, Hernandez posted this on social media: “If people do not fight now go out and protest the vote/election fraud. Than(sic) your voting days are over. They are trying to steal the vote and will perfect and protect their fraudulent voting system when in power. . . You will have a tyrannical dictatorship. Fight Fight Fight[.]

Anna Morgan-Lloyd

Age: 49

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 24, 2021

Home state: Indiana

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds; disorderly or disruptive conduct that impedes or disrupts the orderly conduct of government business.

What happened

"That was the most exciting day of my life," Anna Morgan-Lloyd told her friend Dona Sue Bissey in a Facebook post on Jan. 7. According to court documents supporting her arrest, she also wrote: "I'm so glad we were there. For the experience and memory but most of all we can spread the truth about what happened and open the eyes of some of our friends."Two weeks later, when Morgan-Lloyd, a grandmother, went into the Greene County Sheriff's office to get a firearms permit, an employee in the office recognized her as a person who had posted on Facebook about the riot at the Capitol. The employee looked around on Facebook and found photos of the two women together and alerted the FBI. Court documents show two other witnesses also had turned the women in. Morgan-Lloyd's Facebook photos show she had been a Trump supporter since 2016 when she posted a photo of a Trump bumper sticker on a car. The cover photo on her Facebook page is a photo of President Donald Trump walking outside the White House, and, on Jan. 3, she made a Q Anon logo her temporary profile photo.

Dona Sue Bissey

Age: 52

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 24, 2021

Home state: Indiana

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds; disorderly or disruptive conduct that impedes or disrupts the orderly conduct of government business.

Outcome

Pleaded guilty to parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building on July 19.

What happened

Dona Sue Bissey and her friend Anna Morgan-Lloyd traveled to Washington D.C. and posted about their trip on Facebook, according to court documents. Bissey posted that they were among the first group of 100 to 200 people in the building, having followed in a woman named Linda. "When we Marched to Capitol she said "I'm going in" and she lead the way. We went in," Bissey posted.

Witnesses reported to the FBI that Bissey owns a hair salon and espouses Q Anon conspiracy theories at work. In a Facbook post on the 7th, she wrote "It was a day I'll remember forever. (smile emoji) I'm proud that I was a part of it! No shame."

Jeremy Groseclose

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 25, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; obstruction of justice/Congress; entering a restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

According to FBI tipsters, Groseclose posted photos on Facebook of the Capitol riot and said he was there when Ashli Babbitt was shot and killed. Although Groseclose wore a gas mask most of the time he was inside the Capitol, the FBI said he could be spotted on video because of a distinctive jacket with stripes on the arms.

Groseclose acted in concert with others to impede the Capitol police, including preventing police from closing a rollup door outside the Crypt, and was in the building for more than two hours, the FBI stated.

Luke Coffee

Age: 41

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 16, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Assault of federal law enforcement officer with a dangerous weapon; interference with law enforcement officer during civil disorder; obstruction of an official proceeding; unlawful entry; disorderly conduct

What happened

During a violent confrontation at the lower terrace area of the Capitol building, Luke Coffee, wearing a cowboy hat and camouflage jacket, picked up a crutch near the top of the stairs that had been used by others to attack officers, court documents show. Coffee brandished the crutch over his head facing the crowd, then lowering it, he turned toward a line of officers guarding the Capitol from further intrusion and pushed the crutch into the officers, the FBI stated, based on crowd video and body camera video.A witness recognized Coffee, an actor, in a video and tipped the FBI. In a telphone interview, Coffee told the FBI he did not engage in any physical confrontations with the police at the Capitol, according to court records. A Dallas website tracking the accused rioters in that region, CentralTrack.com said Coffee is an actor, who posted photos and videos of himelf at the Capitol on social media.

Clayton Ray Mullins

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 23, 2021

Home state: Kentucky

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding officers; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; entering or remaining in restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conducted in a restricted buliding; physical violence in a restricted bulding; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

A Metropolitan Police Department Officer guarding an archway that provided access to the Capitol's lower west terrace described being pulled into the crowd, kicked, struck with poles and stomped on by several people during a post-riot interview with the department. The officer said his helmet and gas mask were ripped off and his baton and cell phone were stolen, the FBI stated in court documents, and the officer was later taken to the hospital after another officer noticed his head was bleeding.Social media users helped the FBI locate Mullins, who they dubbed "slickback" because of his hairstyle, court records indicate. While reviewing social media content from the riot, the FBI concluded Mullins participated in that assault. Videos posted on You Tube and on body camera footage show Mullins grab the officer's foot and "violently pulling on it," the court document showed, leading to the officer being dragged down the stairs at the lower west tunnel entrance.

Raechel Genco

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 22, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Enter or remain in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly or disruptive conduct in restricted buliding or grounds that disrupts the orderly conduct of Government business.

What happened

During an investigation of Genco's boyfriend, Ryan Samsel, in late January, FBI agents discovered Genco traveled with him to D.C. and participated in the Capitol riot. Genco walked with him further into the Capitol grounds after he led a crowd in a successful effort to push the barricades down, the FBI stated in court documents.

Robert Maurice Reeder

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 24, 2021

Home state: Maryland

Charges

Enter or remain in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

Outcome

Reeder pleaded guilty in June 2021 to one count of parading, demonstrating or picketing in a capitol buliding.

What happened

The State Attorney's office for Harford County in Bel Air, Maryland, contacted the FBI after using facial recognition software on some of the photos the FBI had distributed seeking tips on the rioters' identities. The State Attorney's office had concluded one of the photos could be one of two Maryland residents. After investigation, the FBI concluded the person was Reeder, who later contacted the FBI through his attorney and provided a compilation of videos and photos he'd taken. At one point, court documents state, with the camera facing him, wearing a red Make America Great Again hat, Reeder chanted: "Fight for Trump."As he approached an open door in the Capitol, a high-pitched alarm could be heard, the FBI stated in the documents. He's heard on the video asking an officer for water, with the officer directing him outside, the court record stated. But Reeder entered the building, and his video captured him shouting at people not to destroy anything. Court documents indicate Reeder's video compilation showed he roamed around in the Capitol, possibly going out and back in again, for more than 90 minutes. At the end of the video, he recorded himself saying he'd been in for more than half an hour and had been gassed several times inside the building and many times outside. ""We had to do ... ah ... battle with the police inside. It was crazy ... absolutely insane."

Richard Michetti

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 23, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Enter or remain in a restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; obstruction of justice/Congress

What happened

Michetti documented details of his experience at the Capitol in a text debate with a former girlfriend during the riot, the FBI stated in court documents. For example, at 2:06 p.m. on Jan. 6, he sent a text: “...it’s going down here we stormed the building they held us back with spray and teargas and paintballs.”Through the course of the afternoon, court documents show he sent a couple of videos and the pair argued back and forth. At 4:30, he texted: "If you can't see the election was stolen you're a moron." Later, he told her he understood her point, but added additional texts about the conspiracies related to President Trump's election loss, including allegations the vote was "rigged." The FBI said it located Michetti in several photos inside the building, wearing a Chicago White Sox baseball cap.

Alexander Bennett Sheppard

Age: 21

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 23, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Enter or remain in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly or disruptive conduct that disrupts the orderly conduct of business.

What happened

A friend tipped the FBI that Sheppard had talked on social media about taking up arms in response to President Trump's election loss. A screenshot in court documents shows a Dec. 30, 2020 Facebook post by Sheppard: "Millions of us will be in Washington D.C. on January 6th to protest the RIGGED election and the acts of WAR that China committed on our country. I'll see you there."On Jan. 6, Sheppard was seen in photographs and videos inside the Capitol and yelling in the direction of officers, the FBI stated. When approached by the FBI for an interview on Jan. 19, Sheppard said he wanted an attorney present before answering questions, but did say he drove from Powell, Ohio to Washington D.C. to protest the "rigged election."

Tristan Chandler Stevens

Age: 25

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 5, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Forcibly assaulting, resisting or impeding officers or employees; knowingly entering a restricted building; violent entry and disorderly conduct; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building.

What happened

As a crowd of rioters battled police officers to force their way into the Capitol, Stevens held up his fingers and counted off to let the crowd know when to surge, yelling, he placed first one, then two, then three fingers into the air, prompting the group to surge forward, the FBI stated in court documents. He continued a few times, until someone at the front urged the crowd to back up again, the FBI stated. At one point, documents show Stevens grabbed a police riot shield being passed among the rioters and used it to push his way to the front of the line, then push against a line of officers. The FBI stated three separate witnesses identified Stevens.

Ryan Ashlock

Age: 22

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 22, 2021

Home state: Kansas

Charges

Corruptly obstruct, influence or impede an official proceeding before Congress; obstruct, impede, or interfere with a law enforcement officer during the commission of a civil disorder.

What happened

Based on photos of Ashlock with other members of the Kansas Proud Boys at the Capitol, the FBI alleges that he conspired with William Chrestman and others to obstruct the proceedings of Congress and the certification of the Electoral College and to obstruct law enforcement. Court documents state the group acted in concert to prevent officers from controlling the crowd by moving barriers, and using hand gestures to coordinate their actions. The FBI stated it is continuing to track other co-conspirators in that group. Like others seen that day, Ashlock wore bright orange tape on his clothing, as well as tactical gear such as a vest, goggles knee pads and gloves, court documents show. After other members of his group were arrested, one of them gave up Ashlock's name, the FBI said, and in an interview, Ashlock admitted he was at the Capitol but denied his actions were criminal.Ashlock drove to D.C. with two previously arrested defendants, Christopher Kuehne and Louis Enrique Colon. Members of the group were seen marching with a larger group of dozens of Proud Boys, including leaders Joseph Biggs and Ethan Nordean, who have also both been arrested. As the group engaged police officers guarding barricades at the Capitol, a video documents Ashlock was hit by pepper spray the guards were using to repel the crowd. He told the authorities he became separated from the group at that point and the FBI stated it had no information that Ashlock made it inside the Capitol with the other members of his group. Upon his release from jail, Ashlock was ordered to stay in the Kansas City metro area and to have no contact with Chrestman, Kuehne, Colon or siblings Felicia and Cory Konold, who were also with the group.

Derek Jancart

Age: 39

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 23, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds; disorderly or disruptive conduct that disrupts the orderly conduct of business; disorderly conduct in a Capitol bulilding; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building

Outcome

Pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct in a Capitol building.

What happened

A witness who saw photos of Derek Jancart inside the Capitol posted on Facebook alerted the FBI, court documents show. The information also was confirmed by one of Jancart's family members during an interview with the FBI, according to the documents, which also state the FBI found Jancart, wearing dark clothing, in building security footage.

Joseph Lino Padilla

Age: 40

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 23, 2021

Home state: Tennessee

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds; disorderly or disruptive conduct; engage in physical violence against a person or property in any restricted building.

What happened

A tipster reported to the FBI that Padilla had made posts on his Facebook page admitting he had been at the Capitol, the FBI stated in court documents. Another recognized Padilla in videos online, which show him shoving a police barrier in front of a line of officers and throwing a pole, the FBI stated, and acquaintances told the witness that Padilla had recently immersed himself in the alt-right and Q Anon. The FBI said he was wearing a swim mask and concluded the jacket he wore at the Capitol matched a jacket he wore in a Facebook photo posted on March 4, 2012. Their investigation located Padilla in video from body cameras worn by officers at the scene. Court documents also included a message Padilla posted on his Facebook page on Jan. 7: “There’s a lot of memes and posts flying around saying that the people who were fighting last night were all Antifa provacateurs etc. I just want to say that as a first hand observer of every point of last night, that it was not Antifa. They were Patriots who were trying to restore the Republic after being attacked by the cops, who struck first. Even those who broke the windows next to the doorway to the Capitol were Patriots trying to find a way to turn the Flanks of the cops.” On another Internet site, the FBI said, Padilla posted the following: "I was right there. I have the wounds to prove it. I pushed the rails, I pushed the stairs, and then pushed the doorway. I was beaten unconscious twice, sprayed more times than I care to count, received strikes from batons that should have been lethal (Multiple temple and carotid strikes) except that God was on my side.”

Thomas Webster

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 22, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Forcibly assaulting an officer; obstructing or impeding an officer in the performance of official duties; entering a restricted building; disorderly or disruptive conduct.

What happened

A retired NYPD police officer and U.S. Marine Corps veteran, Webster stands accused of attacking a Metropolitan Police Department officer at the Capitol. The officer's body camera footage shows Webster unleashing profanity-laden insults against the officer, then shoving a metal barrier into the officer and arming himself with a flagpole with a large Marine Corps flag attached, the FBI stated in court documents. Webster raised the flagpole above his head and then struck the metal barrier, before striking at the officer numerous times, the FBI stated, then Webster pinned the officer to the ground and tried to remove the officer's face shield and gas mask. At another point, the FBI said, Webster was shown on a video saying: "Send more patriots. We need some help."His attorney said Webster wasn't part of any organized group, he just "wanted to be heard."

Philip Grillo

Home state: New York

Charges

Entering a restricted building; disorderly or disruptive conduct that impedes or disrupts the orderly conduct of government business

What happened

Two people who grew up with Grillo in Glen Oaks, New York recognized him in video of the Capitol riot and alerted the FBI. The FBI located him on surveillance footage taken inside the Capitol, crawling through a window, holding a megaphone and standing with a crowd that pushed against officers and forced open a pair of exterior doors, the FBI stated in court documents. Grillo was wearing a Knights of Columbus St. Anne's Council #2429 jacket and a witness confirmed to the FBI that he's a member of the Catholic men's organization, the FBI stated. The agency also said it tracked him traveling to Washington D.C. through license plate readers on the night of Jan. 5.Grillo identifies himself on Facebook as "The Republican Messiah." He is a Republican state committeeman for the 24th assembly district, Queens, which he says on Facebook is "President Trump's Hometown District."

Thomas Vinson

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 23, 2021

Home state: Kentucky

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds; demonstrating on Capitol grounds; disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

Outcome

Pleaded guilty to parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Vinson and his wife Lori Ann traveled to Washington D.C. for the Stop the Steal rally and then went into the Capitol. Before her arrest, Lori Ann Vinson told the Evansville, Indiana Courier Press that she did not regret going into the Capitol and would always remember that day and be proud she was there.

Lori Ann Vinson

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 23, 2021

Home state: Kentucky

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds; demonstrating on Capitol grounds; disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

Outcome

Pleaded guilty to parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

The Evansville, Indiana Courier Press reported in January that Vinson was fired from her job as a nurse at Ascension St. Vincent hospital in Evansville on Jan. 8, after her employers found out she was one of the Capitol rioters. Vinson told the newspaper that she and her husband, Thomas, went to Washington D.C. for the Stop the Steal rally and the big plan was to leave from there and walk to the Capitol building. The newspaper reported Vinson and her husband spent about 35 minutes inside the Capitol and she felt she didn't do anything wrong. She said: "No one told us to leave, even the police. The police were, I don’t even want to say there was a police presence. They were interacting with people. People were still coming in the doors as we were there. Cops were standing at different doors, none of them saying, 'You can’t come in here."

Daniel Ray Caldwell

Age: 49

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 10, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; and assaulting, resisting or impeding an officer or employees.

What happened

The criminal complaint outlining the reasons for Caldwell's arrested remain sealed. The order states the court found grounds to believe the disclosure of details in the case could result in flight from prosecution, destruction of or tampering with evidence, intimidation of potential witnesses and serious jeopardy to the investigation. A federal court clerk was prohibited from entering any items on the court docket until Caldwell was arrested. According to a docket in his criminal complaint, Caldwell was arrested Feb. 10. The Associated Press reported he was booked into the Collin County Jail in McKinney, Texas with no bond.

An engineering technician in the semiconductor industry, Caldwell's LinkedIn profile says he graduated from U.S. Navy/Marine Corps schools in electronics, and public records show he was at Camp Pendleton in California for several years in the 1990s. His LinkedIn profile also states he was a shift foreman at Texas Instruments for 11 years, until July 2020, having previously worked there for seven years from 1999 until 2006. He and a co-worker at Texas Instruments received a U.S. patent in 2008 for a chemical mechanical polishing monitoring system.

Nicholes Lentz

Age: 41

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 21, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Lentz, a Trump supporter reportedly streamed live on Facvebook during the Capitol riot. He also posted on Facebook: “America has spoken. You can not stop millions of people. Cannot stop it. Can’t. It’s impossible. America has a voice. We give them the power."

“We’re not here to hurt any cops of course,” added the former police officer and Marine Corps veteran. “I love my boys in blue, but this is overwhelming for them. There’s no way they can hold us back.”

Lentz told an FBI agent in an interview that he had no intention of committing violence or destroying anything, and said he didn't, according to a charging affidavit by the FBI. “He added he felt obligated to help control the crowd, believing the crowd was more likely to listen to him than a uniformed officer.”

Lentz made national news in 2015 for rescuing a mother and baby from floodwaters.

Joseph Fischer

Age: 54

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

What happened

Just four days after the riot, a Pennsylvania police officer bragged on Facebook through an anonymous handle about breaking into the Capitol and pushing against a line of police trying to protect the building, a tipster showed the FBI. Through a subpoena to Facebook, the FBI was able to learn that the post was from Joseph Fischer, a patrolman at the North Cornwall Township Police Department. Fischer had posted an almost three minute long video on Jan. 8, with the text "Made it inside ... received pepper balls and pepper sprayed. Police line was 4 deep.. I made it to level two...," court records show. The person making the video had at least one physical encounter with a police officer, the FBI stated. On Jan. 7, Fischer posted: ..."entry into the Capital (sic) was needed to send a message that we the people hold the real power." However, the next day he exchanged a message with a friend and said he might need a new job. He said the chief had said something to him. Fischer told his friend: "I told him if that is the price I have to pay to voice my freedom and liberties which I was born with and thusly taken away then this must be the price ... I told him I have no regrets and give zero (expletive). Sometimes doing the right thing no matter how small is more important than ones own security."

Laura Young Steele

Age: 52

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 17, 2021

Home state: North Carolina

Charges

Conspiracy; Obstruction of an Official Proceeding and Aiding and Abetting; Destruction of Government Property and Aiding and Abetting; Entering and Remaining in a Restricted Building or Grounds

What happened

Steele wore a uniform of military-style attire to participate in the Capitol riot and worked with members of the Oath Keepers to obstruct the proceedings in the Capitol that day, the FBI alleges. According to photos in the criminal complaint, she is one of the women who wore a blonde ponytail that day. In the photos, she is seen marching with a group of people in a military-style "stack" formation, with their hands on each other's backs or jackets to stay connected during the assault. The FBI stated Young's team leader during the riot went by the call sign OK Gator 1, with the same phone number as Kelly Meggs, leader of Oath Keepers Florida and one of those arrested. Records obtained by the FBI from Google included a five-page application for Steele to become a member of the Oath Keepers, the FBI stated. It was dated Jan. 3, 2021 and listed 13 years of experience in law enforcement in North Carolina, having served as a K-9 officer and SWAT team member.

Salvador Sandoval

Age: 23

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 19, 2020

Home state: Iowa

Charges

Obstructing law enforcement; entering a restricted building; and violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Sandoval and his mother, Deborah, went to the Capitol riot together and both were arrested. They are among at least four parent and child pairs who have been arrested for participating in the Capitol riot. Court documents state that Sandoval pushed two law enforcement officers inside the Capitol and grabbed the shield of a third, trying to pull it away from the officer.

Deborah Sandoval

Age: 54

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 19, 2020

Home state: Iowa

Charges

Entering a restricted building; impeding the orderly conduct of government; and violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Sandoval and her son, Salvador, went to the Capitol riot together and both were arrested, the FBI reported. They are among at least four parent and child pairs who have been arrested for participating in the Capitol riot. According to the FBI, she shared video she had taken inside the Capitol and is seen on closed circuit television.

Paul Allard Hodgkins

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 19, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Obstructing or impeding any official proceeding and aiding and abetting; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority and impeding or disrupting offiicial functions; violent entry and disorderly conduct in Capitol buildings

Outcome

Hodgkins pleaded guilty to one count of obstructing an official proceeding.

What happened

Hodgkins was in the Senate chamber at the same time as Jacob Chansley, who wore the furry, horned hat and facepaint and is captured in a selfie Hodgkin's took, according to the criminal complaint. Hodgkins wore a Trump sweater and carried a large red Trump 2020 flag.

In an interview with the FBI, Hodgkins said he traveled alone by bus from Florida to D.C. When he entered the Capitol, Hodgkins told the FBI he saw other people breaking windows and engaged in a knife fight, but did not participate and didn't know them.

Kelly Meggs

Age: 52

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 17, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Aiding and abetting; conspiracy; destruction of government property; obstruction of an official proceeding; and entering a restricted building or grounds

What happened

Meggs, leader of the Oath Keepers in Florida, is one of nine people the FBI says are affiliated with the Oath Keepers and who were indicted on charges related to the Capitol riot. The Department of Justice said that Meggs posted the following on Facebook in December: "Trump said It’s gonna be wild!!!!!!! It’s gonna be wild!!!!!!! He wants us to make it WILD that’s what he’s saying. He called us all to the Capitol and wants us to make it wild!!! Sir Yes Sir!!! Gentlemen we are heading to DC pack your s***!!” He added: "We will have at least 50-100 OK there." In planning for Jan. 6, the DOJ said Meggs, like two others accused of conspiracy in the riot, said the group would not need to be armed because they would have a quick reaction force 10 minutes out that could bring in weapons if needed.

Connie Meggs

Age: 59

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 17, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Aiding and abetting; conspiracy; destruction of government property; obstruction of an official proceeding; and entering a restricted building or grounds

What happened

Meggs is one of nine who the Department of Justice has alleged are members of the Oath Keepers and conspired to obstruct Congress and the electoral college vote on Jan. 6. Justice officials say her husband Kelly is the leader of the Oath Keepers in Florida. Court records show Connie and Kelly Meggs stayed at the same Comfort Inn in Arlington, Virginia as Jessica Watkins, Donovan Crowl and Thomas Caldwell, also charged with participating in the riot.

Graydon Young

Age: 54

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 15, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Conspiracy; Obstruction of an Official Proceeding and Aiding and Abetting; Destruction of Government Property and Aiding and Abetting; Entering and Remaining in a Restricted Building or Grounds; Tampering with Documents or Proceedings

Outcome

Pleaded guilty June 23 to conspiracy and obstruction of Congress.

What happened

Young is one of nine people allegedly affiliated with the Oath Keepers indicted for conspiracy and arrested. The Department of Justice alleges that Young donned paramilitary gear and joined with members of at least two chapters of Oath Keepers to march into the Capitol in a military-style formation. The criminal complaint states Young applied for membership to the Florida chapter of the Oath Keepers on Dec. 3, 2020, then later arranged for himself and others to bra trained by a Florida company that provides firearm and combat training.. Florida records show Young is a director of a corporation that runs a pre-school in Englewood.

Court records show that Young forwarded an email to his sister on Jan. 4, which stated that as they had done on previous D.C. ops, they would have a "well-armed and equipped" quick response force handy if necessary. The email also stated: "As always, while conducting security operations, we will have some of our men out in 'grey man' mode, without identifiable Oath Keeprs gear on. For every Oath Keeper you see, there are at least two you don't see."

According to the criminal complaint, on Jan. 7 Young deleted his Facebook posts back through March 2019, and subsequently deleted his entire Facebook account. A witness told the FBI that in D.C. Young and his sister, Laura Young Steele, stated they were members of the Oath Keepers in D.C. to provide security at the Capitol.

Sandra Parker

Age: 62

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 18, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Aiding and abetting; conspiracy; destruction of government property; obstruction of an official proceeding; entering restricted building or grounds

What happened

Sandra Parker, wearing camouflage, operated with members of the "Oath Keepers Militia" inside the Capitol during the riot, while her husband Bennie remained in communication with the group on the Capitol grounds, the FBI alleges in a criminal complaint supporting the couple's arrest. The Parkers, the FBI alleged, conspired with people, both known and unknown, to obstruct Congress' affirmation of the Electoral College vote and committed other federal crimes in the process.

She was with a group of 8-10 people, some wearing Oath Keepers patches, who marched together with their hands on the back of the person in front of them in military fashion as they forced their way to the front of the crowd and into the Capitol, "significantly" damaging a set of Capitol doors, the FBI stated. Documents show she can also be seen on surveillance footage inside the Capitol.

