Judge Orders ‘Bullhorn Lady’ to Explain Why She Shouldn’t Be Jailed for Mocking Court Order by Wearing Hole-Filled Mask in Public Matt Naham
A woman believed to be Rachel Powell is seen in a Facebook video screen grab.
An accused U.S. Capitol rioter known online as “Bullhorn Lady” has been ordered to explain why her pre-trial release shouldn’t be revoked after Law&Crime reported that she appeared to have been recorded in a bookstore wearing a mask with holes in it in possible violation of court-ordered conditions for staying out of jail.
As Law&Crime discussed at length on April 9, a since-deleted video posted at the end of March on the Facebook page of Mr. Bookman’s a used book store in Western Pennsylvania showed an individual who appeared to be
Paula Reed Ward
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The FBI has charged Rachel Powell of Sandy Lake, accusing her in the Capitol riots of obstruction; depredation of government property; being in a restricted building with a dangerous weapon and violent entry or disorderly conduct.
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The FBI has charged Rachel Powell of Sandy Lake, accusing her in the Capitol riots of obstruction; depredation of government property; being in a restricted building with a dangerous weapon and violent entry or disorderly conduct.
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Last month, Schaffer was ordered by a federal judge to be held without bond until his trial. The musician was arrested on Jan. 17 in his home state of Indiana after appearing on the FBI s Most Wanted list following the guitarist s participation in the pro-Trump insurrection at the U.S. Capitol Building on Jan. 6. His likeness there was captured both in photographs used by authorities and in alleged amateur video. He s facing six federal charges following the incident.
But rather than wait out the time until trial in a jail cell, Schaffer s attorneys argued the musician should be released in the interim. Now, an April 6 court date has been set to consider such a proposal, as MetalSucks reported. Schaffer s lawyer Marc Victor listed the Iced Earth member s reasons for such a request in a motion to amend detention from March.
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