Saturday 9 January 2021

Photos: Prominent Pro-Trump U.S Capitol Rioters Identified

 

JOSIAH COLT

The FBI has appealed for people to help identify the Capitol rioters on Thursday, as some of the more prominent members of the pro-Trump mob began to be named online.
JOSIAH COLT
Colt was identified by the Idaho Statesman after he was photographed on the Senate floor, where he sat in the chair of the president of the Senate, Mike Pence. The Statesman reported that Colt, 34, is from Boise and is the CEO of a company called Funnel Craft LLC.

“I hopped down into the chamber and I was the first one to sit in Nancy Pelosi’s [chair],” Colt said in a video posted to, and later removed from, Facebook. Colt had apparently confused the Senate with the House of Representatives.

RICHARD BARNETT

RICHARD BARNETT
The 60-year-old leader of a pro-gun rights group in Arkansas, Barnett was photographed sitting at a desk in Nancy Pelosi’s office. According to the Washington Post, Barnett, had identified as a white nationalist in a Facebook post days before the riot took place.

“I am white. There is no denying that. I am a nationalist. I put my nation first. So that makes me a white nationalist,” Barnett wrote, according to the Post.

JAKE ANGELI

JAKE ANGELI
A believer in the QAnon conspiracy theory, which has been linked to a slew of violence in the US, Angeli is a regular fixture at rightwing events and pro-Trump rallies.

The 32-year-old, who was seen bare-chested and wearing a woolly horned hat, is an Arizona native who is has frequently appeared outside the state’s capitol building, the Arizona Republic reported.

DERRICK EVANS
DERRICK EVANS
On 14 December, Evans, a Republican, was sworn in as a lawmaker in the West Virginia house of delegates. On Wednesday, Evans reportedly filmed himself and others storming the Capitol, shouting: “We’re in! Keep it moving, baby!” as Trump supporters flooded into the building.

Culled from The Guardian

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