Bennie Parker

Age: 70

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 18, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Aiding and abetting; conspiracy; destruction of government property; obstruction of an official proceeding; entering restricted building or grounds; obstructing an investigation

What happened

Bennie and Sandra Parker conspired with people, both known and unknown, to obstruct Congress' affirmation of the Electoral College vote and committed other federal crimes in the process, the FBI alleges in a criminal complaint supporting the couple's arrest. The Parkers were working with confirmed members of the "Oath Keepers Militia" and wearing similar clothing, the FBI stated.Bennie Parker was listed as a potential recruit in the phone of Jessica Watkins, an Ohio-based member of a militia and the Oath Keepers, who the FBI says helped organize a group participating in the riot. On Dec. 27, documents show, Parker texted Watkins: "I may have to see what it takes to join your militia, ours is about gone." They arranged to meet before Jan. 6 at the bar Watkins co-owns, the FBI stated, and in text messages discussed carrying weapons. In one text, Parker told Watkins he and his wife didn't have the suggested khaki pants, but by the time they arrived in D.C., according to hotel security footage and the court record, they were both wearing khaki pants.Among photos Watkins took at the Capitol, the FBI stated is one of the Parkers wearing tactical helmets and goggles, standing next to a person wearing a tactical vest with the wording "Oath Keepers." Photos show both helmets had a militia patch on the back.

Jonathan Gennaro Mellis

Age: 34

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 16, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Assault or resist or impede an officer; obstruct, impede or interfere with an officer during a civil disorder; knowingly enter a restricted building; engage in disorderly or disruptive conduct.

What happened

The FBI found a trove of information on Mellis' Facebook page, according to court documents. He posted "Storming the castle. The world heard US!!! Finally not ignored." A screen shot shows he also posted the following: "Don't you dare try to tell me that people are blaming this on antifa and BLM. We proudly take responsibility for storming the Castle."Mellis is seen in photos and videos, including one where the FBI concluded he appeared to be striking or trying to strike officers with a large stick between their helmets and body armor, where they weren't protected, which would be "more than sufficient to cause serious physical injury or death." Two tipsters told the FBI that Mellis had posted on social media with increasing frequency about the poltics and media coverage around the presidential election.

Daniel Dean Egtvedt

Age: 57

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 9, 2021

Home state: Maryland

Charges

Assault or interfere with officer; obstruct, impede or interfere with officer during civil disorder; obstruct or attempt to obstruct an official proceeding; knowingly enter or remain in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly or disruptive conduct

What happened

Egtvedt first shows up in video taken during the Capitol riot when he is seen "appearing to nuzzle or rub his face and nose on the back of the man in front of him," the FBI stated in court documents. He had apparently been sprayed with a chemical irritant and was trying to wipe it off. Later, he gives an interview to Tim Gionet, who was livestreaming video in the Capitol and has also been arrested. In the video, the FBI stated Egtvedt said: "Everybody if you're seeing this, come down here now. We're not backing away; this is our house." The FBI stated he ended the interview by screaming that members of Congress should "grow a spine or (expletive) resign."

Court documents say he's later seen walking through a hallway, and was asked to leave, but then returned. The FBI stated he then encountered police officers who attempted to get him to leave the building, but one officer reported he rushed at her while screaming for her to shoot him on three occasions. Another officer, who injured his shoulder after being dragged down when Egtvedt fell, described him as "generally non-compliant, screaming and incoherent" and "screaming at the top of his lungs." The FBI stated a group of officers was eventually able to move Egtvedt out of the building.

Phillip Andrew Bromley

Age: 47

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 17, 2021

Home state: Alabama

Charges

Unlawful entry to resticted building; disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

While researching Parler videos on Pro Publica's website, the FBI found a video of Phillip Bromley describing what he saw inside the Capitol building, court documents show. According to those documents, Bromley described breaching the building and coming to two large doors, where he talked with officers and reminded them "of their oath." That's when Bromley stated he heard a shot and saw a woman (Ashli Babbitt) shot in the neck in what "did not look like a survivable wound" about eight feet away from him. Bromley is a nurse anesthetist.

Christian Secor

Age: 22

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 13, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding officers and aiding and abetting; civil disorder and aiding and abetting; obstruction; restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct

What happened

Eleven different tipsters identified Secor to the FBI, providing copies of photos and videos of him inside the Senate chamber and sitting in the chair of the presiding officer on the dais, the agency stated in court documents. In the photos, the UCLA student is wearing a red Make America Great Again hat and carrying an America First flag. The FBI said Secor is a self-identified Groyper, a network of "alt right figures who are vocal supporters of white supremacist and 'America First' podcaster Nick Fuentes. The FBI stated a tipster reported Secor founded the campus organization "America First Bruins" and is a member of Bruins Republicans. The FBI stated Secor can be seen in a group of rioters pushing their way into the building. Court documents state a tipster told the FBI that Secor moved back in with his mother after the riot, got rid of his phone and car and bragged that he would not be caught for his involvement. The organization Left Coast Right Watch previously reported that Secor was one of the young men from southern California who chanted and shouted "America First" and streamed video of themselves tearing down the silver monolith that appeared in California last April.

Terry Lynn Lindsey

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 12, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Lindsey posted on Facebook along the way as he traveled to D.C., posting as he crossed into West Virginia, then Pennsylvania and Maryland. Holding a U.S. flag, he posed for photos with Facebook friend Wes Croy in front of a bust of Abraham Lincoln inside the Captol, the FBI stated in court records. The two also appeared in a video posted to Parler, court documents show. Despite the dozens of officers who were assaulted, the deaths and millions in damages the FBI states occurred in the Capitol, a screen shot shows Lindsey posted the following on Facebook: “Notice how peaceful we were inside the Capitol. Don’t believe the news we didn’t start (expletive).” Later, the FBI stated he also posted this: “To all yens who don’t like what happened today you are being brainwashed .i was there it was good until the D.C. police.”

Glenn Wes Lee Croy

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 17, 2021

Home state: Colorado

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

When Colorado Congresswoman Lauren Boebert tweeted, "Who is going to be in DC on January 6th to stand with President Donald Trump?" Croy replied. "fellow Coloradan we will be there," he responded on an account that has since been deleted, the FBI stated in court documents.

Croy posed for a photo with Terry Lynn Lindsey in front of an Abraham Lincoln bust inside the Capitol during the riot and a witness later shared that photo with the FBI, the agency stated in court documents. Croy also took video of rioters "dressing up" other statues inside the Capitol, the FBI stated and location tracking on his phone also placed him at the Capitol.

Mariposa Castro

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 21, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

A tipster who recognized Castro, a yoga studio instructor, from her well-known counter-protest activities alerted the FBI to her identity, the FBI stated in court documents. A screenshot of a Facebook post said that Castro said: "I made it out but for a while I thought I was going to die." The post, contained in court records, stated she felt OK but had aches and pains and was bleeding from her nose. In a post on a separate Facebook account, she said Facebook had put her "in jail" for posting videos from the Capitol. The FBI stated Castro entered the Capitol through a window, and that after the riot she and another subject appeared on a video referencing Vice President Mike Pence saying: "We're coming" and "this is war." The FBI stated agents went to Castro's home to contact her, but though they could see a woman matching her description inside the residence, no one came to the door.

Leo Brent Bozell IV

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 16, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Obstruction of an official proceeding; destruction of government property; entering and remaining in a restricted buildin gor grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building and grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; act of physical violence in the Capitol building or grounds; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Bozell is seen in photos taken inside the Senate chamber wearing a sweatshirt with a Hershey Christian Academy logo, and was reported to the FBI by several tipsters. Bozell is the son and grandson of conservative leaders, the York Daily Record reported. His father is Brent Bozell III, founder and president of the conservative Media Research Center. He is the grandson of Brent Bozell Jr., who helped organize the first anti-abortion march in Washington D.C. in 1970 and was a speechwriter for U.S. Senator Barry Goldwater, the Daily Record reported. Court records show Bozell and a teenager jumped from the Senate balcony. Additional charges were added in a March 12 indictment.

Joseph Cable Barnes

Age: 35

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 10, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly or disruptive conduct that impedes the orderly conduct of government business.

What happened

This is our house! This is our country. This is our country! Joseph Cable Barnes yells in a video of the Capitol riot broadcast by ITV News, according to the FBI. Several people who knew Barnes, including at least one from his high school days at Anderson High School in Austin, saw the video and turned him in to the FBI.

Barnes died in a car accident on June 12, 2021.

Paul Spigelmyer

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 10, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly or disruptive conduct that impedes the orderly conduct of government business.

What happened

Spigelmyer sent photos taken inside the Capitol to a friend, via Facebook, stating he and the Clarks were in the "second round of people to break in," the FBI stated in documents supporting his arrest. In Facebook posts after the riot, according to the FBI, Spigelmyer stated: "What happened at the capital(sic) yestrday should and must continue till this election fraud is stopped." and "My view of the capital is, burn it to the ground," one of three posts he made about burning the Capitol down.Spigelmyer also posted about conspiracy theories regarding the election, supported creating a new "Patriot party" and posted the following: "For any of you clowns out there are blaming Donald Trump for what happened at the capital building you are wrong and stupid because the last thing that Donald Trump said at his page was now let’s have a peaceful march down to the capital building and if he wasn’t there listening to the speech then You need to keep your big fat mouth shut." Spigelmyer had listed his name on his Facebook page as "Bob White," but the pronounciation guide still up on the page said his name was pronounced "PA-ul SPEE-gel-MY-er."

Christy Clark

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 10, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly or disruptive conduct that impedes the orderly conduct of government business.

What happened

Christy Taylor-Clark posted on Facebook that she stopped "and took a second to pray" before taking a picture of the rotunda inside a restricted area of the U.S. Capitol, the FBI wrote in a statement of facts supporting her arrest. "It was overwhelming to say the least," the FBI stated she wrote in her Facebook post. Taylor-Clark and her husband of 13 years, Matthew Clark, were seen on surveillance footage inside the Capitol, the FBI wrote in court documents. The Clarks traveled to Washington with Paul Spigelmyer. The FBI said it knew the Clarks were previously acquainted with Spigelmyer because Taylor-Clark had an altercation inside his home with another person last fall while searching for her husband.

Matthew Clark

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 10, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly or disruptive conduct that impedes the orderly conduct of government business.

What happened

Matthew Clark and his wife Christy, who have been married 13 years, traveled from Pennsylvania with an acquaintance, Paul Spigelmyer, the FBI wrote in a statement of facts supporting arrest warrants for all three, and all three told friends on social media they were inside the Capitol during the riot.

Michael John Lopatic, Sr.

Age: 57

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 29, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Civil disorder; assaulting, resisting or impeding officers; Civil disorder entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive entry and disorderly conduct.

What happened

Lopatic was indicted by a federal grand jury and arrested a few days later in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Federal authorities said Lopatic attacked one police officer, punching him repeatedly, then took the body camera off another officer and disposed of it, "destroying what would have undoubtedly been a crucial piece of evidence." Authorities also said Lopatic had posted threatening messages directed toward elected leaders in Washington on social media, and also declared his intention to gather at the Capitol and fight. During the fall, Lopatic had been pheasant hunting and posting photos of the dead birds, along with captions saying he'd named them for various officials in Washington, including Joe and Kamala one time, and Nancy another. Court documents describe how an officer with the Metropolitan Police Department saw "thousands of individuals," some thowing and swinging objects at the officers, as he stood watch in an archway. The documents state the officer watched as another officer was dragged down stairs and overcome by a mob, but when he tried to go to the officers aid, he said he was stopped by Lopatic, wearing clothing with the emblem of the Three Percenters, who repeatedly punched him in the head. After that, authorities said Lopatic went over to where the officer had been overwhelmed by the mob and reached in and grabbed the body camera off the officer, according to the documents, then disposed of the camera on his way home. That action, documents stated, "shows that he was not merely swept up by the passions of the day."

Stephen Brian Quick

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 12, 2021

Home state: Missouri

Charges

Committing unlawful activity on Capitol grounds; disorderly conduct

What happened

Quick traveled to D.C. with his brother Michael to attend the "Stop the Steal" rally, then entered the Capitol with him through a broken window, according to FBI documents supporting his arrest. In an interview with the FBI, Quick said he was "ashamed" of what he had done by going inside. The FBI stated photos and videos on a memory card inside Quick's camera were taken in the Capitol, and both he and his brother were seen in surveillance footage.

Michael Aaron Quick

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 12, 2021

Home state: Missouri

Charges

Committing unlawful activity on Capitol grounds; disorderly conduct

What happened

In an interview, Michael Quick told the FBI tha he went inside the Capitol on Jan. 6, after traveling to Washington D.C. to attend the "Stop the Steal" rally, the FBI wrote in a criminal affidavit. Quick saw a broken window and police in riot gear and estimated he was inside for 5 to 15 minutes, the FBI stated. Even though Quick is shown on surveillance video crawling through a window, he told the FBI that he didn't know he was trespassing because he thought police were letting people inside, the FBI stated, and he wanted to show support so Congress would investigate irregularities in the election. Quick traveled with his brother Stephen and both were charged.

Russell Peterson

Age: 34

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 12, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct impeding the conduct of government business; disruptive conduct in Capitol building; parading, demonsrrating, or picketing in the Capitol buildings

What happened

Peterson streamed video live from inside the Capitol at least twice on Jan. 6, the FBI found through a search warrant issued for his Facebook account five days later. Court records state Peterson attended the rally with his mother, Shelly, and wife Elizabeth. A tipster reported to the FBI that Peterson's mother posted on Facebook that her son stormed the Capitol and "sat in Pelosi's chair." Records indicate Peterson was identified on closed circuit television in several locations inside the Capitol.

Michael Pope

Age: 32

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 12, 2021

Home state: Idaho

Charges

Obstructing or impeding an official proceeding; civil disorder; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building impeding passage through the Capitol; parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

Pope was in D.C. with his brother and both were arrested and charged with participating in the Capitol riot, records show. After his arrest and release in Idaho, the Idaho Statesman newspaper reported he was released under conditions that he not travel to D.C. except for court proceedings, that he check in with pre-trial services once a week and that he not travel outside the 10 most northern counties in Idaho without receiving permission.

William Alexander Pope

Age: 35

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 12, 2021

Home state: Kansas

Charges

What happened

Pope, a doctoral student and graduate teaching asssistant at Kansas State University, was in Washington D.C. with his brother, who was also arrested. “I was at the Capitol to exercise my First Amendment rights and remain loyal to the United States of America,” he told a reporter from the Topeka Capital-Journal in a Jan. 11 text message. "The best way to mend the fabric of our society is to maintain the confidence of people in their institutions of government." Pope ran for the Topeka City Council in 2019 and was photographed by the Capital-Journal participating in a Back the Blue rally in Topeka in August 2020.

James Mels

Age: 56

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 11, 2021

Home state: Michigan

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Mels told the FBI in an interview that he had a prayer first before walking into the Capitol with the intent of speaking with an officer to present a copy of the Constitution and have his voice heard, the FBI stated. Court documents show he took photos in the Senate Wing door hallway, the Crypt, the Atrium and the Hall of Commons. The FBI stated Mels traveled to the Capitol with 11 other "like minded patriots" that he met online because he believed the 2020 presidential election was fraudulently decided.

Taylor James Johnatakis

Age: 37

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 11, 2021

Home state: Washington

Charges

Obstruction of an official proceeding; assaulting, resisting or impeding officers; civil disorder; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted buliding; engaging in physical violence in a restricted building; impeding passage through the Capitol grounds or buildings; act of physical violence in the Capitol grounds or buildings.

What happened

Johnatakis turned himself in to the FBI after a federal grand jury returned an eight-count indictment regarding his involvement in the riot. The Kitsap Sun reported Johnatakis, who works in the construction industry, was released but was required to surrender his passport and restricted to traveling only in western Washington and Washington D.C.

Adam Avery Honeycutt

Age: 39

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 11, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

A tipster reported Honeycutt to the FBI the day after the riot, saying Honeycutt, a bailbondsman, had posted a photos on Facebook he had taken inside the Capitol, the FBI stated in a complaint. Another tipster downloaded a video Honeycutt had posted to social media. In one caption, he posted a selfie and said "Well, made it in." In a later post, Honeycutt stated he wasn't with the rioters or part of the violence. "I just documented history," he said. However, the FBI argued that post was an attempt by Honeycutt to downplay or hide his involvement.

William Chrestman

Age: 47

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 11, 2021

Home state: Kansas

Charges

Conspiracy; Civil Disorder; obstruction of an official proceeding; Threatening to assault a Federal Law Enforcement Officer; Knowingly Entering or Remaining in any restricted building or Grounds Without Lawful Authority; disorderly Conduct on Capitol Grounds

What happened

Chrestman acted in concert with Christopher Kuehne, Louis Colon and siblings Felicia Konold and Cory Konold as they advanced into the Capitol on Jan. 6 and prevented law enforcement officers from controlling the crowd, the FBI stated in a criminal complaint. Wearing strips of fluorescent orange tape, the group moved closely together and appeared to communicate with one another through gestures in an attempt to coordinate their efforts to obstruct law enforcement and the certification of the Electoral College vote, the complaint stated. Chrestman, Kuehne and Colon wore military-style gear, including helmets and gloves, and the FBI stated Chrestman arrived with a respirator and a wooden club or axe handle disguised as a flag.

Chrestman was seen marching with the Proud Boys on Constitution Avenue on Jan. 6, and was seen interacting with members of the group before the Capitol was breached, according to court documents. As a group of Proud Boys marched toward the pedestrian entrance to the Capitol, the FBI stated Chrestman, Kuehne, Colon and the Konolds marched with them. That group included Proud Boys leaders Joe Biggs from Florida, Ethan Nordean from Washington and William Pepe from New York.

Shortly before 1 p.m., as two men approached a waist-high metal barrier, a crowd followed that included Chrestman and the Konolds, the FBI stated. Within minutes that barricade was toppled and the trio were pictured at the front of the crowd at the next barrier. The FBI stated Chrestman yelled at the officers guarding the Capitol: "You shoot and I'll take your (expletive) ass out," and he encouraged the crowd to stop police from arresting one of the rioters. And then, the FBI stated, video footage shows Chrestman addressed the crowd: "Whose house is this?" The crowd responded: "Our house." Chrestman shoued: "Do you want your house back? When the crowd shouted yes, Chrestman replied: "Take it!"

Once they moved inside, the FBI stated the group stayed together inside the building and worked to prevent officers from closing metal panels to secure areas inside the Capitol.

Christopher Kuehn

Age: 57

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 11, 2021

Home state: Kansas

Charges

Conspiracy; civil disorder; obstruction of an official proceeding; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Kuehn acted in concert with William Chrestman, Louis Colon and siblings Felicia Konold and Cory Konold as they advanced into the Capitol on Jan. 6 and prevented law enforcement officers from controlling the crowd, the FBI stated in a criminal complaint. Wearing strips of fluorescent orange tape, the group moved closely together and appeared to communicate with one another through gestures in an attempt to coordinate their efforts to obstruct law enforcement and the certification of the Electoral College vote, the complaint stated. Chrestman, Kuehne and Colon wore military style gear, including helmets and gloves.The group was seen marching with the Proud Boys on Constitution Avenue on Jan. 6, and interacting with members of the group before the Capitol was breached, according to court documents. As a group of Proud Boys marched toward the pedestrian entrance to the Capitol, the FBI stated Kuehne, Chrestman, Colon and the Konolds marched with them. That group included Proud Boys leaders Joe Biggs from Florida, Ethan Nordean from Washington and William Pepe from New York.

Louis Colon

Age: 44

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 11, 2021

Home state: Missouri

Charges

What happened

Wearing tactical gear, Colon acted in concert with four others as they moved into the Capitol on Jan. 6 and prevented law enforcement officers from controlling the crowd or taking measures to secure the Capitol by lowering metal barriers, the FBI stated in a criminal complaint. Wearing strips of fluorescent orange tape, the complaint stated, the group moved closely together and appeared to communicate with one another through gestures in an attempt to coordinate their efforts to obstruct law enforcement and the certification of the Electoral College vote.

The group of five was seen marching toward the Capitol with a larger group, members of the extremist group the Proud Boys, the FBI stated, including Proud Boys leaders Joe Biggs from Florida, Ethan Nordean from Washington and William Pepe from New York.

Cory Konold

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 11, 2021

Charges

What happened

Cory Konold and his sister Felicia marched in a group of five people, all identified by bright orange fluorescent tape, as they moved on the Capitol and prevented law enforcement officers from protecting and securing the building, the FBI stated in a criminal complaint. Prior to breaching the Capitol, the FBI stated the group was seen with members of the extremist group Proud Boys marching toward the building. Court documents stated the FBI continues to identify other members of the group.

Felicia Konold

Age: 26

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 11, 2021

Home state: Arizona

Charges

What happened

A woman who appeared to be Konold bragged on Snapchat about her participation with a group who pushed past police barriers and prevented officers from securing areas of the Capitol, the FBI stated in court documents. "I never could (unintelligible) have imagined having that much of an influence on the events that unfolded today," she said. "Dude, people were willing to follow. You (expletive) lead and everyone had my back, dude, everyone, (expletive) wall, legit, up in the air, up against the fence, (unintelligible), three lines of police, fence, me, not even on the ground, my feet weren't even on the ground, all my boys, behind me, holding me up in the air, pushing back." In another video, Konold said she had been recruited into a "chapter from Kansas City," displaying a Proud Boys coin and adding that even though she didn't live there she was "with them now." Konold, her brother Cory, and William Chrestman, Christopher Kuehn and Louis Colon were seen marching up the street with known Proud Boys leaders before the riot. The FBI alleges the group of five stuck closely together during the march and in the assault on the Capitol,.

Steve Omar Maldonado

Emilio

Age: 40

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 10, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

restricted building or grounds; violent entry or disorderly conduct; and parade, demostrate, or picket on Capitol grounds.

What happened

People who knew Maldonado recognized him in video clips and photos of the rioters inside the Capitol and one of them reported that identification to the FBI. Agents compared the name to photos available on Maldonado's social media and photos they'd distributed from inside the Capitol. Maldonao is seen with a large blue Trump flag on a pole and a white ball cap. Maldonado told the FBI that he and a friend attended the Stop the Steal rally, and that he had entered the Capitol through a door. According to WESH 2 News in Orlando, Maldonado was arrested at Orlando International Airport as he was boarding a flight with his girlfriend to visit family in Puerto Rico.

Benjamin Henry Torre

Age: 23

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 9, 2021

Home state: Georgia

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Torre drove with his family to Washington D.C. on Jan. 4 and he attended the "Stop the Steal" rally on the 6th and heard Trump tell the crowd to "peacefully march to the Capitol," the FBI stated. He told the FBI during an interview with his parents present that when he arrived at the Capitol, he saw someone break a window with a cane and reach through and open the door, according to court documents. Then, the FBI stated he crawled through the open window and repeated twice that officers on the inside of the Capitol did not try to prevent people from entering the Capitol. When he was leaving through the same broken window, Torre told the FBI that an officer instructed him and another person to leave through a doorway instead so they wouldn't be injured.Court documents also show that in one social media video, Torre looked at the camera and stated: "This is crazy. I've never seen anything like this before in my life. God dang, dude. I've been here so many times in my life, but never like this." The documents also include an Instagram photo where Torre is tagged by an individual who appears to be his brother in a boat on Lake Lanier last October with two big flags, a U.S. flag and a Trump 2020 flag.

Eduardo Nicolas Alvear Gonzalez

Nick Alvear

Age: 32

Home state: California

Charges

Knowingly enter or remain in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority and engage in disorderly or disruptive conduct .

What happened

Multiple witnesses tipped the FBI identifying Alvear Gonzalez, reporting social media posts and a Zoom video he broadcast on the day after the riot, narrating photos and videos from inside the Capitol. When the video showed him breaking into the west side of the Capitol with other rioters, according to court documents, he said: "We're taking our country back." Wearing a pair of American flag printed pants, he recorded video of himself yelling "time to smoke weed in here" and handed the camera to someone to record him smoking in the Capitol, the FBI stated. The documents also show he said he smoked three "joints" and discovered he had an additonal eight, some of which he shared with other rioters.In the video, Alvear Gonzalez explains he has "gnarlier footage on Twitter" and shows the account profile for his Good Lion Films, the FBI stated. That Twitter account posted pro Trump messages before and after the riot, and shared videos during the Capitol riot. At 9:14 p.m. on Jan. 6, the account tweeted: "last tweet. What a day. One last time ... we were livid. We were encouraged. People saw we wanted to get in, and they pushed us further and cheered us on. Glass was broken, offices were barged into, Pelosi's pen was stolen, Anger was let out with screams. People got hurt."

