By Grace Blazer
(Summerfield, FL) A Florida man has no regrets about his actions at the US Capitol.
Summerfield s Michael Curzio was arrested for unlawful entry after Wednesday s riot on Capitol Hill. He posted yesterday, though, that his point was made, and he has no regrets about anything.
His roommate says she spoke to Curzio, and she says he told her the crowd was so big you couldn t go anywhere but forward, so they were effectively pushed inside the building. She also tells Channel 9 Curzio has no ties to any activist groups at all, and he s not going to destroy things and hurt people.
The top federal prosecutor for the District of Columbia said Thursday that "all options are on the table" for charging members of the violent pro-Trump mob that stormed the U.S. Capitol - including sedition charges.
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The chaos Wednesday at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., was difficult for many to process, but it may be even harder for children to understand what happened. For kids of all ages, it s really important to reassure them that they re safe, Boston Children s Hospital psychologist Dr. Erica Lee said on Thursday.
Lee said for very young children, it s important to be clear without sharing too many details. For little ones, saying something like, people were really angry about what happened with the election, and then they showed it by starting a fight, and that was wrong, and the police are working to make sure everyone is safe, Lee said.