Greg Rubenacker

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 9, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly or disruptive conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

America, baby. What a time, Greg Rubenacker said to the camera as he filmed a Snapchat clip while vaping inside the Capitol rotunda, according to the FBI. One of Rubenacker's acquaintances saw the Snapchat story he created from video clips and alerted the FBI. In another clip, Rubenacker, a DJ, was with a group of people smoking marijuana in the rotunda. Court documents show he looked into the camera and said: "Smoke out the Capitol, baby."

Paul Westover

Age: 52

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 4, 2021

Home state: Missouri

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; engaging in disorderly or disruptive conduct on restricted grounds

What happened

Multiple tipsters alerted the FBI to the identity of Paul Westover, who was captured on camera inside the Capitol with two other Missouri residents, Emily Hernandez and her uncle Bill Merry. The FBI stated a witness reported Westover, wearing a yellow St. Louis Blues hat, was live streaming from his Facebook account at the Trump rally earlier in the day, and also recorded a video stating: "We are on the front line."

John Daniel Andries

Age: 35

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 8, 2021

Home state: Maryland

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; engaging in disorderly or disruptive conduct on restricted grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct; impeding passage through the Capitol grounds; and knowingly parading, demonstrating and picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

A witness recognized Andries inside the Capitol in the news and in a YouTube video and tipped the FBI, saying Andries had served in the military and has multiple arrests. A deputy who had responded to Andries' home for an unrelated police report on Jan. 11 identified Andries in an FBI interview. Andries can be seen a photo of the crowd pressing against the metal barriers set up in front of the Capitol and climbing through a window, according to court documents. The FBI stated he's also seen inside the Capitol at the front of a group near police officers and walking up to the officers, getting within inches, "several times."

Jason Riddle

Age: 32

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 8, 2021

Home state: New Hampshire

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority and knowingly engaging in disorderly or disruptive conduct.

What happened

When Jason Riddle got into the Capitol, he drank a glass of wine from a bottle he found in a refrigerator in the Office of the Senate Parliamentarian and took a selfie with the bottle, the FBI stated in court documents. Later, he gave an interview to Boston television station NBC10 saying he was a military veteran and that he saw people "smashing computers, and printers, and breaking things, and throwing papers and lamps around." When the reporter asked why he'd gone into the Capitol, the FBI stated he replied: "I just, I just had to see it." During an interview with the FBI, according to court documents, Riddle said he took an Uber with two friends to the area near the Washington monument and then moved toward the Capitol. His friends did not want to pass the barriers and went to get food. Riddle reported seeing people with body armor and radios, a man carrying a pitch fork and another man with a fire extinguisher filled with mace. Riddle told the FBI "a big dude with a cane" made his way to the front, broke a window with the cane and reached in and opened the door." While Riddle was in the Capitol, he told the FBI he took two things, a small FOX News football and an old-looking, reddish-brown leather book from the same office where he found the wine. He then sold the book outside the Capitol for $40. At some point, the FBI stated, Riddle tried to delete messages, photos and videos from his phone, but the FBI was able to recover the digital evidence and found a photo of the book, titled "Senate Procedure."

Bruno Cua

Age: 18

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 6, 2021

Home state: Georgia

Charges

Assault on a federal officer; civil disorder; obstruction of an official proceeding; restricted building or grounds; enter or remain on the floor or gallery; violent entry or disorderly conduct; engage in physical violence; obstruct, or impede passage; and parade, demonstrate, or picket on Capitol grounds.

What happened

A law enforcement officer who had interacted with Cua in his hometown of Milton, Georgia reported the 18-year-old's identity to the FBI after seeing his photo in a photograph from the Metropolitan Police Department. The FBI said Cua posted the following on an Instagram story at 5:13 p.m on Jan. 6: "Yes, for everyone asking I stormed the capital (sic) with hundreds of thousands of patriots. I'll do a whole video explaining what happened, this is history. What happened was unbelievable Yes, we physically fought our way in"In surveillance footage from the Capitol, Cua is seen outside the Senate Chamber doors with a baton in his hand in a physical altercation with Capitol Police officers in plain clothes and trying to open a door in a hallway, the FBI stated. He's also seen in widely distributed photos from the Senate Gallery with Larry Brock, the retired Air Force veteran from Texas who wore a reinforced vest and helmet.Cua spoke of his plans to go to Washington D.C. on his Parler account, under the name @PatriotBruno, sharing social posts from Trump. In one shared post he stated: "President Trump is calling us to FIGHT! #DOJ, #SCOTUS,, #FBI, His own cabinet, everyone has betrayed him. It's Trump and #WeThePeople VS the #deepstate and the #CCP. He knows this is the only way to save our great country, show up #Januarth6th. It's time to takeour freedom back the old fashioned way. #Thisisour1776..."

James Douglas Rahm Jr.

Doug

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 5, 2021

Home state: New Jersey

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; knowingly attempting to impede or disrupt the orderly conduct of government business; obstruction of Congress; violent entry and disorderly conduct.

What happened

In a video taken inside the Capitol that he shared with friends, investigators believe it was Rahm who stated: "We're in. We're taking our (expletive) house back. We're here. Time to find some brass and kick some frickin ass." No fewer than three people shared Rahm's Facebook posts with the FBI, the agency stated. In another post, the FBI wrote Rahm stated he was there, adding "do not believe the media there were no anarchist no antifa just patriots trying to take our country back. Yes I was there the pepper spray is just wearing off...” in the photos, Rahm was wearing a green and black Harley Davidson motorcycle jacket, jeans and a grey knitted hat.

When a friend asked Rahm on Facebook later how he was doing, a screenshot obtained by the FBI showed he answered: "riot shields and pepper spray never hurt anyone did they? Home alive. History made. I walked through Pelosi's office I should have (expletive) on her chair," followed by three laughing emojis. Rahm was initially arrested Feb. 5, but the statement of facts accompanying that warrant wasn't released until three weeks later. Court documents show he was released on a $100,000 bond with the stipulation that he submit to random drug testing and refrain from excessive use of alcohol.

Virginia Marie Spencer

Jenny

Age: 37

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 5, 2021

Home state: North Carolina

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Spencer's husband was arrested in January, but in the course of its investigation, the FBI stated it uncovered enough evidence to also charge Spencer. Although she told investigators she did not take any pictures or video in the Capitol, surveillance video showed her using her phone in a manner that appeared to be taking photos or video, the FBI stated in court documents.

Ryan Zink

Age: 32

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 4, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Obstruction of an offical proceeding; knowingly entering a restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; egaging in physical violence against any person or property in any restricted building or grounds

What happened

Zink posted videos on Facebook discussing his participation in the riot, the FBI stated in court documents, including one in which he states: "We knocked down the gates! We're stoming the Capitol! You can't stop us." He could also be heard in a video urging listeners to storm their own state capitols, the FBI stated. In a private message, documents show Zink stated: "Broke down the doors, pushed Coungress out of session I took two flash bangs I'm ok I'll be posting pictures in a little bit when we get back I'm hurt but we accomplished the job."

In another message, records show Zink stated: "They are trying to charge us with sedition they will have to kill me I'm not coming quietely." However, authorities said he was arrested without incident.

Zink's father, Jeff Zink, who's running for Congress, was with him in Washington, but the elder Zink told the Arizona Republic he did not go inside the Capitol and condemned those who did.

Tammy Bronsburg

Tammy Butry

Age: 49

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 4, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Knowingly enter or remain in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; willfully and knowingly engage in disorderly or disruptive conduct.

What happened

A Pennyslvania State Police officer received a tip about Bronsburg's activity at the Capitol just one day later, court documents show. Bronsburg and Mark Aungst took a bus to Washington D.C. on Jan. 6 with a group from Pennsylvania, witnesses told the FBI. They were an hour late returning to the bus for the trip back to Pennsylvania, a witness said. Witnesses on the bus also told police Aungst talked about being inside the Capitol and shared photos, including a photo of Bronsburg inside the Capitol, wearing a Trump toque and a large Trump flag tied over her shoulders. Bronsburg posted photos on Facebook, which the FBI paired with surveillance footage inside the Capitol that included photos of both Aungst and Bronsburg.

Mark Roderick Aungst

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 4, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Knowingly enter or remain in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; willfully and knowingly engage in disorderly or disruptive conduct.

What happened

A Pennyslvania State Police officer received a tip about Aungst's activity at the Capitol just one day later, court documents show. Aungst and Tammy Bronsburg apparently met on a bus with a group who traveled to D.C. from Pennsylvania, but delayed the group's departure from Washington by an hour, witnesses said. On the return trip, Aungst talked about being inside the Capitol and shared photos, witnesses said, including a photo of Bronsburg inside the Capitol. Bronsburg posted photos on Facebook, which the FBI paired with surveillance footage inside the Capitol that included photos of both Aungst and Bronsburg.

William Merry

Age: 62

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 4, 2021

Home state: Missouri

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct which impedes the conduct of government business; and disruptive conduct in the Capitol buildings

What happened

Merry is the uncle of Emily Hernandez, who was arrested in January, on charges related to the Capitol riot, according to the FBI, which received the information from tipsters. In a video inside the Capitol, the FBI reported Merry, with a red Trump cap and a red bandanna around his neck, can be seen holding a piece of the wooden sign that had previously been above a doorway to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office. Hernandez also is seen in photos from that day holding a piece of the sign.

Brian McCreary

Age: 33

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 4, 2021

Home state: Massachusetts

Charges

Knowingly entering a restricted building or grounds and knowingly, and with intent to impede or disrupt the orderly conduct of government business, engage in disorderly or disruptive conduct.

What happened

A Domino's Pizza employee, McCreary told a co-worker that he raided the Capitol and sent multiple videos of rioters inside the building, the FBI stated in court documents. McCreary is seen in several photos next to the horned, fur hat-wearing Jacob Chansley. The FBI said McCreary reported he traveled to D.C. for the rally because he was frustrated an audit wasn't performed to address allegations of fraud in the 2020 election.McCreary told the FBI that because the activity "felt like Antifa" he was trying to take pictures and document crimes. The FBI stated he admitted leaving the building after being asked to by an officer and then re-entering through a different door.

Rachel Powell

Age: 40

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 4, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Obstruction; depredation of government property; restricted building or grounds with a dangerous weapon; restricted building or grounds; violent entry or disorderly conduct

What happened

A mother of eight children, Powell used a bullhorn during the riot to direct the crowd trying to gain control of the Capitol, the FBI alleges. Wearing a pink toque and a hooded black jacket with fur trim, Powell is seen on video giving very detailed instructions about the need to coordinate and the layout of the building, the FBI stated. Court documents indicate she was seen near a Capitol door that was "the epicenter of visible assaults directed towards law enforcement officers protecting the Capitol."

ln other photos, she was seen using a large pipe as a ramming device to breach windows to gain access, the FBI stated. A tipster revealed her identity to the agency after her photo appeared on a wanted poster.

Kyle Fitzsimons

Age: 37

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 4, 2021

Home state: Maine

Charges

Assaulting a federal officer and violent entry and disorderly conduct.

What happened

Fitzsimons was seen pushing and grabbing officers holding a police line in an arched entranceway on the lower west terrace of the Capitol building, according to an affidavit prosecutors filed in U.S. District Court. The affidavit cites surveillance footage and includes images that prosecutors say show Fitzsimons' participation. After being struck by officers' batons, the affidavit states Fitzsimons lowered his shoulder and charged at the line of officers.

Peter Schwartz

Age: 47

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 4, 2021

Home state: Kentucky

Charges

forcibly assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers or employees; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

A convicted felon who served time in prison, Schwartz was seen on video spraying at least two different substances toward law enforcement officers during the Capitol riot, according to the FBI. A tipster reported his identity to the agency, and an officer in Owensboro, Kentucky, confirmed it. In one video, Schwartz, wearing a blue and yellow checked shirt, can be seen accepting a black canister from someone and spraying an orange substance toward officers, the FBI stated. Court records indicate the canister resembled the pepper spray canisters issued to members of the Metropolitan Police Department. The FBI stated that in another video Schwartz appears to spray mace from a large red canister, and in a third video clip he's carrying a wooden baton.Court records show Schwartz has been convicted of multiple crimes and was sentenced to prison on charges from 2019 in Kentucky, but was released in April 2020 due to COVID-19. In a Facebook post on Jan. 7, Schwartz stated: "What happened yesterday was the opening of a war. I was there and whether people will acknowledge it or not we are now at war. It would be wise to be ready!”One Capitol Police officer interviewed by the FBI reported being maced multiple times on the 6th, including once without a gas mask. Another officer, with Metro Police, also reported being maced "multiple times" while standing guard and attempting to keep protesters out who were shoving ladders, flag poles and other items through windows.

Jeffrey Grace

Age: 61

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 4, 2021

Home state: Washington

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority

What happened

Grace flew to Washington D.C. with his son to sightsee and attend the rally for President Trump, but he told the FBI that during the rally he got separated from his son and began walking with a group of people toward the Capitol, according to court documents. He entered the building from the north side through an open door, where he saw two officers standing, but told the FBI they didn't say anything to him.

Once inside, Grace said he walked to the rotunda where he picked up items others had knocked over, and then decided to leave when he saw rioters causing damage, according to court documents. Grace told the FBI he confronted an individual who had a metal pipe, took it and placed it behind a wooden object in the rotunda, then followed a group of people out a broken window because the door he'd entered was closed. The FBI stated that Grace can be seen in surveillance footage placing an object behind a statue and helping to reattach velvet ropes onto stanchions before leaving.Grace told the FBI that he didn't take any videos or photos inside the Capitol, and that he isn't a member of any of the groups advocating violence. After the riot, people he knew began calling Grace to tell him he could be plainly seen in photos of a Florida man carrying a lectern.

Jason Lee Hyland

Age: 37

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 2, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Hyland flew to Washington D.C. with Texas Realtor Jenna Ryan and Katherine Schwab, who was a Facebook friend, and two other unidentified people on a private jet. In a text to the group provided to the FBI, Hyland stated: "This will be historic - no matter the outcome."On the morning of the 6th, the group went to the rally and then wandered toward the Capitol but didn't find the stage or a food truck, so they went back to the hotel. Later, they took an Uber back to the Capitol, Hyland told the FBI. When they arrived, people were already inside and Hyland said they went up the stairs and found two police officers holding the doors open. The FBI said in court documents that Hyland asked the officers if they could go inside, and one of the officers said "everyone else is." Once inside Hyland told agents he heard a loud bang, and he quickly left through the same door.

Katherine Stavely Schwab

Katie

Age: 32

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 1, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Schwab flew to Washington D.C. on Jan. 5 with several other Texas residents, whom she called "patriots," on a private jet, on a trip arranged by her Facebook friend Jason Hyland, according to the FBI. Jenna Ryan, who has also been charged in the Capitol riot, was also on the jet, the FBI said.Schwab told the FBI during questioning that the group went to the events on the Ellipse, according to court documents, but returned to the hotel because "nothin was happening" and it was very cold outside. When they saw on TV that the Capitol had been breached, Schwab told the FBI they took an Uber over. They walked up the steps and Schwab said she was pushed by the crowds through the first set of doors and then went through a second set of doors. The FBI identified her in surveillance footage.Schwab told the FBI she was being pushed because of her small stature and that she asked a Capitol Police officer to help her leave the building. The FBI also reports that Schwab said Ryan used "very bad" words in a video she posted of Schwab inside the Capitol and that some of the videos Ryan posted made members of the group look "bad."

Ethan Nordean

Rufio Panman

Age: 30

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 3, 2021

Home state: Washington

Charges

Obstructing or impeding an official proceeding; aiding and abetting; knowingly entering or remaining in restricted building or grounds; and violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Nordean, an officer with the Seattle chapter of the Proud Boys, marched with a group of known Proud Boys during the riot, entered the Capitol and was near the front of a crowd that confronted and outnumbered police, the Department of Justice said in a news release.He posted messages as early as December on social media indicating he was planning to engage in conflict, the release said. For example, he posted looking for donations of protective gear and communications equipment and stated "Let them remember the day they decided to make war with us."Nordean is listed as a manager in a Florida-registered corporation with two other Proud Boys who have been arrested, Enrique Tarrio arrested in D.C. on Jan. 4 and Joe Biggs, who was charged for participating in the riot.In a video posted Jan. 4, Nordean said the Proud Boys were going to "bring back that original spirit of 1776 of what really established the character of what America is. And it’s not complacency, it’s not low standards. It’s ‘this is how it’s going to be, and I don’t give a god damn,'" according to the FBI. Later in the same video, Nordean said "No democracy, no peace." On Jan. 8, the FBI reports Nordean posted a photo of a Capitol Police officer administering pepper spray during the riot with the caption: "if you feel bad for the police, you are part of the problem. . ." In a March 1 filing, federal government attorneys said Nordean was nominated within the Proud Boys to have "war powers" after Tarrio's arrest, and to "take ultimate leadership of the Proud Boys’ activities on January 6, 2021."

Zachary Jordan Alam

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 2, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Assault on a federal officer with a dangerous or deadly weapon; destruction of government property over $1,000; obstruction of an official proceeding; unlawful entry on restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct

What happened

An anonymous tip led the FBI to Zachary Alam, whose photos inside the Capitol were published to one of the FBI's "Be on the lookout for" posters. Videos and photos from the scene showing Alam, wearing a furry hat, taking a helmet someone handed to him and useing it to bash in the windows in the speakers lobby seconds before Ashli Babbitt was shot and killed as she attempted to climb through one of the windows, the FBI said. The agency matched those photos to Alam's driver's license photo.

Alam didn't want to turn himself in, a witness told the FBI, because he didn't want to go to jail again. Court records indicate he shouted "(Expletive) the blue" at close range in front of officers multiple times.

Troy Dylan Williams

Age: 25

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 1, 2021

Home state: Kentucky

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds; entering restricted grounds with the intent to impede government business; disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; picketing on Capitol grounds; and aiding or abetting a crime against the U.S. government.

What happened

Williams drove to Washington D.C. with Dalton R. Crase and a third unidentified man, who wound up hospitalized and did not participate in the Capitol riot. Williams and Crase met up in the crowd of people surging toward the Capitol, court records show. Williams told the FBI in an interview that he and Crase entered the Capitol twice, once at 2:39 p.m. and again at 3:08 p.m, based on time stamps on videos he took and shared with the FBI on a thumb drive, the FBI stated. As they were entering, the FBI stated the video captured Williams saying: “If these people start fighting the cops and getting crazy, we’re leaving."Williams told the FBI he "wasn't doing anything wrong or inciteful," according to the criminal complaint. "We were a part of something, there's cops here, they tried to stop us, they are not letting us in, but not fighting us." He recalled talking to two elderly gentlemen who said they weren't going inside because it might be a felony, and Williams told the FBI he thought to himself they were probably right.

Dalton Ray Crase

Age: 21

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 1, 2021

Home state: Kentucky

Charges

What happened

Crase drove to Washington D.C. with Troy D. Williams and a third man, arriving at a Holiday Inn just after midnight on the morning of Jan. 6. Hours later, Crase and Williams met up and walked with a large crowd to the Capitol, the pair told the FBI. Crase said he didn't see any police stopping people from entering, court documents show, and said it didn't occur to him that he might be breaking the law. He admitted they walked into the Capitol with a group of people and took photos inside the building, the FBI said. The unidentified third man provided records to the FBI showing he was hospitalized and did not join Crase and Williams at Trump's speech or the Capitol. In an interview with the FBI, Crase stated: “Even though we didn’t participate in violence, I think it was dumb that we went in.”

Ryan Samsel

Age: 37

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 30, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Forcibly assaulted, resisted, opposed, impeded, intimidated, or interfered with a federal agent while they are engaged in their official duties; committed or attempt to commit any act to obstruct, impede, or interfere with any fireman or law enforcement officer lawfully engage in the lawful performance of his official duties; obstructed, influenced, or impeded any official proceeding, or attempt to do so.

What happened

Samsel arrived at a line of barricades being guarded by Capitol police at the Pennsylvania Ave. walkway about 12:50 p.m., with an "aggressive posture" and immediately became confrontational, the FBI stated in a criminal complaint. As the crowd pushed and pulled on the barricades, Samsel removed his jacket and flipped his red "Make America Great Again" cap on backwards, as if he was "preparing for a physical altercation," the complaint stated. The crowd successfully knocked over the barricade, and in the process knocked over a Capitol police officer, whose head hit the stairs behind her and causing her to lose consciousness.Samsel picked the officer up and said to her: "We don't have to hurt you, why are you standing our way," the officer recalled to the FBI. She was taken to the west terrace to regroup with other officers for her safety, the FBI stated, but hours later had to be taken to the emergency room after blacking out and collapsing while arresting another rioter. Samsel also is seen in video on the west terrace attempting to pull a riot shield from a uniformed officer, the FBI stated. Court records show Samsel is on parole in Pennsylvania and is wanted on an arrest warrant from Riverside, New Jersey for an alleged assault.

Stephen M Baker

Stephen Ignoramus

Age: 32

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 1, 2021

Home state: District of Columbia

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; and violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

A D.C. music teacher, Baker livestreamed video on YouTube during the Capitol riot under the identity "Stephen Ignoramus," in video picked up by several media outlets, according to a criminal complaint by the FBI. Several witnesses tipped the FBI to Baker's videos, and even though most had been taken offline, the agency was able to track the videos back to Baker. The FBI stated one witness had previously been alarmed by the content of the videos Baker distributed on multiple channels.Baker told his listeners during the video that he was inside the Capitol for about an hour but couldn't go into the chamber or he would lose his feed, the complaint states. Baker also mentioned the presence of the Oath Keepers, and Vincente James, who the FBI stated was likely Vincent James Foxx, the leader of the Red Elephants.

Troy E. Faulkner

Age: 39

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Destruction of government property; obstruction of an official proceeding; entering and remaining in restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; engaging in physical violence in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; stepping, climbing, removing, or injuring property on the Capitol grounds.

What happened

Faulkner wore his painting company's jacket to the Capitol riot. The words "Faulkner Painting" and the business phone number were clearly visible in videos, the FBI said, including one where Faulkner kicks in a window at the Capitol. Last summer, Faulkner's Facebook profile photo showed him wearing a Make America Great Again ball cap, and the photo was surrounded by a black frame that stated "White lives matter."

Dawn Bancroft

Age: 59

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 29, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; knowingly engaging in disorderly conduct in any restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Bancroft, owner of a Pennsylvania Cross Fit gym, recorded a video leaving the Capitol, and a tip about that video led the FBI to Bancroft and Diana Santos-Smith. According to court records, Bancroft says in the video, "We broke into the Capitol...we got inside, we did our part.” She continued, “We were looking for Nancy to shoot her in the friggin’ brain but we didn’t find her," which the FBI believes is in reference to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

Both women admitted to the FBI that they entered the Capitol through a broken window and said they stayed inside for about a minute before exiting through the same window. Court records show Bancroft told the FBI she deleted video she took in the Capitol from her phone and told her children to delete the video she sent them.

Diana Santos-Smith

Age: 31

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 29, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

What happened

Santos-Smith initially denied entering the Capitol but admitted doing so after seeing the video shot by Dawn Bancroft, court records show. The FBI received a tip with the video taken as the two women were caught up in a bottleneck of people trying to leave the building. Both women admitted to entering through a broken window and said they stayed inside for about a minute before exiting through the same window. Court records show Santos-Smith provided the FBI with a video she took in the Capitol, saying she initially deleted the footage so law enforcement wouldn't find it but was able to recover it.

Wilmar Montano Alvarado

Age: 37

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 26, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Restricted building or grounds; violent entry or disorderly conduct; Civil disorders; assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers or employees; obstruction of an official proceeding

What happened

Alvarado gave an interview with Fox 26 Houston on Jan. 8 as he prepared to board a flight in which he admitted to climbing the Capitol steps but said he was pushed toward the door "with my hands up," court records show. He told the television station that he told a police officer, "I’m not part of this. I’m trying to get out.” He said he had been hit in the head by a speaker thrown from the crowd. After the FBI included a photo of him in a poster of people it was seeking information about, he called the Houston field office and told an agent that he didn't assault any officers but stood on the balcony with a flag.According to court records, the FBI reviewed YouTube video that showed Alvarado "participated in efforts by rioters to violently battle their way through a line of police officers guarding the West Terrace entrance."

Michael Stepakoff

Age: 55

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 29, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; knowingly engages in disorderly or disruptive conduct in an restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Stepakoff is a Messianic rabbi from Palm Harbor, Florida, the Tampa Bay Times reported.

A witness who has known Stepakoff for roughly 20 years confirmed his identity in surveillance footage from inside the Capitol, according to court records. The FBI also collected social media posts from Stepakoff's Facebook page, which included a selfie of him outside the Capitol.

Court records state that in a Facebook post from Jan. 6, Stepakoff's spouse wrote, "Update on Michael y’all...please continue to prayers for his protection and to be safe. He texted me privately and said he is okay but it’s very dangerous where he is- He was inside the Capital Building...” A second witness spoke with Stepakoff the evening of Jan. 6 and told the FBI that Stepakoff confirmed he had entered the Capitol earlier that day.

Joshua Calvin Hughes

Age: 37

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 28, 2021

Home state: Montana

Charges

Obstruction of an official proceeding; obstruct/impede/interfere with law enforcement during a civil disorder; knowingly enter or remain in restricted building without authorization; knowingly disrupt government business or official function; enter or remain in Capitol building without authorization; enter Capitol building with the intent to disrupt official business; parade, demonstrate, or picket in a Capitol building; destruction of property; aiding and abetting

What happened

Hughes and his brother, Jerod, were part of the group of rioters that broke windows and doors to force their way into the Capitol, according to court records. Using social media and surveillance footage, the FBI showed the brothers entering the Capitol through a broken window and said they were among the first 10 people to enter through that location. Once inside, Jerod Hughes "both on his own and with another rioter" kicked the doors to break the lock and open them. Arrest records show Joshua Hughes attempted to join but that his brother opened it before he got there.According to court records, the brothers were at the front of a mob that chased Officer Eugene Goodman up the stairs to the Senate floor. Goodman was able to redirect them away from the floor initially by shoving Doug Jensen, whom the FBI called the "primary aggressor" of the mob, and redirecting them away from the Senate floor. After Capitol police dispersed that group, Hughes and his brother went to the Senate floor, where they "sat in Senators’ chairs, opened Senators’ desks, and reviewed sensitive material stored therein," the FBI said.

Jerod Wade Hughes

Age: 36

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 28, 2021

Home state: Montana

Charges

What happened

Hughes and his brother, Joshua, were part of the group of rioters that broke windows and doors to force their way into the Capitol, according to court records. Using social media and surveillance footage, the FBI showed the brothers entering the Capitol through a broken window and said they were among the first 10 people to enter through that location. Once inside, Jerod Hughes "both on his own and with another rioter" kicked the doors to break the lock and open them. Arrest records show Joshua Hughes attempted to join in but that his brother opened it before he got there.According to court records, the brothers were at the front of a mob that chased Officer Eugene Goodman up the stairs to the Senate floor. Goodman was able to direct them away from the floor initially by shoving Doug Jensen, whom the FBI called the "primary aggressor" of the mob, and getting them to follow him away from the Senate floor. After Capitol police dispersed that group, Hughes and his brother went to the Senate floor, where they "sat in Senators’ chairs, opened Senators’ desks, and reviewed sensitive material stored therein," the FBI said.

Ronald Sandlin

Age: 31

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 28, 2021

Home state: Nevada

Charges

Assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers; civil disorder; obstruction of an official proceeding; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; impeding passage through the Capitol grounds or buildings; act of physical violence in the Capitol grounds or buildings; parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a capitol building

What happened

Together with Nathaniel Degrave and Josiah Colt, Sandlin tried to raise money on GoFundMe for their trip to D.C., the FBI stated in court records. In one post, Sandlin wrote: "Every dollar you contribute to us is a smack in the face to Antifa. Every penny is a boot in the ass against tyranny. Every Buffalo nickel is a body slam against China." In another post, Sandlin wrote "I'm going to be there to show support for our president and to do my part to stop the steal and stand behind Trump when he decides to cross the rubicon."In a video the FBI believes was recorded on the morning of the protest, Sandlin, wearing a bright orange sweatshirt, stated "If we need to occupy the Capitol, we will occupy the Capitol." Later in the day as three Capitol Police officers were clearing people out of rooms, security footage showed Sandlin, in the same sweatshirt, trying to wrestle control of a door away from an officer, the FBI stated. Records show that started a shoving match as a crowd of about 20 surrounded the three officers.

Nathaniel Degrave

Nathan

Age: 31

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 28, 2021

Home state: Nevada

Charges

Assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers; civil disorder; obstruction of an official proceeding; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; impeding passage through the Capitol grounds or buildings; act of physical violence in the Capitol grounds or buildings; parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Degrave, Ronnie Sandlin and Josiah Colt tried to raise money on GoFundMe for their trip to D.C., court records show.In one Facebook post, Degrave wrote "It's time the American people rise up and stand up for this country. We're tired of the corruption," documents show. The FBI also cited a video taken before the riot, where Degrave said: "We are out here protecting the country, if (expletive) goes down, if Pence does what we think he is going to do."At about 2:42 p.m. on the 6th, as Capitol Police officers were clearing people out of rooms and securing the doors, a group of rioters approached. In a criminal complaint, the FBI stated security video shows a man they identified as Sandlin trying to wrestle the door away from an officer and a shoving match ensued, with three Capitol Police officers surrounded by about 20 people. As the three officers retreated, a person identified as Degrave, in black tactical gear, put his fists up in the air as if to begin boxing one of the officers, then bangs his own chest, the FBI stated. Additional charges were added in an indictment on Feb. 5

Jason Gerding

Age: 50

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 28, 2021

Home state: Illinois

Charges

What happened

On Jan. 6, Jason Gerding posted a photo of a sandstone sculpture of George Washington, done by artist Antonio Capellano in 1827, wearing a Trump ball cap to Facebook, according to the FBI. The sculpture stands on a pedestal in a room of the Capitol known as the crypt.On Twitter, Gerding shared a photo of him and his wife in the rotunda, documents show. That Twitter account had a Q cover photo consistent with the QAnon conspiracy theory and the account name, "We The People Have Woken," the FBI stated. Court documents include screenshots of several of Gerding's social media posts, including one on Dec. 21 saying he had booked a flight to DC for the rally. In a post on Dec. 26, he stated: "So much disinformation coming out I don't know what is real what is fake. I trust the plan ... I'll be in DC Jan 6th, but my head is starting to hurt."

Christina Gerding

Age: 46

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 28, 2021

Home state: Illinois

Charges

What happened

Wearing bright red Trump 2020 T-shirts and smiling as they clasped hands in the air, Christina Gerding and her husband posed for a photo in front of a large painting of the Declaration of Independence during the Capitol riot, according to documents provided by the FBI for her arrest warrant. Then she posted it to Facebook, which tipsters soon reported to the FBI, the court documents show. Based on that photo in front of a more than 200-year-old painting by artist John Trumbull in the rotunda, and photos her husband, Jason, posted to social media, the FBI concluded the couple were among the hundreds who participated in the riot.

Zachary H. Martin

Zac

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 28, 2021

Home state: Missouri

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds; unlawful activities on Capitol grounds; disorderly conduct and demonstrating in the Capitol building.

What happened

Martin livestreamed video via Facebook while he was in the Capitol, which at least five witnesses discussed with the FBI, according to a criminal complaint. One of the images showed him standing in front of a portrait of the late U.S. Representative Shirley Chisholm, the first Black woman ever elected to Congress.

Eric Chase Torrens

Age: 28

Arrested or charged on: Feb. 1, 2021

Home state: Tennessee

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Torrens appeared in an Instagram video with Matthew Bledsoe and Jack Jesse Griffith as they appear to enter the Capitol, according to court records. The FBI received a tip from someone who saw news footage about Griffith's arrest and identified Torrens. According to court records, surveillance footage from the Capitol showed he entered the building.

Mark Simon

Age: 49

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 28, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds; unlawful activities on Capitol grounds

What happened

In one video recorded inside the Capitol, Simon turns the camera on himself against the backdrop of a broken window and says into the camera "2021 Donald Trump," the FBI said in a criminal complaint. Simon also captured video of himself saying: "In the Capitol baby, yeah!" According to photos in the complaint, Simon traveled to Washington and took photos wih a long-time activist identified to the FBI by the Huntington Beach Police Department, but whom the FBI did not name in the complaint.

Dennis Sidorski

Age: 46

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 14, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; knowingly engages in disorderly or disruptive conduct in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

The FBI interviewed three witnesses to identity Sidorski from a Twitter video from inside the Capitol. The first witness investigated the screenshot of a video posted on Twitter showing a man wearing an "American Supremacist" sweatshirt. The tweet identified him as Sidorski, and the first witness found video of Sidorski where he is identified as working for the same employer in the tweet, according to court records. A second witness, who worked with Sidorski at Adesa in Washington D.C., confirmed his identity from the video. A third witness, who also worked with Sidorski, told the FBI that a family member of the witness was in touch with Sidorski and shared two videos Sidorski took in the Capitol, court records show. The FBI agent directed the third witness to the Twitter footage, and the witness confirmed it was Sidorski, according to court records.

Justin McAuliffe

Age: 39

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 28, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Knowingly entering and remaining on restricted grounds without lawful authority and/or engaging in disorderly conduct within proximity to a restricted building to impede official functions

What happened

Multiple people called in tips about posts on McAuliffe's Facebook page about the riot, including a post showing that one of the choices for his phone's wifi was the password protected Senate Official network, the FBI stated in court documents. McAuliffe reoprtedly told a friend some people were smoking marijuana inside the office.

Using his phone number, the FBI found a Telegram account where McAuliffe had also posted a photo taken inside the Capitol, records show. Using that information, the FBI said it matched McCauliffe to another photo of two men seated in a congressional office during the riot.

Jacob Lewis

Age: 37

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 27, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Lewis, owner of a fitness business called The Gym, had a conversation with a friend back in December, suggesting the friend "watch what happens to the Capitol on the 6th," the FBI stated in a criminal complaint. Lewis traveled to D.C. on January 4 to attend Trump's rally on the 6th, where he posted photos and videos at the Capitol to his Instagram account, court records show.

In an interview with agents, Lewis said he was never told he couldn't enter the Capitol and was escorted by the police, but the FBI stated videos showed him breaching the Senate Wing Door at 2:56 p.m, walking by the House wing doors, through the hall of columns and crypt, then out the south door about seven minutes later. The FBI stated he did not appear to have a police escort.

Jeffrey Alexander Smith

Alex

Age: 33

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 27, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; knowingly enter or remain in any restricted buildings or grounds without lawful authority

What happened

Smith told the FBI he drove from his parents' home in California to attend President Trump's speech on Jan. 6, and his girlfriend flew out to meet him but stayed behind in the hotel on the day of the riot, court documents show. When he approached the Capitol, he found a chaotic scene, but told the FBI he walked in and remained inside for about 30 minutes, according to the arresting documents. Witnesses tipped the FBI that Smith was the man in a widely circulated photo of a man wearing a Trump hat, walking at the front of a group holding a phone in the air.

Documents show one witness told the FBI Smith sent text messages saying he is a "Patriot," who "stormed" the Capitol. In another message to a friend, Smith wrote: "There is no way in hell I was going to drive 38 hours from San Diego and not walk right through the front of the capital(sic) building." Documents show Smith deleted his Instagram after he started receiving threats related to his involvement in the riot.

James Bonet

Age: 29

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 27, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Knowingly enter or remain in in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; and knowingly, and with intent to impede or disrupt the orderly conduct of government business or official functions, engage in disorderly or disruptive conduct in, or within such proximity to, any restricted building or grounds.

What happened

Bonet quickly gained Internet infamy as the unidentifed man who smoked a joint in the Capitol, but a couple of tipsters provided his name to the FBI, court records show. He shared videos on Facebook, the FBI stated, including one shared among his co-workers and another where he can be heard saying: “We made it in the building bitches! We’re taking it back! We are taking it back, we made it in the building!”

Christopher Ortiz

Age: 27

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 27, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Knowingly enter or remain in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; and knowingly, and with intent to impede or disrupt the orderly conduct of government business or official functions, engage in disorderly or disruptive conduct in, or within such proximity to, any restricted building or grounds.

What happened

Someone in Chris Ortiz' life opposed his foray into the Capitol on Jan. 6, according to screenhots of an Instagram chat, captured by the FBI after tips from several members of the public, according to court documents. The witness, who saw one of the posts under Ortiz' Instagram name "@chrispy0ats, replied: "CHRIS WHAT ARE YOU DOING."

"Participating in government," he replied. "WHY. GO TO A TOWNHALL MEETING MAN. This is BEYOND the worst idea you've ever had I am going ON RECORD saying that."

When the friend asked if he realized he was on an FBI list of domestic terrorists, Ortiz replied: "I didn't break or vandalize or steal. I walked through and out." The friend replied: "I love you Chris but I will never understand this."

Daniel D. Phipps

Age: 48

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 26, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority and impeding or disrupting official functions; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Phipps was identified by an investigator with the Fort Worth Police Department searching for social media posts from locals who participated in violence or illegal activity at the Capitol. The officer found a post in which Phipps responded to an ad that said there were still spots available on a bus going to Washington D.C., the FBI stated in court documents. On Jan. 8, Phipps posted a photo of himself in the Capitol, holding a U.S. flag over his shoulder, the FBI stated.The court record also includes a post from Jan. 9 at 2:25 a.m: "Everyone talks about being a patriot until its time to do patriot (expletive) Texas is part of the US. Secession should only be considered after the fight has been lost.I went to DC. I helped take the Hill."

Israel Tutrow

Age: 22

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 27, 2021

Home state: Indiana

Charges

Knowingly entering a restricted building; disorderly conduct which impedes the conduct of government business; disruptive conduct in the Capitol buildings; and parading, demonstrating, or picketing in the Capitol buildings.

What happened

Tutrow traveled to D.C. from Indiana on Jan. 6 with his friend, Joshua Wagner, to attend the Trump rally, but after the Capitol riot, the pair became upset, the FBI reported a witness said. Tutrow was reportedly "sick with anxiety." The FBI identified Tutrow in a photo inside the Capitol, in part by a distinctive tattoo on his forehead and in part by his black beanie, with Trump spelled out in white letters.

Chance Anthony Uptmore

Age: 24

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 26, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grounds

What happened

Chance Uptmore and his father were turned in on Jan. 8 by someone who took a screen shot of a Facebook post by Chance Uptmore, the FBI stated. About the riot where five people died, Uptmore said: "The violence was minimal. When people tried to break windows they were confronted by 10+ Trump supporters." He also stated: "The cops were saying stuff like "we stand with you" "thanks for being here" "you made your point now leave calmly." Uptmore admitted there was "pushing and shoving" but he blamed agitators. Uptmore also posted a photo of himself in front of the Capitol and the FBI matched that to photos in news stories about the riot. The FBI searched the home he shares with his father on Jan. 17. Chance Uptmore told the FBI he entered the Capitol after his father told him not to.

James Herman Uptmore

Sonny

Age: 63

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 26, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grounds

What happened

Sonny Uptmore took his son Chance to the Trump rally in Washington D.C. for his birthday. Chance Uptmore told the FBI that his father told him not to enter the Capitol, but then followed him in, as they were both caught up in the crowd, the FBI stated in court records. The elder Uptmore also admitted to the FBI that he entered the Capitol, records show.

Joshua Wagner

Age: 23

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 26, 2021

Home state: Indiana

Charges

Knowingly entering a restricted building; disorderly conduct which impedes the conduct of government business; disruptive conduct in the Capitol buildings; and "parading, demonstrating, or picketing in the Capitol buildings.

What happened

Wagner, identified in photos inside the Capitol wearing a red beanie with white letters, turned himself in to police on Jan. 26, the Indianapolis Star reported. A witness had told the FBI that Wagner drove to D.C. with his friend Israel Turtow on the morning of the 6th, but were upset after the riot was over, the FBI stated in court records. The witness reported Wagner was "very scared and worried" and Tutrow was "sick with anxiety."

Dana Winn

Age: 45

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 26, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Unlawful entry in a restricted building or grounds; and violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Dana Winn and his girlfriend Rachael Pert, whose Facebook profiles say they're from Sarasota, Florida, posted video on the social media site as they were getting on the highway on Jan. 5 to drive to the nation's capital. In a video, Winn said as "American patriots," it was time to make a stand," according to an FBI statement. He continued: "I never really knew how deep and corrupt all this crap was and how far back it’s gone." Court records show a Jan. 19 search of their residences turned up clothing and a Trump 2020 flag similar to clothing they were wearing in a Getty Images photo taken in the Capitol. Both said no one instructed them not to enter the Capitol building. Court records show a search of Winn's home also found the flagpole he was carrying in the photo.

Rachael Pert

Age: 40

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 26, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Unlawful entry in a restricted building or grounds; and violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Rachael Pert and her boyfriend Dana Winn documented their trip on Facebook, telling friends and family that as "American patriots" it was "time to make a stand," according to a statement from the FBI. In one video taken in an SUV as they were getting on to Interstate 10 to head north, Winn said: "I never really knew how deep and corrupt all this crap was and how far back it’s gone," the FBI stated. A Jan. 19 search of their residences turned up clothing and a Trump 2020 flag similar to clothing and a flag Pert was wearing in a Getty Images photo taken inside the Capitol, records show. The FBI said both admitted the photo was of them, and both said no one instructed them not to enter the Capitol building.

Kenneth Grayson

Age: 51

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 26, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct which impedes the conduct of government business; disruptive conduct in the Capitol buildings; parading, demonstrating, or picketing in the Capitol buildings; obstructing or impeding any official proceeding

What happened

Based on screenshots in the FBI's statement of facts in Grayson's case, he was among the first wave of people inside the crypt, a chamber beneath the rotunda inside the Capitol, where he started to livestream video at 2:22 p.m. The FBI said members of the U.S. House and Senate were instructed to evacuate at 2:20 p.m.In surveillance footage and other photos, the FBI said, Grayson, a supporter of the QAnon conspiracy theory wore a black hooded sweatshirt, with a U.S. Flag insignia, the Gadsden flag insignia and a large yellow Q. His Facebook records indicate he traveled to Washington D.C. in November and December for rallies in support of President Trump. After the November rally, case records show he messaged an associate that he "was beating commies with a flag polie I picked up," and "I left one unconscious so I did my little part and got the (expletive) out before I got arrested." In December he messaged family members and associates about the Jan. 6 rally, including in part: "I’m there for the greatest celebration of all time after Pence leads the Senate flip!! OR IM THERE IF TRUMP TELLS US TO STORM THE (expletive) CAPITAL IMA DO THAT THEN! We don’t want any trouble but they are not going to steal this election that I guarantee bro!!”

William Vogel

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 26, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; knowingly engages in disorderly or disruptive conduct in any restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Several tipsters turned William Vogel in to the FBI for videos he posted on Snapchat of the Capitol riot. The FBI said plate readers caught the license plate on Vogel's car as it headed southbound on the Henry Hudson Bridge in New York at 6:06 a.m. on Jan. 6, over the Delaware Memorial Bridge at 7:54 a.m. and the Harbor Tunnel Thruway in Baltimore at 9:15 a.m. A plate reader in Cecil County, Maryland picked up a photo of Vogel in what appears to be the jacket he wore at the Capitol, as well as a large red hat, the court records show. In a Facebook messenger chat with a friend, Vogel said people were trying to turn him in to the FBI, when he "simply walked into the lobby of the capital (sic)."

Brian Gundersen

Age: 26

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 27, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Knowingly enter or remain in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; knowingly, and with intent to impede or disrupt the orderly conduct of government business or official functions, engage in disorderly or disruptive conduct.

What happened

A police chief in North Castle Township, New York first alerted the FBI after members of the community noticed one of the Capitol rioters wearing a jacket from Byram Hills High School in Armonk, New York. Court records show within hours the police chief called the FBI again and told agents the person in the photo from the riot was believed to be Gundersen, who played varsity football at the school. Other tipsters also gave information to the FBI, including one witness who said he traveled to Washington D.C. with Gundersen, an avid Trump supporter, on Jan. 5, but the two became separated on the morning of the 6th.

That witness told the FBI that Gundersen said he had followed everyone inside but was never violent. When interviewed by the FBI, Gundersen at first denied going into the Capitol, but then later admitted he was the person wearing the jacket, court records show. An analysis of his phone showed he had texted on the 5th that he and others "might be able to bum rush the White House and take it over" and on the 8th: "We all stormed the us capital and tried to take over the government."

Nicholas DeCarlo

Age: 30

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 26, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Conspiracy; obstruction of an official proceeding; destruction of government property; theft of government property; restricted building or Grounds; aiding and abetting

What happened

DeCarlo and Hawaii Proud Boys founder Nick Ochs took a photo together inside the Capitol in front of a door where someone had scrawled Murder the Media. The FBI said the pair also recorded a video after the riot, saying they had successfully, at least temporarily, stopped the steal by disrupting the voting.

DeCarlo purports to be an employee of MT Media News, which stands for Murder the Media News, the FBI said. On Jan. 13, the Los Angeles Times reported an interview with him, in which he admitted to being inside the Capitol as a journalist with Thunderdome TV, a You Tube channel with fewer than 600 followers, according to the FBI.

In an indictment announced Feb. 3, DeCarlo was also charged with consipracy and other additional charges.

Stephen M. Ayres

Age: 38

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 25, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Willfully and knowingly utter loud, threatening, or abusive language, or engage in disorderly or disruptive conduct, at any place in the grounds or in any of the Capitol buildings with the intent to impede, disrupt, or disturb the orderly conduct of a session of Congress or either House of Congress, or the orderly conduct in that building of a hearing before, or any deliberations of, a committee of Congress or either House of Congress

What happened

The FBI received multiple tips about Ayres, who posted a 7.5 minute video about the riot to Facebook, with he and another man identifying themselves by name, at a hotel afterward. Despite the pair's allegations in the video blaming the violence on Antifa, the FBI stated video inside the Capitol shows the man in Ayres' video forcefully pushing his way through makeshift barricades and a wall of U.S. Capitol police officers. Ayres is shown in several images from surveillance footage, the criminal complaint stated. The complaint also detailed posts Ayres made in December and January in defense of then President Trump, saying "Civil War will ensue," it's "time for us to start standing up to tyranny," and adding that vandalism at Pelosi's home was "just the beginning." He also shared a poster encouraging people to go to Washington D.C. for the January 6 rally with Trump's quote: "Be there, will be wild."

Tommy F. Allan

Age: 52

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 22, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; and knowingly, and with intent to impede or disrupt the orderly conduct of government business or official functions, engage in disorderly or disruptive conduct; theft of government property; parading demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building; entering and remaining on the floor of Congress.

What happened

A tipster who was not Facebook friends with Tommy Allan found video and images and reported him, describing videos showing someone breaking the windows of the U.S. Capitol building and footage inside the Capitol, the FBI said in a criminal complaint. A second witness reported to the FBI that Allan had recorded his actions inside the Capitol and posted them on Facebook before then deleting the photos and the account.

The FBI charges that Allan climbed a rope to get into the building, and based on surveillance video, that he pilfered documents from a desk in the Senate chamber, where he was pictured standing with a group in prayer. In one video, Allan stated one of the documents was a letter signed by Trump, the FBI complaint said, and that he had taken documents from the desk of then Senate Majority leader Mitch McConnell. The complaint states one of those documents was the day's calendar of business. The agency confirmed that airline records showed Allan flew from Sacramento to D.C .on Jan. 5 and flew home on Jan. 7, and a witness reported Allan destroyed the documents he'd taken after he returned home.

Jordan Revlett

Age: 23

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 25, 2021

Home state: Kentucky

Charges

Unlawful Entry on Restricted Grounds; Violent Entry or Disorderly Conduct

What happened

Revlett shared videos recorded at the Capitol on Snapchat, a tipster told the FBI, including a chaotic scene of people climbing the stairs toward an open door on the Upper West Terrace and a scene inside the building, court records show. In a selfie, Revlett added the caption, "Just so you guys know a capitol police officer opened the door from inside to let us in," the criminal complaint stated, according to the Louisville Courier-Journal. The newspaper reported that in 2019 Revlett placed fourth in a country music radio station's "She Thinks Her Farmer's Sexy" contest, where listeners chose the best-looking local farmer.

Matthew Ryan Miller

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 25, 2021

Home state: Maryland

Charges

Civil disorder; obstruction of an official proceeding; aiding and abetting; assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers using a dangerous weapon; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted Building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon; engaging in physical violence in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; act of physical violence in the Capitol grounds or buildings; stepping, climbing, removing, or injuring property on the Capitol Grounds

What happened

A tipster identified Miller to the FBI, the agency said in a criminal complaint. At the Capitol on Jan. 6, the FBI said Miller was wearing a black cowboy hat, a Washington Capitals jersey, a backpack, a Maryland state flag and a yellow flag with a black "Don't tread on me" symbol and lettering known as the Gadsden flag. The complaint says he was captured on video discharging a fire extinguisher on the steps leading to an entrance.

Felipe Marquez

Age: 25

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 21, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Knowingly enter or remain in any restricted buildings or grounds without lawful authority; and knowingly, and with intent to impede or disrupt the orderly conduct of government business or official functions, engage in disorderly or disruptive conduct.

What happened

A tipster shared Marquez' Snapchat images and video with the FBI, including his drive between his home in Coral Springs, Florida and Washigton D.C. in his 2020 Tesla. The FBI stated the videos included shots taken at rallies in Washington and inside the Capitol, including one video of himself wearing a "Keep America Great" hat inside Sen. Jeff Merkley's "hideaway" office.

Melody Steele-Smith

Age: 57

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 20, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Impeding law enforcement officer during civil disorder; knowingly entering and remaining on restricted grounds without lawful authority and/or engaging in dosorderly conduct within proximity to a restricted building to impede official functions; engage in disorderly conduct with intent to disturb a hearing before Congress

What happened

Steele-Smith, a long-time Trump supporter who attended a rally in Greenville North Carolina last July, posted photos on her Facebook account of the inside of the offices for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her staff during the Capitol riot, the FBI said in a criminal complaint. In one photo, her reflection is seen, with a patch of gray hair and a white fuzzy headband, the same headband she was seen wearing in surveillance footage taken at the Capitol that day, the FBI said. In one post, she stated: "I was there. I'm trying to figure out how I could be there all day and miss all this violence and destruction I'm seeing on tv." One photo she posted included the caption "We've stormed the castle," the FBI stated, but the photos have since been blocked from public view or deleted.

Brandon Straka

Age: 44

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 25, 2021

Home state: Nebraska

Charges

What happened

Straka, founder of the WalkAway campaign to convince liberals to leave the Democratic Party, shared video of himself on the Capitol steps during the riot, the FBI said in arrest-related documents. Straka's voice could be heard yelling on the video, encouraging people to go in and to take a shield away from a U.S. Capitol Police officer, the FBI stated.

At one point, Straka, wearing the same hat, sunglasses and coat he wore during a videotaped speech for a "Stop the Steal' rally on Jan. 5, turned the camera toward himself and said: "They're using gas. We're being gassed right now," the documents state. The court record also incldues this Twitter comment from Straka on Jan. 6, captured in a screenshot from tipsters: "Also - be embarrassed & hide if you need to - but I was there. It was not Antifa at the Capitol. It was freedom loving Patriots who were DESPERATE to fight for the final hope of our Republic because literally nobody cares about them. Everyone else can denounce them. I will not.”

Hector Vargas

Age: 28

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 22, 2021

Home state: New Jersey

Charges

Knowingly enter and remain in any restricted buildings or grounds without lawful authority; knowingly and with intent to impede and disrupt the orderly conduct of government business and official functions; willfully and knowingly uttering loud, threatening and abusive language.

What happened

Vargas posted photos on his Facebook account of his participation in the Capitol riot, the FBI said in court documents, including a photo caption that read "WE THE PEOPLE TOOK OVER THE U.S.CAPITOL. #HOLDTHELINE." He captioned another photo "Guys we're INSIDE the chamber. #Trump2020."

Members of a Facebook group reported the posts to the FBI. The agency said Vargas, who had been posting pro-Trump statements for months, created a fundraiser to raise money for people to attend the protest. The agency included screenshots of his social accounts, including a photo of President Trump posted on Twitter on Jan. 4, at 3:51 a.m. with the caption: "As we're getting close to Jan 6th there are way more true American patriots interested in coming to fight the good fight in Washington DC."

Vargas was featured in the Jersey City Times as an "Unsung Hero" in May 2020 for his community work in providing meals to the homeless, but two months later was accused of stealing donations meant for the community.

John Lolos

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 8, 2021

Charges

Knowingly enter or remain in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority to do so; and knowingly, with intent to impede or disrupt the orderly conduct of government business or official functions, engage in disorderly or disruptive conduct.

Outcome

Lolos pleaded guilty to parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Lolos was aboard a Delta Airline flight on the tarmac at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport two days after the Capitol riot when he began yelling "Trump 2020!" The flight crew turned the airplane back to the gate to have him escorted off, court documents show. A Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Police officer watched Lolos return to the gate, where he booked another flight.

However, as the officer was scrolling his Instagram about 45 minutes later, he watched a video of individuals leaving the East front of the Capitol on Jan. 6 and noticed Lolos was in the video, wearing the same shirt he was wearing in the airport and waving a red "Trump 2020 Keep America Great" flag, hooked with the U.S. flag, court documents stated. He alerted U.S. Capitol Police agents at the airport who detained Lolos. FBI agents responded to interview Lolos and reported that he admitted he was in the video.

Stephanie Hazelton

Ayla Wolf

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 22, 2021

Home state: New Jersey

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted buildings or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; Obstructing or impeding law enforcement officer udring civil disorder and obstructing federally protected functions and aiding and abetting.

What happened

In a criminal complaint, the FBI reports Hazelton was seen near a tunnel where officers were trying to hold back a riot and where the crowd had attacked an officer, beating him with metal pipes and a pole with a U.S. flag. At one point, Hazelton called for "more men, we need more men, keep going, keep pushing," and at another point for “helmets, more helmets,” the FBI stated. She was identified by a New Jersey State Police officer who interacted with her last year during protests at the New Jersey statehouse.

Andrew C. Ericson

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 22, 2021

Home state: Oklahoma

Charges

Unlawful entry on restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Ericson documented his participation in the Capitol riots on Snapchat, according to the FBI, which included photos of him at 3:30 p.m. taking a selfie in a mirror and a photo of him with his feet up on a table in the House of Representatives Speaker's conference room. The FBI reported a witness saw livestreamed video from Ericson taking what appeared to be a beer out of a refrigerator in an office. One video was timestamped 2:21 p.m. and another was marked 2:24 p.m.

Marissa Suarez

Age: 31

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 22, 2021

Home state: New Jersey

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Suarez resigned as a Monmouth County, New Jersey, jail corrections officer after the FBI charged her for illegally entering the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6 riot, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. The Monmouth County Sheriff's office reported to the FBI that local police had received a tip and video clips Suarez had filmed, according to court records. Suarez had been scheduled to work on Jan. 6, but used an emergency holiday.

One of the videos shows Patricia Todisco, who traveled with Suarez to Washington D.C., at the Senate Wing door entrance in the Capitol, the FBI stated. A Monmouth County Sheriff's lieutenant who trained Suarez confirmed her voice is on the video, the FBI said, and in one video, Suarez can be heard yelling "our house." Court records show both women were pictured outside the Senate wing door entrance at about 3:06 pm, and at 3:20 p.m. Suarez sent a text saying "Sooo we've stormed Capitol Hill lol."

On Jan. 7, court records show, Suarez sent a text elaborating: "When we found out pence (expletive) us, we all stormed the Capitol building and everyone forced entry and started breaking (expletive).. it was like a scene out of a movie." Another text in the records stated: "After that video, the cops started tear gassing.. then they let us in again.. and once we saw they were letting us in without force, trish and I went in."

Patricia Todisco

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 22, 2021

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Todisco drove to D.C. with her friend Marissa Suarez, a New Jersey corrections officer, where they joined the Capitol riot, the FBI stated in court documents. The FBI retraced their travels using license plate readers on I-95. Todisco, wearing a toque with a puff on top and a hooded parka, shows up in a video Suarez took as they were entering the Capitol at the Senate wing door, and both women appear in security footage, the FBI stated. The documents also allege the pair was in Sen. Jeffrey Merkley's private "hideaway" office inside the Capitol.

Jeffrey Sabol

Age: 51

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 22, 2021

Home state: Colorado

Charges

Obstructing, impeding or interfering with any law enforcement officer during the commission of a civil disorder.

What happened

Sabol grabbed a police officer with the Metropolitan Police Department, who was guarding the interior of the Capitol building, and dragged him down exterior stairs while punching him in the back, according video footage cited in a criminal complaint. Sabol and others forced the officer prone and struck him in the head and body repeatedly, a Department of Justice news release stated, and Sabol, wearing a jacket, black helmet, green backpack and black gloves, can be seen in photos holding what appears to be a police baton across the officer's neck.

When Clarkstown Police pulled Sabol over in New City, New York on Jan. 11, after reports of erratic driving, they found Sabol covered in blood, suffering severe lacerations to both thighs and arms, the FBI reported. Sabol told the officers his wounds were self inflicted, that he'd been "fighting tyranny" in the Capitol and that he was wanted by the FBI.

After spending several days in a Westchester, New York, hospital, Sabol was arrested. The FBI reported that Sabol admitted he was the man in the video dragging the policeman, but stated he was ""patting him on the back"" rather than punching him. The Associated Press reported Sabol was being held without bail after a prosecutor said during a court hearing that Sabol had booked a flight from Boston to Zurich, Switzerland, where he would not face extradition.

Scott Fairlamb

Age: 43

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 22, 2021

Home state: New Jersey

Charges

Certain acts during civil disorder; assaulting a federal officer; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; carrying a dangerous weapon; volent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

The FBI received reports from several tipsters about Fairlamb's actions at the Capitol as shown in videos he posted to Facebook, some of which he later deleted, the FBI stated. He was identified as the man in a camouflage jacket and bright red shoes who shoved and punched an officer in the head on the west front of the Capitol. Another tipster found video on Fairlamb's Facebook account of him carrying a collapsible baton and stating: "What Patriots do? We (expletive) disarm them and then we storm (expletive) the Capitol," court records show. Another tipster identified a photo of Fairlamb standing in scaffolding.

Christopher Kelly

Age: 44

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 20, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

obstruction of an official proceeding; aiding and abetting; unlawful entry to restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct

Outcome

Federal prosecutors dismissed the charges against Kelly on June 2, 2021.

What happened

A source tipped the FBI to Kelly's Facebook page, court records show, identifying the following post from Dec. 28, 2020: “‘When good men do nothing, evil triumphs. Evil, sin and sinful men must be opposed. God commands those who are good, not just to avoid evil but actively oppose it.’ Where will you be on 1/6?” The FBI stated Kelly posted of plans to travel to D.C. with his brother, an ex-NYPD officer and some Proud Boys. He added: "This will be the most historic event of my life."Kelly later posted photos in a Facebook messenger chat taken inside the Capitol, the court record showed, as well as messages at 2:30 p.m. on Jan. 6 that stated, "Tear gas, police, stopped the hearing, they are all headed to the basement," and "(expletive) these snakes. Out of OUR HOUSE."

Dustin Thompson

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 25, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; theft of government property

What happened

Capitol police found Thompson and Robert Lyon in a secure zone at the Capitol after the riot and stopped them because Thompson had a coat rack that appeared to come from the Capitol. Thompson fled, according to records, but Lyon cooperated and gave his ID to police. The FBI interviewed Lyon at his home later, and he allowed agents to download his correspondence with Thompson and his photos.

According to court records, Lyon sent a message to Thompson, saying, "We need to get the (f---) out with this trophy.” Lyon told the FBI that he hadn't been in the building but that he thought Thompson had after he returned with the coat rack. Capitol police identified the coat rack from its barcode and matched it to a room where surveillance footage showed Lyon enter the Capitol with Thompson and the men leave with Thompson holding the coat rack, court records said.

Robert Lyon

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 22, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Capitol police found Lyon and Dustin Thompson in a secure zone at the Capitol after the riot and stopped them because Thompson had a coat rack that appeared to come from the Capitol. Thompson fled, according to records, but Lyon cooperated and gave his ID to police. The FBI interviewed Lyon at his home later, and he allowed agents to download his correspondence with Thompson and his photos.

Andrew Bennett

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 26, 2021

Home state: Maryland

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in a physical violence against any person or property in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

Outcome

Pleaded guilty July 21, 2021 to one charge: parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

The FBI received a tip about Bennett streaming a Facebook live video from inside the Capitol. According to court records, the FBI obtained a search warrant from Facebook which showed Bennett streamed at least four live videos that afternoon, which geolocation data put in the vicinity of the Capitol.

Records in the case say in one video Bennett shouts, "no destruction!" but that in another he joins a chant of "break it down!" The records assert that was related to the door of the Speaker's Lobby, where 35-year-old Ashli Babbitt was shot and killed by a sworn employee of Capitol police. Court records indicate the gunshot can be heard in one of Bennett's videos.

The FBI searched Bennett's home, where it found a Proud Boys hat that matched one he was wearing in the videos. During an interview, he admitted to entering the Capitol.

Anthony Mariotto

Tony Mariotto

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 22, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; knowingly entered or remained in the gallery of either House of Congress without authorization; engaged in disorderly and disruptive conduct with the intent to impede; disrupt and disturb the orderly conduct of a session of Congress; and willfully and knowingly paraded, demonstrated and picketed in a Capitol building.

What happened

A friend of Marriotto's tipped off the FBI that they saw a photo and videos from inside the Capitol on his now-deleted Facebook account. The tipster shared a screenshot of a photo that showed Mariotto in the Senate gallery with the caption, "I’m in And there are just a few This is our house”

According to court records, an FBI agent interviewed Mariotto by phone and he admitted to entering the Capitol but said he did so because he "was being part of history." Mariotto told the agent he knew he wasn't allowed in the building and "would accept full responsibility for his actions," records show. Mariotto later met an FBI agent and allowed access to his phone, where the agent found the selfie and videos recorded in the Capitol during the riot.

Mariotto was indicted by a federal grand jury on Feb. 8.

Kevin Strong

Age: 44

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 21, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

What happened

Two witnesses identified Strong, who works for the Federal Aviation Administration. One witness told the FBI that Strong changed over the past several months, telling others to prepare for martial law and what World War III would come on Jan. 6, according to court records. The witness said Strong ascribed to the QAnon conspiracy and believed he had "Q clearance," both of which Strong admitted to during an interview with the FBI.

The FAA internal investigations branch told the FBI that Strong could be seen inside the Capitol in news coverage of the riot. In an interview with the FBI, Strong admitted to being in the Capitol and shared photos and video he took from inside the building

Bradley Weeks

Age: 43

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 21, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority and violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Five different informants offered information to the FBI about Weeks. An FBI statement attributed these remarks to Weeks as he recorded video during Capitol breach: “’We’ve reached the steps. We’ve had to climb scaffolding. We’ve had to climb ladders. We’ve had to break things to get through, but we’ve gotten through’."

“’We’ve gotten through, and we are going to take back the Capitol! We’re taking back our country! This is our 1776! This is where it’s gonna happen! This is where Tyranny will fall! This is where America will rise! Look at this, America! Look at this!"

Photos he posted show Weeks inside the building, according to court records, and he confirmed that to the Baker County Press.

Dominick Madden

Age: 43

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 21, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Knowingly enter or remain in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority to do; Knowingly, and with intent to impede or disrupt the orderly conduct of government business or official functions, engage in disorderly or disruptive conduct in, or within such proximity to, any restricted building or grounds when, or so that, such conduct, in fact, impedes or disrupts the orderly conduct of government business or official functions; Utter loud, threatening, or abusive language, or engage in disorderly or disruptive conduct, at any place in the grounds or in any of the Capitol buildings with the intent to impede, disrupt, or disturb the orderly conduct of a session of Congress or either House of Congress; Parade, demonstrate, or picket in any of the Capitol buildings

What happened

Surveillance video puts Madden in the Capitol for about 13 minutes, entering through the Senate Wing door at 2:59 p.m. and leaving through the same door at 3:12 p.m., according to the FBI. Wearing a QAnon shirt, he was also seen on video in the Crypt area.Using a telephone number provided by his employer, the New York City sanitation department, the FBI found a Telegram account with a photo of him, also wearing a QAnon shirt.The agency tracked his trip to and from Washington, DC. using license plate readers in New Jersey and Maryland. Records show Madden was out on sick leave and has been suspended by his employer.

Nolan Cooke

Age: 22

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 21, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Acts during civil disorder; entering or remaining on restricted buildings or grounds and disorderly or disruptive conduct in or near restricted buildings or grounds; unlawful activites on Capitol grounds

What happened

Three different people alerted the FBI that they saw social media posts from Cooke inside the Capitol and that he was recording on a GoPro camera that day, according to court records. The Snapchats had been deleted, but the FBI found a TikTok video of a crowd shoving police officers outside the Capitol. On Cooke's Instagram, the FBI found a photo of him with a woman in front of the Capitol with the caption, "I wouldn’t want anyone other than you with me to take on the revolution.”During an interview with the FBI, Cooke confirmed the posts were his, that he was part of a crowd that pushed past police officers and that he used a flag pole to bang on a window.

Christopher Grider

Age: 39

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 21, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

destruction of government property and aiding and abetting, entering and remaining in a restricted building, disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds, obstruction of an official proceeding and aiding and abetting, disorderly conduct in a Capitol building, impeding passage through the Capitol grounds or buildings, and act of physical violence in the Capitol grounds or buildings.

What happened

Grider provided video to and appeared in a news segment with KWTX on Jan. 6, telling a reporter via video conference that he was in the Capitol and present near the Speaker's Lobby, where 35-year-old Ashli Babbitt was shot and killed, according to court records. In the interview, he said, "The president asked people to come and show their support. I feel like it’s the least that we can do, it’s kind of why I came from central Texas all the way to D.C.” The FBI used video from open sources showing Grider was there as a crowd attempted to break down the lobby doors. According to court documents, the videos show Grider in the Capitol rotunda and hallway before he made it to the door of the Speaker's Lobby; handing a helmet to another man, which he used to strike the glass doors; and show Grider attempting to push open and kick the lobby doors. The video shows Grider remaining near the lobby minutes after Babbitt was shot and, according to court records, "leaning over the railing to get a better glimpse of Babbitt bleeding on the floor. Grider was holding his phone over the stairway appearing to capture a video or pictures of Babbitt."A federal grand jury indicted Grider on seven counts related to his role in the riot, according to an indictment in the court record dated Jan. 26.

Henry P. Muntzer

Hank

Age: 52

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 21, 2021

Home state: Montana

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds and unlawful entry or disorderly conduct

What happened

Muntzer posted to Facebook while he was in the Capitol, the FBI says, including a video overlooking a lower level balcony while he narrates: "Here's the video when we storm the capitol and got above the guards." He also posted a YouTube video, saying he had been inside the Capitol for about an hour.The FBI also stated in December that he shared a meme on Facebook showing President Trump encouraging people to attend a "wild" rally on Jan. 6, and offered to pay the expenses for others to go. The Dillon Tribune, a local newspaper, reported that Muntzer has at times had murals supporting QAnon painted on the wall of his appliance business.

Michael J. Foy

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 21, 2021

Home state: Michigan

Charges

Knowingly enter or remain in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; obstruction of law enforcement; forcibly assault, resist oppose, impede, intimidate, or interfere with any officer of the United States; aiding and abetting; and obstruct, influence, or impede any official proceeding of Congress.

What happened

Photos taken during the riot show Foy carrying a hockey stick and using it to strike a group of Metropolitan Police officers who had been knocked down and dragged into the crowd of rioters, the FBI said in an affidavit. The beating went on for 16 seconds until Foy was knocked down by another rioter, after which he raised the stick above his head in celebration.Later, the FBI stated the same man is shown crawling through a broken window in the Capitol, according to the FBI, which identified Foy based in part on photos from a Trump rally last fall. Foy is a U.S. military veteran.

Patrick Stedman

Age: 32

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 21, 2021

Home state: New Jersey

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

The self-identified dating and relationship strategist, with 25,600 followers on Twitter, posted a video at 3:52 p.m. Jan. 6 discussing his participation in the riot, the FBI said. "I was pretty much in the first wave, and we broke down the doors and climbed up the back part of the Capitol building and got all the way into the chambers," Stedman says in the video.

Witnesses identified Stedman to the FBI, including one who said Stedman lives with his parents and had encouraged his fans to join him in Washington on Jan. 6, a date he said would eventually be "a national holiday akin to the 4th of July." In another post, captured in a screenshot by the FBI, Stedman said the videos of fights between police and protestors were "unlike any of the dynamics I saw."

Garret A. Miller

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 20, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted buildings or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; Obstructing or impeding any official proceeding; Certain acts during civil disorder; threats in interstate commerce.

What happened

Miller made multiple posts on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram about his involvement in the Capitol riot, including a selfie in the rotunda, according to court documents. After being asked about getting in the building, he replied: "just wanted to incriminate myself a little lol.”Surveillance footage showed Miller in the Capitol, the FBI said. Court records show after the riot, he made numerous tweets about his actions that day. In one, he said, “They are right next time we bring the guns.” In another, he tweeted at Congresswoman Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez, saying "Assassinate AOC." According to court records, Miller wrote the Capitol police sworn employee who shot and killed 35-year-old Ashli Babbitt was "not going to survive long.”

Joseph R. Biggs

Age: 37

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 20, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Corruptly did obstruct, influence, or impede an official proceeding before Congress; Knowingly enter or remain in a restricted building or grounds, i.e., the U.S. Capitol, without lawful authority; Willfully and knowingly engage in disorderly or disruptive conduct, at any place in the grounds or in any of the Capitol buildings with the intent to impede, disrupt, or disturb the orderly conduct of a session of Congress or either House of Congress

What happened

Biggs is a Florida-based organizer of Proud Boys events, the FBI said in an affidavit. It says the group describes itself as a "pro-Western fraternal organization for men who refuse to apologize for creating the modern world; aka Western Chauvinists." Communications sent by organizers, including Biggs, encouraged members to attend the Jan. 6 demonstration, and not to wear their normal black and yellow colors, but rather dress to blend in, the affidavit states.The FBI identified Biggs in photos on the east side of the Capitol, and in video footage livestreamed of people entering the Capitol within 20 seconds after a window was broken and a door was opened from the inside. In a video, someone asks: "Hey Biggs, what do you gotta say?" The person the FBI identified as Biggs says "This is awesome!" The affidavit is among several that describe walkie-talkie style communication devices used by some of the rioters.

Karl Dresch

Age: 40

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 20, 2021

Home state: Michigan

Charges

obstruction of an official proceeding; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building

Outcome

On Aug. 4, Dresch pleaded guilty to parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

Dresch took photos inside the Capitol and posted them on social media, according to an FBI statement of facts. The FBI statement includes a screenshot of a post by Dresch that states, "antifa did not take the capitol. that was patriots. ... don't give them the thunder, we the people took back our house ... " He also posted to Facebook that the Patriots were in the Capitol.At 5:17 p.m. on Jan. 6, Dresch sent a photo of himself at the Capitol, with a message that said "Just had a beer on our front porch." He also sent a photo of himself inside the Crypt in the Capitol with the John Caldwell Calhoun statue.

Jesus Rivera

J.D. Rivera, Jesus Delmora Rivera

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 20, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; knowingly, with intent to impede government business or official functions, engaging in disorderly conduct, disorderly or disruptive conduct, parading or demonstrating or picketing in the Capitol buildings.

What happened

The FBI said it identified Rivera based on videos he posted via Facebook Live, according to court documents. In one one video, he said: "I'm about to take my ass to the middle of the state capitol and see what's going on." In a footnote, the FBI explains that since he's in Washington DC and videos placed him in the crypt of the U.S. Capitol "it's safe to assume me meant the national U.S. Capitol."

Tam Dinh Pham

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 20, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in a restricted building or grounds without lawful authority, violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Pham had been a police officer for 18 years, but resigned from the Houston Police Department on Jan. 14, two days after agents from the Joint Terrorism Task Force interviewed him at his home. Agents said he initially said he had not been in the Capitol during the riot, but a search of his phone turned up photos he took in the Capitol during the riot, based on time stamps on the photos, arresting documents state. Pham told the agents he walked into the Capitol and looked around and was there 10 to 15 minutes, pausing for photos next to a Trump 2020 flag.

Samuel Fisher

Brad Holiday

Age: 35

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 20, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Unlawful entry on restricted grounds and disorderly conduct on restricted grounds

What happened

Fisher traveled to Washington D.C. with multiple firearms and a bulletproof vest before the Capitol riot, the FBI said in a complaint. For weeks, Fisher made Facebook posts discussing his intent, the FBI said in the complaint, which lists several posts and photos he shared. For example, on Dec. 3 he posted "We must stand up to these people and take our world back" and "It's time to bring the pain upon them."

On Jan. 6, the complaint says, Fisher posted an image of two guns, saying he would maybe take the pistol inside with him and leave the rifle and bulletproof vest in his vehicle in the parking garage, "and if it kicks off I got a Vest and My Rifle." On Jan. 7, someone asked him on Facebook if he got to the "front lines." He said that he did: "people died ... but it was ...(expletive) great if you ask me. .... seeing cops literally run ... was the coolest thing ive ever seen in my life."

Thomas Edward Caldwell

Age: 65

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 19, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Conspiracy; conspiracy to impede or injure officer; destruction of government property; obstruction of an official proceeding; restricted building or grounds; violent entry or disorderly conduct

What happened

The FBI arrested Caldwell after Facebook posts indicated that he was involved in planning and coordinating the Jan. 6 breach of the U.S. Capitol, which involved several other members of the group the Oath Keepers. At least two others from the large but loosely organized group were arrested after the riot.The Oath Keepers believe that the federal government has been coopted by a shadowy conspiracy that is trying to strip American citizens of their rights, according to the FBI. The agency cites a Facebook message sent by Caldwell organizing the group to meet and stay at the Comfort Inn in Arlington.

Gina Michelle Bisignano

Age: 52

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 19, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Obstruction of an official proceeding; aiding and abetting; civil disorder; destruction of government property; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; engaging in physical violence in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building

What happened

The FBI says it received at least six tips identifying Gina Bisignano in the Capitol riot. In videos posted online from the siege, Bisignano identifies her first and last name, her place of residence, her Instagram account and the name of her business, which she yelled through a bullhorn to the crowd. She owns a lash and skincare business in Beverly Hills.

Other video cited by the FBI shows Bisignano in a crowd of rioters struggling with police officers in an attempt to enter the Capitol. The rioters are seen repeatedly using what appears to be a red aerosol spray on the officers, striking or attempting to strike the officers, and physically pushing the police line in an attempt to gain entry to the Capitol, according to court documents. She was indicted on additional charges on Jan. 29.

Matthew Perna

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 19, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Using video posted to dailymotion.com, the public helped the FBI identify Perna inside the U.S. Capitol, wearing a red MAGA hoodie, using his cell phone to film, while chanting, “U.S.A.” The FBI complaint also found video on social media of Perna stating that he “walked right into the Capitol building.” According to court records, the person who identified Perna told the FBI that he believes Perna is a conspiracy theorist who supports QAnon.

Gabriel Augustin Garcia

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 19, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Certain acts during civil disorder, aiding and abetting; Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Based on a tip from a Facebook user, the FBI found at least two Facebook Live videos uploaded from Garcia’s account from within the Capitol building on Jan. 6, according to court records. In one of the videos, Garcia turns to the camera, saying “We just went ahead and stormed the Capitol. It’s about to get ugly.” Around him, a large crowd chants, “Our house!” From the Rotunda of the Capitol, he can be seen calling for “Nancy” – presumably referencing the House speaker.Court records say Garcia is a former U.S. Army Captain. According to the Miami Herald, he is a member of the Proud Boys and lost a race as a GOP candidate in the Florida House of Representatives last year.

Jordan R. Mink

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 19, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Unlawful entry on restricted building or grounds; unlawful injury to property; violent entry, destruction of government property valued at over $1,000; theft of government property, aiding and abetting.

What happened

Videos from the Capitol show Jordan Mink using a baseball bat to break out a window, the FBI stated, after matching the images with tattoos on his neck and fingers. The videos also show Mink handing property, including chairs, lamps and drawers from the interior of the Capitol through a broken window to others outside the window, the FBI stated.

Patrick E. McCaughey

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 19, 2021

Home state: Connecticut

Charges

Assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers using a dangerous weapon; civil disorder; obstruction of an official proceeding; aiding and abetting; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon; engaging in physical violence in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; act of physical violence in the Capitol grounds or buildings

What happened

The FBI says McCaughey used a police riot shield to hold Officer Daniel Hodges of the Metropolitan Police Department against the lower west terrace door, even as the officer cried out in pain. In court documents, the FBI says another rioter ripped off Hodges' gas mask, exposing his bloodied mouth.

After McCaughey's arrest, the assistant director in charge of the FBI's Washington Field Office issued a statement: "Even after days of seeing so many shocking and horrific scenes from the siege on the U.S. Capitol, the savage beating of D.C. Metropolitan Police Officer Hodges stands out for the assailants' blatant disregard for human life. Patrick McCaughey's alleged actions were violent, barbaric, and cowardly."

People who recognized McCaughey in the video contacted the FBI. McCaughey also sent photos of himself at the Capitol to friends. He was indicted on additional charges on Jan. 29.

Patrick Montgomery

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 19, 2021

Home state: Colorado

Charges

Entering and remaining in a restricted building; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building; entering and remaining in the gallery of either house of Congress; Violent entry and disorderly conduct at the grounds and in a Capitol building

What happened

Several tipsters notified the FBI that Montgomery, a hunting and rafting guide, had posted photos inside the Capitol building on Jan. 6. The FBI said Montgomery told one of the tipsters in an email exchange that he is "deeply covered by the best Federal Defense lawers in the country," and that he "didn't storm the castle violently. My group was let in peacefully by the police we were talking to with respect."

Mathew Capsel

Age: 27

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 26, 2021

Home state: Illinois

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; and knowingly engages in any physical violence against any person or property in any restricted building or grounds; or attempts or conspires to do so; forcibly assaulted, resisted, opposed, impeded, intimidated, or interfered with any officer or employee of the United States or of any agency in any branch of the United States government (including any member of the uniformed services) while engaged in or on account of the performance of official duties; Committed or attempted to commit any act to obstruct, impede, or interfere with law enforcement officer lawfully engaged in the lawful performance of his official duties incident to and during the commission of a civil disorder which in any way or degree obstructs, delays, or adversely affects commerce or the movement of any article or commodity in commerce or the conduct or performance of any federally protected function.

What happened

The FBI received tips from the public identifying Mathew Capsel by videos on his Facebook account and distinctive tattoos, and stated he can be seen in video on social media fighting against National Guardsmen trying to hold a line with riot shields. The TikTok account identified as Capsel's by the FBI has continued to post TikTok videos since the riot.In one, he tells his listeners who "stood strong" in DC to go home and let their families know "the truth" about what happened. In another, he said: "you think us taking and occupying the capitol building was bad ... try putting Mr. Trump in jail and see what happens, we're all coming, he won't be there long, mark my words."

Guy Reffitt

Age: 48

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 18, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

obstruction of an official proceeding and diding and abetting; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; obstruction of justice - hindering communication through physical force or threat of physical force

What happened

The FBI identified Reffitt in footage from the Capitol steps in which Reffitt - clad in a tactical vest, helmet and GoPro camera - appears to be flushing his eyes with water. According to court records, the FBI believed Reffitt crossed the police line and was sprayed with pepper spray, which was used by police and rioters, and bear spray, which rioters used that day.

After Reffitt returned to Texas, the FBI executed a search warrant on his house and interviewed his spouse, adult son and minor daugther. Reffitt's son told him in the days after Reffitt returned from Washington, he told the family "we stormed the Capitol" and that he needed to "erase everything." Reffitt's son told the FBI his father said if the son reported him that Reffitt would "do what he had to do," which the son took as a threat on his life. In an argument with his son and daugher, Reffitt told them, "If you turn me in, you’re a traitor and you know what happens to traitors...traitors get shot," his spouse told the FBI.

Reffitt's spouse said they didn't think he would act on that. His spouse identified him as a Three Percenter, which is a national extremist group.

Vitali GossJankowski

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 18, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Knowingly enter or remain in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority to do so; Knowingly, and with intent to impede or disrupt the orderly conduct of government business or official functions, engage in disorderly or disruptive conduct in, or within such proximity to, any restricted building or grounds when, or so that, such conduct, in fact, impedes or disrupts the orderly conduct of government business or official functions; and did so while using or carrying a dangerous weapon

What happened

The FBI received a call from Metropolitan Police that a suspect involved in the Capitol riot wanted to turn himself in regarding a wanted poster that included a picture of him. According to the FBI, videos and pictures show a man with a blue jacket trying to forcefully gain entry into the Capitol building by using a taser. One officer in the area suffered a heart attack following injuries from a taser. GossJankowski told authorities he never went inside of the building and that he went to the U.S. Capitol out of curiosity. He denied using the taser on the officer.

Alex Kirk Harkrider

Age: 32

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 18, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Conspiracy and unlawful entry with dangerous weapon; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; aiding and abetting

What happened

The FBI used photo and video from social media, along with tips from witnesses, to identify Harkrider among the group that broke windows at the Capitol during the siege. The arresting documents cite a post with him and Ryan Nichols standing in front of a smashed window into Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s office and the statement “We ain’t done yet! We just got started!”

Ryan Taylor Nichols

Age: 30

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 18, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Conspiracy and unlawful entry with dangerous weapon; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; Civil disorder; Assault on a federal officer using a deadly or dangerous weapon; aiding and abetting

What happened

The FBI used photo and video from social media, along with tips from witnesses, to identify Nichols among the group that broke windows at the Capitol during the seiege. The arresting documents cite a post with him and Alex Harkrider standing in front of a smashed window into Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s office and the statement “We ain’t done yet! We just got started!”

Jessica Watkins

Age: 38

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 18, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Conspiracy; conspiracy to impede or injure officer; destruction of government property; obstruction of an official proceeding; restricted building or grounds; violent entry or disorderly conduct.

What happened

FBI records indicate Watkins went to D.C. for the riot as a member of The Oath Keepers, a large but loosely organized collection of militia who believe that the federal government has been coopted by a shadowy conspiracy that is trying to strip American citizens of their rights. Watkins social media states she’s a “C.O. (commanding officer) of the Ohio State Regular Militia.” The FBI cited a video that shows 8 to 10 individuals in paramilitary equipment aggressively approaching an entrance to the Capitol building. These individuals, who are wearing helmets, reinforced vests, and clothing with Oath Keeper paraphernalia, move in an organized and practiced fashion and force their way to the front of the crowd gathered around a door to the U.S. Capitol. Watkins posted to Parler a photograph of herself in the same Oath Keepers uniform. Watkins also confirmed on social media that she had led other members of the Oath Keepers in the incursion at the U.S. Capitol, records show.

Emanuel Jackson

Age: 20

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 18, 2021

Charges

Conspiracy; conspiracy to impede or injure officer; destruction of government property; obstruction of an official proceeding; restricted building or grounds; violent entry or disorderly conduct

What happened

The FBI arrested Jackson, citing surveillance video of him at the capitol riots wearing a black hooded sweatshirt, a tan military-style backpack, and a light blue surgical mask, which often fell below his mouth. Armed with a metal baseball bat, Jackson is seen in photos repeatedly striking a group of both U.S. Capitol and Metropolitan Police Department officers attempting to guard the Capitol, according to federal arresting documents. After the FBI posted his picture on fliers, Jackson turned himself in and admitted to taking part in the violent protest.

Craig Bingert

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 18, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Certain acts during civil disorder

What happened

At the advice of his attorney, Bingert contacted FBI agents in Philadelphia and offered to turn himself in for his role in the capitol siege. Body camera footage from the Metropolitan Police Department captured Bingert pushing a barricade into MPD officers to gain access to the Capitol. Wearing a military-style jacket, sunglasses and a red hat and carrying an American flag, at one point, he tells the crowd “push them out of there,” referring to the police.

Jorge Riley

Age: 42

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 18, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Certain acts during civil disorder; aiding and abetting; Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

From Jan. 6 through Jan. 8, Jorge Riley posted more than 150 messages, photographs, and videos on his public Facebook account detailing his actions in Washington D.C. during the Capitol riot, according to the FBI. They included messages such as, “Hey We’re storming the Capitol ... what are you doing?” In a black leather jacket with black paint on his face and white feathers in his black braided hair, he took a selfie, apparently inside the Capitol building, with the caption “I’m in the front where do you think I am.” He also bragged about getting pepper sprayed. An active member of the California Republican Assembly identified Riley, who is from Sacramento. Riley served in a board position on the CRA, which describes itself as a "grassroots conservative organaization."

Barton Shively

Age: 53

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 18, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Aiding and abetting; civil disorder; forcibly assault, resist, oppose, impede, intimidate, or interfere with any officer or employee of the United States or of any agency in any branch of the United States government while engaged in or on account of the performance of official duties; restricted building or grounds; Violent entry, obstruct or impede passage, engage in physical violence on grounds or any of the Capitol buildings

What happened

Responding to a wanted poster, a witness contacted the FBI field office in Harrisburg, Penn., with a tip about Shively. The FBI found Shiveley, who served in the U.S. Marine Corps in the 1980s and 1990s. He admitted to driving to Washington D.C. with friends to attend the Trump rally on Jan. 6. He also admitted that after other protestors broke through the first set of barricades, he went through. “I got caught up in the moment,” he said, according to federal arresting documents. He also gave an interview to CNN about the riots.

Sue Ianni

Age: 59

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 18, 2021

Home state: Massachusetts

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Sue Ianni, a Natick, Massachusetts Town Meeting member, was photographed by the Agence France-Presse inside the Capitol, according to the MetroWest Daily News in suburban Boston. She wore a blue jacket and had her fist raised in the air. The newspaper reported Ianni said: “Too many people were arrested wrongly for a peaceful protest after being waved in by Capitol police.” She had been tweeting statements since November that she believed the election was stolen. Ianni organized buses for Super Fun Happy America to take people to Washington D.C. for the January 6 rally and protest.

Mark Sahady

Age: 46

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 18, 2021

Home state: Massachusetts

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Mark Sahady is vice president of an organization called "Super Fun Happy America," which brought supporters to the Capitol on Jan. 6. He was standing with Sue Ianni during the Jan. 6 riot in the Capitol, the FBI stated. Sahady organized a “Straight Pride” parade in Boston in 2019.

Christopher Spencer

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 18, 2021

Home state: North Carolina

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; obstruction of justice.

What happened

An informant turned Spencer in to the FBI, based on videos Spencer livestreamed on Facebook during the Capitol riot, including video of himself speaking to the camera, according to court documents. The FBI stated that in one video, he said: “Bro, they stormed the Capitol, bro...pushed the cops out of the way, everything...took it over.”Then, the crowd, including Spencer, rushed forward into the building, chanting “Whose House? Our house!” and “Stop the steal!." The FBI also stated Spencer was on video with a group shouting to break down the door of the House of Representatives and yelling vulgarities at police officers.

Michael Sparks

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 17, 2021

Home state: Kentucky

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; Obstructing law enforcement

What happened

The FBI received tips from three people identifying Sparks from photos in the Capitol. According to court records, one tipster identified Sparks as the first to climb through a broken window to enter the Capitol. Surveillance and other video footage show Sparks among a group of rioters led by Doug Jensen. In now viral video, Jensen is shown chasing officer Eugene Goodman up the stairs before Goodman lures them away from the Senate floor. According to court records, Sparks yelled at and confronted a Capitol officer.

A third tipster, "who knows Sparks well," provided the FBI screenshots from Sparks' Facebook account which show him preparing to travel to Washington. In one, he warned, "“TRUMP WILL BE YOUR PRESIDENT 4 more years in JESUS NAME. No need to reply to this just be ready for a lot of big events. Have radios for power loss etc. Love every body," according to court records.

Riley Williams

Age: 22

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 17, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

A former romantic partner "made several phone calls" to the FBI tipline in the days after the riot, identifying Williams from video footage and saying friends of Williams' showed the former partner video of her taking a computer or hard drive from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office. The former partner told the FBI that Williams intended to sell the device to a friend in Russia who would in turn sell it to Russia's foreign intelligence service but that the deal fell through. The FBI is still investigating.According to court records, the FBI reviewed video from ITV and identified Williams as directing people from the crypt to go upstairs, which lead to Pelosi's office. In an interview at her Pennsylvania home, Williams' mother watched the video and confirmed it was her. Williams' father told the FBI he traveled with her to Washington but they did not stay together throughout the day.

Simone Melissa Gold

Age: 55

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 17, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

restricted building or grounds; Violent entry and disorderly conduct

What happened

The FBI says it received multiple calls and tips that Simone Gold and John Strand – both from California – were in the Capitol together during the Jan. 6 riot, according to a statement of facts document naming both suspects. Several images included in the FBI’s charging paperwork show the duo moving through the crowd inside the Rotunda. In a social media post, Strand wrote: “I am incredibly proud to be a patriot today, to stand up tall in defense of liberty & the Constitution, to support Trump & #MAGAforever, & to send the message: WE ARE NEVER CONCEDING A STOLEN ELECTION.”

John Herbert Strand

Age: 37

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 17, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Restricted building or grounds; Violent entry and disorderly conduct

What happened

The FBI says it received multiple calls and tips that Simone Gold and John Strand – both from California – were in the Capitol together during the Jan. 6 riot, according to a statement of facts document naming both suspects. Several images included in the FBI’s charging paperwork shows the duo moving through the crowd inside the Rotunda. In a social media post, Strand wrote: “I am incredibly proud to be a patriot today, to stand up tall in defense of liberty & the Constitution, to support Trump & #MAGAforever, & to send the message: WE ARE NEVER CONCEDING A STOLEN ELECTION.”

Matthew Mazzocco

Age: 37

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 17, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

Outcome

Pleaded guilty to parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

An anonymous tipster identified Matthew Mazzocco as of the rioters who seized the Capitol on Jan. 6, based on Facebook, including one post outside from building captioned “The capitol is ours!” According to the FBI, the tipster knew Mazzocco as a mortgage loan officer from San Antonio. Other social media footage shows him inside the Capitol building and wandering the halls, accordng to court records.

Rasha Abual-Ragheb

Age: 40

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 17, 2021

Home state: New Jersey

Charges

Entering and remaining in a restricted building; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building; violent entry and disorderly conduct in a capitol building; parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

Chatting on Facebook under the name Rasha Abu, Abual-Ragheb participated in social media chats involving the New Jersey chapter of the American Patriot 3%, the FBI said. In November she advised civil war is coming and that people should rise up and fight for the Constitution. According to the FBI, she was born in Lebanon and moved to the United States 21 years ago. The agency identified her by comparing photos taken inside the Capitol, after a witness said Abual-Ragheb told her she went inside the Capitol during the riot.

Jack J. Griffith

Juan Bibiano

Age: 25

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 16, 2021

Home state: Tennessee

Charges

Knowingly enter or remain in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority to do; and knowingly, and with intent to impede or disrupt the orderly conduct of government business or official functions, engage in disorderly or disruptive conduct

Outcome

Pleaded guilty to parading,demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

The FBI identified Jack Griffith after an informant reported he could be seen in videos wearing a red cap and clear glasses. The complaint includes a screenshot of a post authorities say Griffith wrote on his Facebook page under the name Juan Bibiano: "I even helped storm the capitol today, but it only made things worse. ... Why, God? Why? WHY HAVE YOU FORSAKEN US? Unless .... Trump still has a plan?"

Damon M. Beckley

Age: 52

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 16, 2021

Home state: Kentucky

Charges

Unlawful entry of a restricted building and disorderly conduct

What happened

In a video taken inside the Capitol, Damon Beckley, wearing a Trump beanie, black cap and tan hood, tried to calm the crowd down in Statuary Hall. "We can go into this room if we all calm down. And if we commit to no violence, OK?" he said through a bullhorn, the Louisville Courier-Journal reported. Prior to the riot, the newspaper reported he gave an interview and stated: "If we're going to come back here and start a revolution and take all of these traitors out, which is what should be done, then we will!"

Lisa Marie Eisenhart

Age: 56

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 16, 2021

Home state: Georgia

Charges

Conspiracy civil disorders; restricted buildings or grounds; violent entry or disorderly conduct

What happened

Lisa Marie Eisenhart, a registered nurse, traveled with her son, Eric Munchel, to Washington, D.C. The FBI obtained surveillance video from their hotel, the Grand Hyatt, showing them leaving to go to the rally. Video footage from inside the Capitol shows Eisenhart and Munchel near a mob trying to attack two Capitol police officers guarding the entrance to the Senate, the FBI wrote in a statement. The footage shows officers run past Eisenhart and Munchel, then the mother and son follow after them, each holding flex cuffs, the FBI stated.

Edward Jacob Lang

Age: 25

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 16, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Civil disorder; assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers; assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers using a dangerous weapon; obstruction of an official proceeding; aiding and abetting; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; act of physical violence in the Capitol grounds or buildings.

What happened

After receiving a tip about Lang's identity, the FBI used his own social media postings as well as media and other open-source images to determine Lang was among those near the front of the crowd at the Capitol's west terrace door. In a screenshot from Lang's Instragram story, which the tipster gave to the FBI, Lang posted a photo of the door with a finger emoji pointing to his location. "This is me," he wrote on the image.

According to court records, the FBI matched those images with social media and photos and video showing a man resembling Lang don a Metro Police helmet, pick up a police shield and engage against officers.

Lang was indicted on additional charges on Jan. 29.

Blake Reed

Age: 35

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 16, 2021

Home state: Tennessee

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

A photograph provided by a tipster in the case of Matthew Bledsoe showed him with a man in distinctive ski goggles and respirator, whom the FBI identified as Reed. The tipster provided photos of Reed in the googles and respirator from his Facebook account, and the FBI confirmed his identity with DMV records and other social media, including Pinterest and LinkedIn. The latter showed he went to high school with Bledsoe.

According to court records, Reed wrote on Facebook, “We The People have spoken and we are pissed! No antifa, no BLM... We The People took the Capitol!”

Gracyn Courtwright

Age: 23

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 16, 2021

Home state: West Virginia

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Knowingly engages in disorderly or disruptive conduct in any restricted building or grounds; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; theft of government property (under $1,000)

What happened

The FBI received screenshots from Courtwright's now-deleted Instagram and Twitter accounts which show Courtwright outside the Capitol. In screen shots of Instragram direct messages the FBI obtained from a witness, Courtwright tells the witness that she was in the Senate chamber. The FBI confirmed she was in the Capitol from a Washington Post photo and surveillance footage from Capitol Police. In that footage, she is shown carrying a "Members Only" sign, which police took back from her.

Courtwright was identified in a report from kykernel.com at the University of Kentucky, where she is a senior, and her father told the FBI that she walked into the Capitol.

According to court records, on Jan. 6 or 7, Courtwright posted on Instagram, “Infamy is just as good as fame. Either way I end up more known. XOXO.”

Robert Gieswein

Age: 24

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 16, 2021

Home state: Colorado

Charges

Obstruction of an official proceeding; assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers using a dangerous weapon; destruction of government property; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon

What happened

Based on a review of video and photos taken during the Capitol riot, the FBI identified Gieswein by his "distinctive paramilitary gear." According to court records, those images show Gieswein push a temporary barrier against officers and spray them with an unknown substance, encourage other rioters to break a Capitol window and then enter the building through it and charge through the building. Gieswein was indicted on six counts, including three counts of using an aerosol irritant spray and a baseball bat to assault, resist, oppose, impede, intimidate and interfere with Capitol Police officers.According to the FBI's review of Gieswein's Facebook page, he is affiliated with the Three Percenters, a national extremist group. At the Capitol, he had a patch for Woodland Wild Dogs, "a paramilitary training group," on his tactical vest. Gieswein was indicted on additional charges by a federal grand jury on Jan. 27.

Valerie Ehrke

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 16, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Outcome

Pleaded guilty to one count of parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

The FBI received a tip that Ehrke posted a video from inside the Capitol on her Facebook page. Video posted the afternoon of the riot on Ehrke's page is captioned, "We made it inside, right before they shoved us all out. I took off when I felt pepper spray in my throat! Lol.”

In an interview, Ehrke told the FBI that she heard President Donald Trump speak that morning before returning to her hotel. She went to the Capitol after seeing people entering the building.

According to court records, Ehrke's profile page included a photo of a flaming Q and map commonly associated with Q Anon, a far-right fringe conspiracy group that baselessly believes a "deep-state" apparatus operates a child sex trafficking ring and is trying to bring down President Donald Trump.

Leo Kelly

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 16, 2021

Home state: Iowa

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry with intent to disrupt the orderly conduct of official business and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

The night of the riot, Kelly appeared in a video posted by a "self-described nonprofit Internet service emphasizing traditional Judeo-Christian principles" in which he says he was on the Senate floor, according to court records. He said he prayed there, and he shared a video from the dais with the nonprofit.In an interview with The Gazette on Jan. 11, he admitted to entering the Capitol and said, "‘I understand there could be consequences for what happened and I will accept those and deal with them.’”

Donovan Crowl

Age: 50

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 16, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Conspiracy; conspiracy to impede or injure officer; destruction of government property; obstruction of an official proceeding; restricted building or grounds; violent entry or disorderly conduct

What happened

Court records identify Crowl as a member of the Ohio State Regular Militia, a "dues-paying subset" of the Oath Keepers. Members of the national extremist group "believe that the federal government has been coopted by a shadowy conspiracy that is trying to strip American citizens of their rights," according to court records, and specifically focus recruitment on former military, law enforcement and first responders. The FBI reviewed footage from the riot showing people in reinforced vests, helmets and Oath Keepers paraphrenalia "aggressively" approaching the Capitol. The FBI confirmed Crowl's identity from DMV records, social media and a profile about Crowl in The New Yorker.In the article, Crowl told writer Ronan Farrow that he was a member of the Ohio State Regular Militia and Oath Keepers and admitted to being in the Capitol that day. Farrow wrote that Crowl's views had become "increasingly radical in recent years, both in his support of Trump and in his expression of racist views." Crowl, who served with the U.S. Marine Corps in the Persian Gulf in 1990, was among the men in uniform breaching the doors of the Capitol, the New Yorker story said.

Thomas Fee

Age: 53

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 16, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Knowingly Entering or Remaining in any Restricted Building Without Lawful Authority; Violent Entry and Disorderly Conduct on Capitol Grounds

What happened

The FBI received a tip from a witness who works for the United States Diplomatic Security Service, who knows Fee. According to court records, Fee took a selfie and a video in the Capitol rotunda and sent it to the witness. Fee told the witness he was “at the tip of the spear.”

Nicolas Moncada

Age: 20

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 16, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Public safety officials at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York contacted the FBI and reported that faculty and students identified Moncada in social media posts from the Capitol. They provided screenshots from Instagram and Twitter accounts with Moncada's name. The images show selfies and video of rioters entering the Capitol. The FBI got a search warrant for Moncada's Facebook and Twitter accounts, which show images supporting those from the school. In response to an Instagram comment on one of the videos asking what was going on, Moncada replied, “Storming the Capitol Building.”

Dominic Pezzola

Spaz

Age: 43

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 15, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Conspiracy; obstruction of an official proceeding; robbery of personal property of the United States; assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers; destruction of government property; engaging in physical violence in a restricted building or grounds; civil disorder; unlawfully entering restricted buildings or grounds; and disorderly and disruptive conduct in restricted buildings or grounds.

What happened

A witness told the FBI Pezzola and others said they intended to kill Rep. Nancy Pelosi and Vice President Mike Pence, and that they intended to return to Washington on Inauguration Day to "kill every single 'mf-er' they can." Pezzola used a Capitol Police shield to break an exterior window and then went inside. He posted a video of himself smoking a cigar and saying, "Victory smoke in the Capitol, boys. ... I knew we could take this (expletive) over if we tried hard enough," according to the FBI complaint.Records show Pezzola is a registered Democrat. Pezzola, identified by authorities as a member of the Proud Boys, was indicted on multiple charges on Jan. 29. In a news release, the Department of Justice alleged Pezzola confronted a Capitol Police officer attempting to control the crowd and ripped away the officer’s riot shield, while the officer was physically engaging with individuals who had gathered unlawfully in the west plaza of the Capitol.

Jenna Ryan

Age: 50

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 15, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority and one count of disorderly conduct on Capitol Grounds

What happened

Jenna Ryan, of Frisco, Texas, is a real estate agent who prosecutors say took a private jet to Washington last week for the Jan. 6 rally. In a Twitter post she said: "It was one of the best days of my life." She also was pictured on a now-deleted Facebook live video saying, "Life or death, it doesn't matter. Here we go," as she approached the entrance to the Capitol.

Justin Stoll

Age: 40

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 15, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Making interstate threats and threatening a witness

What happened

Justin Stoll posted videos to Clapper and YouTube about his participation in the Capitol riot, according to the FBI. When a commenter said they had saved Stoll's video, the FBI said, Stoll threatened the commenter.

Matthew Bledsoe

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 15, 2021

Home state: Tennessee

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority, violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Matthew Bledsoe shot video of himself, wearing a U.S. flag gaiter, walking through the outer door of the Capitol and posted it on social media, the FBI states in an arrest complaint. The agency recieved a tip, which also pointed to a quote by Bledsoe's wife on Facebook. "Matt was inside the Capitol, he was one of the first. .. My husband is a Patriot solider."(sic)

Troy Anthony Smocks

Kenneth Harris, Tony Sanders, Vincent Shelton, Troy Perez

Age: 58

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 15, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Threats in interstate commerce

What happened

Smocks booked a trip to Washington D.C. then went onto the social media website Parler to tout his participation in the Capitol siege, court documents show. Those posts said he would be “carrying our weapons in support of Our nation’s resolve, to which the world will never forget. We will come in numbers that no standing army or police agency can match.” In another post, he says “So over the next 24 hours, I would say lets get our personal affairs in order. Prepare our weapons, and then go get’em. Lets hunt these cowards down like the Traitors that each of them are.” Smocks then made a flight reservation to depart the U.S. for a foreign country on the morning of Jan. 15, according to the FBI.

Joshua Lollar

Age: 39

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 15, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority and impeding or disrupting official functions, obstructing or impeding law enforcement officer during civil disorder obstructing federally protected functions, and violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

A tip reported to the FBI noted Joshua Lollar posted numerous selfies of himself on the Capitol grounds and live video inside the Capitol. An FBI statement indicates he wore a red "Make America Great Again" cap and an armored vest. In a Facebook post at 7:34 p.m. on Jan. 6, he wrote that he had been gassed and fought with police. "I don’t know what we can do, but I’m trying my best to get it done peaceful. We can’t loose [sic] our America.”

David C. Mish, Jr.

Age: 42

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 15, 2021

Home state: Wisconsin

Charges

Unlawful entry on restricted buildings or grounds, and violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

David Mish reached out to the Metropolitan Police Department on Jan. 7 with information about the death of Ashli Babbitt, the FBI stated. A department detective interviewed Mish the next day, the FBI stated, and Mish said he was with several people who went into a bathroom adjacent to the speaker's lobby and that he objected when the group broke a mirror.Mish described Babbitt saying to the officer at the doorway, “Just open the door. They’re not gonna stop," referring to the crowd gathered at the doorway. Mish also said he had cell-phone video showing him near the speaker's door.

Robert Bauer

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 15, 2021

Home state: Kentucky

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

An anonymous caller made a tip to an FBI line saying Robert Bauer and his wife were at the Jan. 6 rally with a cousin, Edward Hemenway. Bauer and Hemenway say they walked toward the Capitol at the direction of President Trump and Bauer's wife went back to her hotel. Bauer and Hemenway told the FBI that after they entered the Capitol, a police officer hugged them, shook their hands and said, "It's your house now."

Edward Hemenway

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 15, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

Outcome

Pleaded guilty to parading,demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Emily Hernandez

Age: 20

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 15, 2021

Home state: Missouri

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct which impedes the conduct of government business; Steal, sell, convey or dispose of anything of value of the United States; Disruptive conduct in the Capitol buildings; parading, demonstrating, or picketing in the Capitol buildings

What happened

The FBI received three tips about the identity of a woman in ITV video holding a piece of a wooden sign that had been above House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office. According to court records, one of the tipsters shared screenshots from Hernandez's Snapchat account which show her in the rotunda holding the piece of wood from the sign, which the House curator estimated would cost $870 to replace.

Chad Barrett Jones

Age: 42

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 15, 2021

Home state: Kentucky

Charges

Assault on a federal officer; certain acts during a civil disorder; destruction of government property over $1,000; obstruction of justice; Unlawful entry on restricted building or grounds; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

A family member identified a man in a video of the mob attempting to break the glass in the door to the speakers' lobby from video the Washington Post published of Ashli Babbitt, a 35-year-old Air Force veteran, being shot and killed by a sworn Capitol police employee. In the video, a man in a red jacket and gray cap strikes the windows to those doors at least 10 times, according to court records.

After seeing Jones on the news, the family member spoke with him and told him he needed to contact the FBI or an attorney. The FBI spoke with a friend of Jones', who said he spoke with him the day after the riot and that Jones said he was in trouble, according to court records.

Jacob Hiles

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 15, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Knowingly, with intent to impede government business or official functions, engaging in disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; parading, demonstrating, or picketing in the Capitol buildings

What happened

The FBI interviewed a witness who identified Hiles from two videos on his Facebook page and used other social media to confirm his presence in the Capitol during the riot. Hiles - who was wearing a "F--- ANTIFA" sweatshirt and, at times, tan goggles and a tan neck gaiter - posted photos taken inside the Capitol, according to court records. In the screenshot of one post, he wrote, "After being tear gassed for an hour, we entered the capitol, thousands of us."

Cody Page Carter Connell

Age: 27

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 15, 2021

Home state: Louisiana

Charges

Civil disorder; obstruction of an official proceeding; assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; impeding passage through the Capitol grounds or buildings; parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

A witness who knows both Connell and his cousin, Daniel Page Adams, shared video and photographs he took from the Capitol with the FBI. In a social media conversation the day after the riot, Connell said, "4 of us breached the cops blockade and us same 4 breached the Capitol."According to court records, the FBI agent who investigated believes Connell intends to return to Washington the week of Jan. 18. A witness told the FBI that Connell "has communicated with at least two other individuals in Texas about purchasing long-rifle firearms, ammunition, and body armor to bring with them" and that Connell said "he was not returning to Louisiana unless he was in a body bag."

Daniel Page Adams

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 15, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

What happened

A witness who knows both Adams and his cousin, Cody Page Carter Connell, shared video and photographs he took from the Capitol with the FBI. According to court records, the FBI also reviewed social media posts that show Adams at the front of a crowd on Capitol grounds pushing a police line. In a video, Adams appears to engage with police, chasing them up the steps and shouting "let's go!" to encourage the mob. The video ends with a thud and Adams holding his head. In a social media conversation the day after the riot, Connell said, "4 of us breached the cops blockade and us same 4 breached the Capitol."

Connell explained that Adams was his cousin, adding, "When we stormed the cops there was 8 of them and 4 of us so he got clubbed and shot with rubber bullet. But we pushed the cops against the wall, they dropped all their gear and left. That’s when we went to doors of Capitol building and breached it."

Bryan Betancur

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Arrested or charged on: Jan. 15, 2021

Home state: Maryland

Charges

Restricted buildings or grounds; Unlawful activities on Capitol grounds, disorderly conduct; Unlawful activities on Capitol grounds, parades, assemblages and display of flags

What happened

Betancur is on probation for fourth-degree burglary, but court records indicate he has repeatedly violated the terms of his parole and probation. An affidavit in support of his charges describes him as a "self-professed white supremacist who has made statements to law enforcement officers that he is a member of several white supremacy organizations" and that after his release he "continued to engage racially motivated violent extremist groups on the internet." His probation officer contacted the FBI, sharing that Betancur told him he was in the Capitol on Jan. 6. He later recanted that, the probation officer said. The probation officer's supervisor granted Betancur's in-person request the day before the riot to travel to Washington to distribute Bibles with Gideon International.

Betancur's GPS monitor put him in the vicinity of the Capitol for three hours on the afternoon of Jan. 6, when the riot was happening, and social media photos show him with a Confederate flag on the scaffolding set up for the inauguration, according to court records.

Couy Griffin

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 15, 2021

Home state: New Mexico

Charges

Entering and remaining in a restricted building; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building

What happened

Griffin, an Otero County, New Mexico, commissioner, went past barricades onto a restricted area on the Capitol steps during the riot. He founded Cowboys for Trump, and in a video posted to that group's Facebook page said he "climbed up on the top of the Capitol building and . . . had a first row seat.” He went on to say he would return on Jan. 20, the date of President-elect Joseph Biden's inauguration, and "we could have a 2nd Amendment rally on those same steps that we had that rally yesterday. You know, and if we do, then it’s gonna be a sad day, because there’s gonna be blood running out of that building."

After media reports and his interviews showed him on the Capitol steps, Griffin spoke at a council meeting on Jan. 14, telling his colleagues that he was in the back of the crowd that pushed throug barricades. According to court records, he told the council he intends to return to Washington for the inauguration and has a rifle and revolver in his car.

Griffin was indicted on Feb. 8.

Andrew Hatley

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 19, 2021

Home state: South Carolina

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Knowingly, with intent to impede government business or official functions, engaging in disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; Engaging in disorderly or disruptive conduct on Capitol buildings or grounds; parading, demonstrating, or picketing in the Capitol buildings

What happened

The FBI received a photo of Hatley from a witness showing two men with their faces partially covered in front of a statue of John Calhoun in the crypt at the Capitol from the day of the riot. The first witness told the FBI they had received it from a second witness, whom Hatley had shared it with directly. Hatley also shared his location with that second person through the Life360 app.According to court records, the FBI subpoenad records from Life360 and they showed Hatley at the Capitol. Surveillance footage from Capitol Police showed a man in the same hat in the crypt. The FBI interviewed the second witness, who records describe as having "a close relationship" with Hatley, and that person provided three photographs they received from Hatley and confirmed his identity.

Brandon Fellows

Age: 26

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 15, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Restricted building or grounds; Violent entry or disorderly conduct

What happened

The FBI identified Fellows from tips, open-source photos and his own social media posts, which showed him wearing a distinctive USA jacket and fake orange beard at the Capitol. In a CNN interview, Fellows said people were smoking weed in "some Oregon room." According to court records, the FBI matched that with video Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-Oregon) posted of damage to his office and a DLive streaming video posted on Twitter by far-right media personality Tim Gionet, also known as "Baked Alaska," which appeared to show Fellows with his feet up on the table in that office.A Bloomberg story reported that Brandon Fellows drove to Washington after seing this tweet from Trump: "Big protest in D.C. on January 6th. Be there, will be wild."

Samuel Camargo

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 15, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Civil disorder; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authorty; knowingly engages in disorderly or disruptive conduct in an restricted building or grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

The FBI received a tip from a former classmate of Camargo's, who shared screen grabs from his Instagram and Facebook accounts. A second former classmate saved video Camargo posted to his Instagram story, which court records indicate place him on Capitol grounds and then show a clip at a door that supports "that this video shows Camargo actively struggling to gain entrance to the U.S. Capitol Building."

The FBI captured a Facebook post from Jan. 6 in which Camargo says, "I was involved in the events that transpired earlier today."

Daniel Goodwyn

Age: 32

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 15, 2021

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

During a live stream from the Capitol, far-right media personality Tim Gionet, also known as "Baked Alaska," called Goodwyn out by name. A Capitol police officer told Goodwyn to leave, and Goodwyn called the officer an "oathbreaker" on the way out, according to court records.

The FBI confirmed his identity with an associate who was messaging Goodwyn on Instagram, where Goodwyn posted, "I didn’t break or take anything but I went inside for a couple of minutes.” According to court records, Goodwyn is a self-professed member of the Proud Boys, an extremist group with ties to white nationalism.

Vaughn Gordon

Age: 54

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 14, 2021

Home state: Louisiana

Charges

What happened

Vaughn Gordon wore goggles and a red white and blue scarf in photos at the Capitol. Images of his Facebook page show he posted “Live inside the Congress building. It was worth the tear gas," the FBI stated. He was interviewed for a story in a Louisiana newspaper, The Advocate, stating he went into the building because tear gas drove him inside, according to the FBI complaint.

Peter F. Stager

Age: 41

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 14, 2021

Home state: Arkansas

Charges

Civil disorder

What happened

A tip from an informant alerted the FBI that Peter Stager was the man seen in a video on Twitter using a pole with a U.S. flag attached to strike a Metropolitan Police Department officer.The officer was blocking an archway as a group tried to breach the Capitol. The crowd dragged the officer down the stairs and he ended up on the ground, where he was beaten with "various objects," the FBI reported. An informant identified Stager in another video as the man saying: “Everybody in there is a treasonous traitor. Death is the only remedy for what’s in that building.”Stager told authorities he thought the person he was striking was a member of antifa, but the complaint states the back of the uniform clearly states Metropolitan Police. Stager also told the FBI he was "wired up" from being tear-gassed or pepper-sprayed.

Joshua M. Black

Age: 44

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 14, 2021

Home state: Alabama

Charges

Entering a restricted building or grounds, violent entry and disorderly conduct

What happened

Joshua Black called the FBI and admitted he entered the Capitol. In a photograph taken inside, he's wearing a red hat, a camouflage jacket and yellow gloves, and bleeding from his left cheek. In a YouTube video posted two days after the riot, Black says he was hit in the face with a projectile, according to the FBI.

"Once we found out Pence turned on us and that they had stolen the election, like officially, the crowd went crazy. I mean it became a mob. We crossed the gate," he said, according to the FBI. "I wanted to get inside the building so I could plead the blood of Jesus over it. ... I just felt like the spirit of God wanted me to go in the Senate room, you know. So I was about to break the glass and I thought, no, this is our house, we don’t act like that."

John Sullivan

Age: 26

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 14, 2021

Home state: Utah

Charges

Obstruction of an official proceeding; civil disorder; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building; aiding and abetting

What happened

Sullivan entered the Capitol during the riot, telling the FBI later that he was an activist and journalist even though he had no press credentials. He filmed extensively in the building, following the crowd up to the point where Ashli Babbitt, a 35-year-old Air Force veteran, was shot and killed by a Capitol Police officer at the entrance of the Speaker's Lobby. He gave the FBI a link to the YouTube account with the username JaydenX and shared a 50-minute video which the FBI confirmed he narrates at points.According to court records, Sullivan encouraged the mob on and at times argued with officers to leave to avoid getting hurt. He says in the video, “There are so many people. Let’s go. This s--- is ours! F--- yeah,” according to the records.

Peter Harding

Age: 47

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 14, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

The FBI reviewed social media posts that showed Harding inside the Capitol and also trying to set fire to camera equipment outside of the Capitol. Two days after the riot, Harding admitted to both to the Buffalo News. "We took the rest of the media equipment that was there," he told the newspaper. "We put it into a pile. That was a symbolic gesture. Nothing burned."The FBI stated Harding recorded a video the next day: "We learned how strong our numbers are. If we can take the Capitol building, there is nothing we can’t accomplish - county government, city government, town government, state government.”

Hunter Seefried

Age: 23

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 14, 2021

Home state: Delaware

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Seefried entered the Capitol with his father, Kevin, through a broken window. Video on social media showed Hunter Seefried punching out glass in a window that had already been broken. During an interview with the FBI, Kevin Seefried said someone asked his son to help because he was wearing gloves.Once inside, the men were part of a group that "verbally confronted" Capitol police officers. They were identified after one of Hunter Seefried's co-workers told the FBI the younger Seefried had been bragging about entering the Capitol with his father.

Kevin Seefried

Age: 51

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 14, 2021

Home state: Delaware

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Seefried entered the Capitol with his son, Hunter, through a broken window. Kevin Seefriend carried a Confederate flag through the halls of the Capitol. In an interview, he told the FBI the flag is usually displayed outside his home. While inside, the Seefrieds were part of a group that "verbally harassed" Capitol police officers, according to court records.

Seefried was identified after a co-worker of his son's reported to the FBI that Hunter Seefried had bragged about entering the Capitol with his father. In an interview, Kevin Seefried told the FBI that they had come to Washington to hear President Trump speak.

Christine Priola

Age: 49

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 14, 2021

Home state: Ohio

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; Unlawful activities on Capitol grounds, parades, assemblages and display flags

What happened

The former Cleveland Metropolitan School District occupational therapist resigned her job one day after the Capitol riot.

A photo of a woman resembling Priola was posted by the Metropolitan Police Department. Cleveland media outlets reported that her home was searched by the FBI.

Jacob Fracker

Age: 29

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 13, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Obstruction of an official proceeding; aiding and abetting; entering and remaining in a restricted building; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building; violent entry and disorderly conduct in a Capitol building or grounds

What happened

Off-duty police officers Jacob Fracker and Thomas Robertson posed under a statute of John Stark in the Capitol on Jan. 6, according to federal court records. They were charged for their role in the riots after the officers with the Rocky Mount (Va.) Police were identified in social media posts.

In a now-deleted Facebook post that was preserved as part of the charges against him, Fracker wrote, "Lol to anyone who’s possibly concerned about the picture of me going around... Sorry I hate freedom? ...Not like I did anything illegal...y’all do what you feel you need to...”

Thomas Robertson

Age: 47

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 13, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

What happened

Off-duty police officers Thomas Robertson and Jacob Fracker posed under a statute of John Stark in the Capitol on Jan. 6, according to federal court records. They were charged for their role in the riots after the officers with the Rocky Mount (Va.) Police were identified in social media posts.Robertson defended the pair's decision to enter the building, writing on social media that he was "willing to put skin in the game."Federal court records quoted his social media, with Robertson commenting on Instagram that, “CNN and the Left are just mad because we actually attacked the government who is the problem and not some random small business ... The right IN ONE DAY took the f***** U.S. Capitol. Keep poking us.”

Nicholas Rodean

Age: 26

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 13, 2021

Home state: Maryland

Charges

What happened

Along with a sweatshirt commemorating President Donald Trump’s 2017 inauguration, Nicolas Rodean also wore his company name badge when he was photographed inside the Capitol Wednesday. Rodean's employer fired him.

“After review of the photographic evidence, the employee in question has been terminated for cause,” Navistar Direct Marketing said in a Facebook statement. “While we support all employees’ right to peaceful, lawful exercise of free speech, any employee demonstrating dangerous conduct that endangers the health and safety of others will no longer have an employment opportunity with Navistar Direct Marketing.”

Klete Keller

Age: 38

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 13, 2021

Home state: Colorado

Charges

Obstructing law enforcement engaged in official duties incident to civil disorder; Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Olympic gold-medal swimmer Klete Keller was arrested after being identified in video from the Capitol riot. At 6-foot-6, Keller is a five-time Olympic medalist and three-time Olympian. His height helped the FBI identify him after SwimSwam published a story confirming Keller was in footage shot by TownHall. Keller wore a jacket with a U.S. Olympic patch in the video.

Keller had been listed as a real estate agent at Hoff & Leigh in Colorado, which issued a statement the day before Keller's arrest that he had resigned.

The U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee responded to reports of Keller's presence at the Capitol before his arrest without naming him. CEO Sarah Hirshland said, "I strongly condemn the actions of the rioters at the U.S. Capitol. They do not represent the values of the United States of America or of Team USA."

Robert Keith Packer

Age: 56

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 13, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority and violent entry or disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

The "Camp Auschwitz" shirt Robert K. Packer was photographed wearing at the Capitol riots ultimately helped lead to his identification and arrest. In an affidavit accompanying an arrest warrant, the FBI noted they received a tip because someone in the community recognized Packer and had seen him wearing the shirt in the past.

The complaint noted the shirt, with a human skull and the phrase "Work brings freedom" appears to be a symbol of Nazi hate ideology.

Kevin J. Lyons

Age: 40

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 13, 2021

Home state: Illinois

Charges

Entering and remaining in a restricted building; entering and remaining in certain rooms in the Capitol building; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building

What happened

Lyons posted a photo of a map to his Instagram on Jan. 5, saying: "I refuse to tell my children that I sat back and did nothing. I'm heading to DC to STOP THE STEAL!! #MAGA #KAG."The arrest complaint states that he later posted a photo from the Capitol of a sign over the door to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office with a comment saying "WHOS HOUSE?!?!? OUR HOUSE!!"Two days later, two FBI agents who interviewed Lyons at his home reported that he was evasive about whether he entered the Capitol, telling them he dreamed it and that in the dream, "people really didn't have much choice of where they were going because of the mob." When the agents asked to see his phone, he showed the officers the photo he posted on Instagram and agreed to upload two videos he recorded inside the Capitol to YouTube and email them the link. He eventually told the agents he had walked up the Capitol stairs and entered through its rear doors. He said he went into Pelosi's office where an armed police officer told him to get out.

Jenny Cudd

Age: 36

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 13, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Obstruction of an official proceeding; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading, Demonstrating, or Picketing in a Capitol building; aiding and abetting

What happened

A former candidate for mayor in Midland, Texas, Jenny Cudd, wearing a Trump flag as a cape, posted a video saying: “We did break down Nancy Pelosi’s office door.”

“I’m proud of everything I was a part of today,” the florist shop owner stated in another video clip. “The government serves at the consent of the governed. Well, the governed are pissed off.”

The Midland Reporter Telegram reported that Cudd said she didn't do anything unlawful. The newspaper also reported Cudd said: “When (Vice President) Pence betrayed us is when we decided to storm the Capitol.”

According to court records, the FBI tracked Cudd and Eliel Rosa, whom she was later arrested with, as they walked through the Capitol rotunda on the day of the riot.

Eliel Rosa

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 13, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Obstruction of an official proceeding; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building; aiding and abetting

Outcome

Pleaded guilty to all counts.

What happened

Rosa was arrested with Jenny Cudd, who was photographed with him in the Capitol rotunda. Cudd, a former mayoral candidate in Midland, Texas, appeared in Facebook videos and in photos admitting to entering the Capitol. In a Facebook video, she said, "We did break down the Nancy Pelosi’s office door."

The FBI tracked Rosa and Cudd's movements in the rotunda using surveillance footage. In an interview with the FBI two days after the riot, Rosa admitted he and Cudd entered the Capitol.

Albert Ciarpelli

Age: 65

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 13, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Albert Ciarpelli drove from Syracuse to Washington, D.C., to attend the rally. After the rally he joined the crowd walking toward the Capitol, according to his statements to FBI agents. When he got there, he said he found a small door to the right of the main entrance open and he walked in and began taking pictures.Ciarpelli told agents he took his time inside the building sight-seeing, and considered it a "little adventure." After 15 minutes, he felt he shouldn't be there and decided to leave. He told the agents when he tried to leave he got caught up in a mob pushing its way into the building.When thinking back to that day, agents said he stated he was out of his mind and had never done anything like that before. He told them that on Oct. 28, he bought flights to Washington to attend the inauguration with his wife and a family member, but recently cancelled them.

Robert Sanford

Age: 55

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 13, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; disorderly or disruptive conduct on Capitol grounds; Civil disorder; Assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers while engaged in the performance of official duties

What happened

After reviewing video footage and receiving a tip, the FBI identified Sanford as the man shown on video heaving a fire extinguisher from an elevated position on the Capitol steps toward a line of officers who were trying to hold back a mob of rioters. According to charging documents, the extinguisher ricocheted and hit three officers in the head, two of whom were wearing a helmet and one who was not.

The FBI received a tip from a friend of Sanford's who identified Sanford and said he had confessed that the FBI was looking for him, according to the documents. The friend told the agency Sanford recently retired from the Chester Fire Department.

Video taken that day captured Sanford wearing a knit cap with the letters “CFD” on the front, and the person who alerted the FBI confirmed it was Sanford. The tipster told the FBI Sanford said he was on the Capitol grounds that day.

Andrew Williams

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 12, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Disorderly conduct

What happened

Andrew Williams, a firefighter and paramedic with the city of Sanford, Florida, was arrested Jan. 12 and charged with disorderly conduct in the Capitol riot.

After Williams was spotted in viral photos from the riot, the city opened an investigation the next day.

Orlando's WESH 2 NBC affiliate reported his attorney said: "The President and the Capitol Police encouraged despicable behavior."

Kevin D. Loftus

Age: 52

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 12, 2021

Home state: Wisconsin

Charges

What happened

The Associated Press reported Loftus was charged with illegal entry and disorderly conduct on the grounds of the Capitol. Court documents stated Loftus posted on social media that he was "one of 700 inside" the Capitol.

Josiah Colt

Age: 34

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 12, 2021

Home state: Idaho

Charges

Obstruction; aiding and abetting; Entering and Remaining in a restricted building; disorderly and Disruptive Conduct in a restricted building; Violent Entry and disorderly Conduct in a Capitol building

Outcome

Pleaded guilty to one count of obstruction of justice of an official proceeding on July 14.

What happened

CBS2 News, the affiliate in Boise, Idaho, reported Josiah Colt turned himself in at the Ada County Sheriff's Office on Jan. 12.

The FBI had posted a photo of him. In one photo, he’s clinging with one hand onto a ledge over the Latin inscription “Annuit coeptis,” which means “God has favored our undertakings.”

According to court records, the FBI confirmed Colt's identity in a phone interview with a relative.

Colt issued a statement apologizing, saying he loved America and its people. “I recognize my actions that have brought shame upon myself, my family, my friends, and my beautiful country. In the moment I thought I was doing the right thing."

Thomas Baranyi

Age: 29

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 12, 2021

Home state: New Jersey

Charges

Restricted building or grounds; Violent entry or disorderly conduct

What happened

Baranyi identified himself in a WUSA-9 interview after the riot, telling a reporter that he was in the Capitol and near where a woman was shot. That woman was later identified as 35-year-old Air Force veteran Ashli Babbitt.

According to court records, the FBI reviewed video clips the Washington Post published of that shooting and identified Baranyi by matching him to his drivers license and his clothing and backpack to the interview clip. The video showed Baranyi standing near the door to the Speaker's Lobby, where Babbitt was shot.

Court records note that in Baranyi's WUSA-9 interview, he said, "We tore through the scaffolding, through flash bangs and tear gas, and blitzed our way in through all the chambers just trying to get into Congress or whoever we could get in to and tell them that we need some kind of investigation into this.”

Kash Lee Kelly

Age: 32

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 12, 2021

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

After receiving tips about Kelly's presence in the Capitol during the riot, the FBI found a photo of Kelly standing on the pedestal of a statue in the building that he posted on Facebook. Law enforcement officers who have known Kelly for years confirmed his identity in screenshots, according to court documents. Kelly, who has nearly 380,000 Facebook followers, also gave an interview after the riot, which the FBI found on YouTube. In it, he says, “We feel like our voices weren’t being heard, which is why we ran through that Capitol Building," according to court records.

Timothy Hale-Cusanelli

Age: 30

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 12, 2021

Home state: New Jersey

Charges

Civil disorder; aiding and abetting; obstruction of an official proceeding; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; impeding ingress and egress in a restricted building; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

Hale is enlisted in the Army Reserves, a contractor at Naval Weapons Station Earle and has a "Secret" security clearance and "access to a variety of munitions," according to court records. A confidential source with the Naval Criminal Investigative Service reported Hale-Cusanelli to the FBI after Hale-Cusanelli showed the source video on his phone showing him "making harassing and derogatory statements toward Capitol Police officers both inside and outside the Capitol building."The confidential source told the FBI that Hale-Cusanelli is an "avowed white supremacist and Nazi sympathizer," according to court records. That source recorded a conversation with Hale-Cusanelli on Jan. 14 in which he admitted to entering the Capitol, to giving directions to others to "advance" and to taking a flag and flagpole that he saw another rioter throw at a Capitol police officer.

Michael Daughtry

Age: 58

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 12, 2021

Home state: Georgia

Charges

Restricted building or grounds

What happened

The Pelham, Georgia, Police Department began investigating Daughtry after being alerted to his social media posts within hours of the Capitol riot, and an officer recorded a call with him that day. According to court records, Daughtry acknowledged that he went "up to the Capitol door" but backed off after being shot with rubber bullets. He told the police officer, "We was the first ones over the fence. Everybody followed us."

The FBI reviewed Daughtry's social media, including Facebook posts in which he said, "We just tore down the fence and stormed the Capitol." He also posted a photo from atop the scaffolding on the Capitol steps set up for the inauguration of President-elect of Joseph Biden.

William Watson

Age: 23

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 12, 2021

Home state: Alabama

Charges

Civil disorders; restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon; Violent entry or disorderly conduct

What happened

Watson violated bond in a felony drug case in Alabama and was arrested after he traveled out of state. While in custody, the FBI interviewed him twice about the Capitol riot and Watson admitted to going to "support the patriots, support Trump, support freedom.”

Watson told the FBI he went into the building through a broken window and that he was part of a crowd that had police shields and batons when they encountered more officers in the hallway of the Capitol. According to court records, Watson told the FBI he tried to work with the officer to get people to calm down, which a Capitol Police officer confirmed in an interview. The Capitol Police officer told the FBI that Watson had mace. Watson admitted to carrying mace and a pocket knife.

William McCall Calhoun

Age: 57

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 12, 2021

Home state: Georgia

Charges

Restricted building or grounds; Violent or disorderly conduct; Tampering with a witness, victim or an information

What happened

The FBI received a tip on Nov. 12 that Calhoun was making threats on Facebook, Twitter and Parler, encouraging people "to storm Washington, D.C., and peacefully protest while openly carrying firearms," according to court records. The caller read Calhoun's messages, including one that said, "We are going to kill every last communist who stands in Trump’s way."

In social media posts, he called on others to go to Washington and posted from inside the Capitol once he was there. According to court records, he wrote on Facebook that “the first of us who got upstairs kicked in Nancy Pelosi’s office door and pushed down the hall toward her inner sanctum, the mob howling with rage."

Two days after the riot, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported it had an exclusive interview with Calhoun, a defense attorney who describes himself as an anti-Communist counter-revolutionary. The newspaper reported Calhoun said: “This was civil disobedience. Anyone who claims it was anything other than civil disobedience was not there, and they did not see it and they do not know.” The newspaper reported he called the people who went into the Capitol "heroic."

Aaron Mostofsky

Age: 34

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 11, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

What happened

Mostofsky, whom the Gothamist identified as a Brooklyn native, appears in several photos inside the Capitol wearing a police vest over fur-looking pelts.

The Gothamist identified him as the son of a King County Supreme Court judge. Nachman Mostofsky, his brother, told the website, "My brother did nothing illegal. He definitely was not part of the riot."

He was arrested on federal charges in New York on Jan 11.

William Pepe

Age: 31

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 11, 2021

Home state: New York

Charges

Conspiracy; assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers; civil disorder; government property or contracts; obstruction of an official proceeding; robbery of personal property of the United States; restricted building or grounds; aiding and abetting

What happened

Photos from the riot showed Pepe in the Capitol holding his phone up, and the FBI confirmed his identity with New York's Metro Transit Authority, according to court records. Pepe works in the mechanical department there and took sick leave to travel to Washington. As of mid-February, the transit authority said Pepe remained suspended without pay.Pepe was identified as a member of the Proud Boys and indicted on additional charges on Jan. 29, 2021.

Andrew Wrigley

Age: 50

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 11, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

The FBI reviewed Wrigley's Facebook page, where he posted photos and video from inside the Capitol. On one post he wrote, "At the protest in DC. I went inside the capitol building and got tear gassed," according to court records. Wrigley has since deleted his Facebook page.

Eric Gavelek Munchel

Age: 30

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 10, 2021

Home state: Tennessee

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority and one count of violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Munchel, 30, is allegedly the man in photos dressed in all-black, carrying zip ties as he stepped over a row of seats inside the Capitol. He was arrested on Jan 10. in Nashville. In a news release, federal authorities said he appeared to be carrying plastic restraints, an item in a holster on his right hip and a cell phone mounted on his chest with the camera facing outward. A story in the British newspaper, The Sunday Times, said Munchel traveled to D.C. with his mother and was interviewed there after the riot. The story quotes Munchel as saying: "We wanted to show that we’re willing to rise up, band together and fight if necessary. Same as our forefathers, who established this country in 1776."

Larry Rendell Brock Jr.

Age: 53

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 10, 2021

Home state: Texas

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority and violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Brock, a retired Air Force officer, was seen in photos in the Capitol wearing a green helmet, tactical vest and military patches. After he was identified in photos holding plastic zip-tie handcuffs, he gave an interview to The New Yorker. The story stated Brock said he had gone to D.C. to demonstrate peacefully after hearing the president ask his supporters to be there.

Derrick Evans

Age: 34

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 9, 2021

Home state: West Virginia

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; and one count of violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol Grounds

What happened

Evans was elected to the West Virginia House of Delegates last fall, but resigned over the weekend after filming himself storming the Capitol.

Doug Jensen

Age: 41

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 9, 2021

Home state: Iowa

Charges

Civil disorder; obstructing an official proceeding; assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers; entering and remaining in any restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon; disruptive and disorderly conduct in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weaopn; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Wearing a QAnon shirt emblazoned with a bald eagle, Jensen was in numerous photographs and videos inside the Capitol. He told his family he was let in to the Capitol. He regularly posted about the QAnon conspiracy theory on his social media accounts. His employer, Forrest & Associate Masonry in Des Moines, fired him on Jan. 8. Additional charges have been added in two indictments.

Jacob Anthony Chansley

Jake Angeli

Age: 33

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 9, 2021

Home state: Arizona

Charges

Civil Disorder; obstruction of an official proceeding; Entering and Remaining in a restricted building; disorderly and Disruptive Conduct in a restricted building; Violent Entry and disorderly Conduct in a Capitol building; parading, Demonstrating, or Picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

Most notable for his horned, fur hat and red, white and blue face paint in viral photos from the Capitol, authorities said Chansley, known as Jake Angeli, also carried a 6-foot spear with an American flag tied just below the top.

Chansely was familiar to many in his native Arizona for his appearances at rallies He told police he'd traveled to D.C. in a group of "patriots" at the president's request.

Adam Johnson

Age: 36

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 8, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; one count of theft of government property; and one count of violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Photos from the riot show Adam Christian Johnson smiling under his Trump cap, casually holding a lectern under his arm.

By Saturday, Johnson, 36, had been arrested and was booked into the Pinellas County Jail in Florida on a warrant from the U.S. Marshal's office. Photos on his Facebook page, since deleted, show the Manatee County, Florida man descending into Washington, D.C., for the rally. Johnson had misdemeanor drug arrests in 2004 and 2005 and was involved in a sealed domestic relations court case from 2010.

Johnson is a married father of five. They live in a six-bedroom, 4,000-square-foot, pool home in southwest Florida.

Nicholas Ochs

Age: 34

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 8, 2021

Home state: Hawaii

Charges

Conspiring to commit an offense against the United States to corruptly obstruct, influence, or impede an official proceeding; one count of theft of federal government property; one count of depredation against federal government property, and three counts of unlawful entry, disorderly conduct, or violent conduct in restricted buildings or grounds.

What happened

Ochs is a co-founder of the Hawaii Proud Boys. The Proud Boys is an extremist group with ties to white nationalism.A U.S. Marine Corps combat veteran, he posted a photo of himself in the Capitol smoking a cigarette on Twitter Wednesday afternoon. He told CNN he did not break in, he just walked in.In an indictment announced Feb. 3, Ochs was also charged with consipracy and other additional charges.

Richard "Bigo" Barnett

Bigo

Age: 60

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 8, 2021

Home state: Arkansas

Charges

obstruction of an official proceeding; aiding and abetting; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon; entering and remaining in certain rooms in the Capitol building; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building; theft of government property.

What happened

A photo of Barnett with his feet up on a staffer's desk inside the offices of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi quickly went viral.

He bragged on camera afterward that he had been escorted out but not arrested. A Trump supporter who attended a "Stop the Steal" rally in Northwest Arkansas in November, Barnett has a long history of financial woes, online records show.

Several charges were added when Barnett was indicted by a federal grand jury in Washington D.C., according to an indictment dated Jan. 29.

Cleveland Meredith

Age: 53

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 7, 2021

Home state: Georgia

Charges

Making interstate threats to Speaker Nancy Pelosi

What happened

Cleveland Grover Meredith was charged with threatening Pelosi after driving to D.C. from Colorado. He missed the riot after experiencing troubles with his truck and trailer, according to an FBI arrest complaint. Meredith arrived Thursday and was later arrested at a Holiday Inn.

Officers found a Glock 19, a 9mm pistol, a Tavor X95 rifle and hundreds of rounds of ammunition in his truck and trailer.

In the complaint, the FBI said Meredith had texted a relative saying he was “thinking about heading over to Pelosi's (expletive) speech and putting a bullet in her noggin on Live TV,” with a purple devil emoji.

In a later text conversation about Pelosi, the complaint said, Meredith wrote, “Dead Bitch Walking. I predict that within 12 days, many in our country will die.”

But he added, "LOL, jus havin fun."

Anthime J. Gionet

Baked Alaska

Age: 33

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 7, 2021

Home state: Arizona

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Tim Gionet, a right-wing social media personality known as “Baked Alaska," was photographed as he livestreamed the scene from inside the Capitol with more than 5,100 viewers watching.

Authorities in Arizona later stated his trip to Washington, D.C., violated the terms of an earlier release agreement after a December arrest for assault, disorderly conduct and criminal trespass.

The Anchorage Daily News reported Gionet graduated from Grace Christian School in Anchorage. The Southern Poverty Law Center has noted his participation in other events, including the controversial “Unite the Right” white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia in August 2017.

Bradley Rukstales

Age: 52

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 6, 2021

Home state: Illinois

Charges

What happened

The CEO of an Illinois company, Brad Rukstales was arrested by Capitol Police for taking part in the Capitol riots. Federal authorities then filed additional charges. He admitted to entering the Capitol building.

According to federal court records, he was part of a crowd that encountered Capitol Police on the upper level near the door to the House atrium. Police said he and five others in that crowd were arrested after they ignored orders to leave the building.

Federal prosecutors later added several charges. Campaign finance reports show Rukstales contributed more than $10,000 to Trump’s campaign and other GOP committees during the 2020 election cycle. Following the arrest, his employer, Cognesia, stated he was fired."It was the single worst personal decision of my life,” Rukstales told CBS Chicago. “I have no excuse for my actions and wish that I could take them back."

Christopher Alberts

Age: 33

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 6, 2021

Home state: Maryland

Charges

Unlawful possession of a firearm on Capitol grounds or buildings; unlawful entry or remaining on restricted grounds without lawful authoirty; carrying a pistol without a license outside home or place of business; possession of a large capacity ammunition feeding device

What happened

As Christopher Michael Alberts of Maryland was being escorted away from the Capitol on Wednesday, a Metro Police officer noticed a bulge on Alberts' hip, a complaint stated. A closer inspection revealed two separate holsters, one with a 9 mm weapon with a single round in the chamber and a fully loaded 12-round magazine and the other with a second fully loaded 12-round magazine. Alberts also was wearing a bulletproof vest and carrying a backpack with a gas mask, pocketknife and an MRE.

Alberts told officers he was carrying the gun for personal protection and didn't intend to use it to harm anyone.

Cindy Fitchett

Age: 59

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 6, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

What happened

Fitchett entered the Capitol during the riots and was part of a crowd that encountered Capitol Police on the upper level near the door to the House atrium, according to federal court records. Capitol Police arrested Fitchett and five others after they ignored orders to leave the building.

David Blair

Age: 26

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 6, 2021

Home state: Maryland

Charges

Assault on federal officer; obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder; knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct on restricted grounds impeding government business; physical violence on resticted grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

What happened

Blair struck Metro Police officers who were holding the police line at the lower West terrace door of the Capitol with a "lacrosse type stick" attached to a Confederate battle flag, according to court records. MPD officers struck him with batons and Blair injured his head when officers took him to the ground to arrest him. MPD called Capitol Police to make the arrest. After Blair was handcuffed, the FBI reported that Blair said "I understand, what I did, the one (expletive) swung at me so I kinda switched .... so I apologize." According to court records, while Blair awaited an ambulance he also told officers, "(I was) being an idiot, pumped up and didn’t move back. Accept everything. I’m sorry, I got hit four times, I had a knife in my bag because I was scared of ANTIFA jumping me on the way back.”The FBI's complaint said it would ask for the Capitol Police's charge to be dropped and replaced with the new charges. When the FBI went to search the home Blair shares with his mother, Blair already had laid out items he thought the FBI would be looking for, including a bag with a Nike hoodie, a bloody shirt and pants, a black neck gaiter with a skull decal, gloves and duct tape. He also had laid out an AR-15 style rifle he owned with a loaded magazine. The FBI found a set of brass knuckles with a confederate flag print in the home's kitchen.

Douglas Sweet

Age: 58

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 6, 2021

Home state: Virginia

Charges

Entering and Remaining in a restricted building; disorderly and Disruptive Conduct in a restricted building; Violent Entry and disorderly Conduct in a Capitol building; parading, Demonstrating, or Picketing in a Capitol building

What happened

Sweet entered the Capitol during the riots and was part of a crowd that encountered Capitol Police on the upper level near the door to the House atrium, according to federal court records. Capitol Police arrested Sweet and five others after they ignored orders to leave the building.Sweet told Virginia television station WTKR that the Capitol had already been breached by the time he arrived and that he walked in. He said he and others “surrendered immediately.”Sweet told WTKR that he believed Trump’s claims that the election was stolen. No widespread election fraud has been found, and courts around the country have rejected Trump’s claims in dozens of cases."Trump asked all the patriots to show up, so I did," Sweet told WKTR.“I was hoping to go in and talk to the Senate and the House and actually speak,” Sweet added. “First of all, you're not going to get in there unless you walk right in.”

Grant Moore

Age: 65

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 6, 2021

Home state: Georgia

Charges

Carrying a pistol without a license and unregistered ammunition

What happened

Capitol Police found Moore parked in his white Ford Econoline 150 van near the Capitol, and Moore admitted to having a gun in his backpack on the front passenger seat.

Officers found a Ruger pistol in a holster, according to D.C. Superior Court records. The gun was loaded with six rounds, and officers recovered three more six-round magazines along with 12 loose rounds.

Joshua Pruitt

Age: 39

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 6, 2021

Home state: DC

Charges

Civil disorder; obstruction of an official proceeding; aiding and abetting; destruction of government property; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol bulding; acts of physical violence in the Capitol building

What happened

Joshua Pruitt, 39, appears twice among arrest records of the Metro Police for violating the Riot Act, unlawful entry and curfew violations. A day after the riot, the U.S. attorney charged a man with the same name with knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority.A man with the same name, who lives in D.C., took the Proud Boys oath in a video posted to Twitter in mid-November during a gathering of Trump supporters. However, a few days later, in a Facebook comment, that man denounced the group. Attempts to reach Pruitt were unsuccessful.

Lonnie Leroy Coffman

Age: 70

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 6, 2021

Home state: Alabama

Charges

Possession of an unregistered firearm (destructive device) and carrying a pistol without a license.

What happened

When authorities found Coffman's truck near the Capitol, they reported finding 11 Molotov cocktails -- Mason jars filled with flammable liquids -- in addition to guns and ammunition.

Mark Leffingwell

Age: 51

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 6, 2021

Home state: Washington

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; assault on a federal law enforcement officer; and violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Leffingwell is accused of entering the Senate side of the Capitol. When police stopped him, the complaint says, he struck an officer in the helmet and chest.

Matthew Council

Age: 49

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 6, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; and violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

Authorities accuse Council of unlawfully entering the Capitol building. When police stopped him, the complaint says, he pushed an officer.

Michael Curzio

Age: 35

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 6, 2021

Home state: Florida

Charges

Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; or knowingly, with intent to impede government business or official functions, engaging in disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; and violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

Outcome

Pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor

Sentence

6 months jail time already served. Was set to be released July 14, 2021

What happened

Michael Curzio was among the rioters arrested by U.S. Capitol Police for unlawful entry. It was not the Florida man’s first brush with law enforcement.

Curzio, 35, was released from prison in February 2019 following an eight-year sentence for attempted first-degree murder, according to records from the Florida Department of Corrections.

Terry Brown

Age: 69

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 6, 2021

Home state: Pennsylvania

Charges

What happened

Brown entered the Capitol during the riots and was part of a crowd that encountered Capitol Police on the upper level near the door to the House atrium, according to federal court records. Capitol Police arrested Brown and five others after they ignored orders to leave the building.

Thomas Gallagher

Age: 61

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 6, 2021

Home state: New Hampshire

Charges

Outcome

Pleaded guilty to parading, demonstrating,or picketing in a Capitol building.

What happened

Gallagher entered the Capitol during the riots and was part of a crowd that encountered Capitol Police on the upper level near the door to the House atrium, according to federal court records. Capitol Police arrested Gallagher and five others after they ignored orders to leave the building.

Hunter A. Ehmke

Age: 20

Arrested or charged on: Jan. 6, 2021

Home state: California

Charges

Damaging or destroying government property; obstruction of an official proceeding; Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds

What happened

An officer outside the Capitol rotunda door observed Ehmke strike and break a window while standing on a ledge as a mob of people approached, according to court records. Using his shield, the officer knocked Ehmke off the ledge and other officers handcuffed him. They took his name, photo and driver's license but were overwhelmed by the throng of people, including one who said, “You’re not leaving with him." The officers released Ehmke but kept his license. He was charged Jan. 11.

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