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The FBI is keeping a close eye on far-right groups like Proud Boys, Three Percenters, and the Oath Keepers as it determines whether extremist groups planned the Capitol siege in advance

The FBI is keeping a close eye on far-right groups like the Proud Boys, Three Percenters, and Oath Keepers as it starts to determine to what extent Capitol siege was planned in advance INSIDER 1/20/2021 horecchio@businessinsider.com (Haven Orecchio-Egresitz) © Insider video Several members of the Oath Keepers militia are accused of conspiring ahead of the Capitol siege. Insider video Law enforcement are taking a closer look at how extremist groups may have organized violence ahead of the US Capitol insurrection. Members of the Proud Boys, Three Percenters, and The Oath Keepers have been charged with participating in the riots. USAO said determining the level of planning done by groups like these is a top priority for investigators.

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The FBI is keeping a close eye on far-right groups like the Proud Boys, Three Percenters, and Oath Keepers as it starts to determine to what extent Capitol siege was planned in advance

The FBI is keeping a close eye on far-right groups like the Proud Boys, Three Percenters, and Oath Keepers as it starts to determine to what extent Capitol siege was planned in advance INSIDER 1/20/2021 horecchio@businessinsider.com (Haven Orecchio-Egresitz) © Insider video Several members of the Oath Keepers militia are accused of conspiring ahead of the Capitol siege. Insider video Law enforcement are taking a closer look at how extremist groups may have organized violence ahead of the US Capitol insurrection. Members of the Proud Boys, Three Percenters, and The Oath Keepers have been charged with participating in the riots. USAO said determining the level of planning done by groups like these is a top priority for investigators.

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At least 5 pro-Trump rioters charged in the Capitol insurrection have already been released from custody

At least 6 pro-Trump rioters charged in the Capitol insurrection have already been released from custody INSIDER 1/14/2021 horecchio@businessinsider.com (Haven Orecchio-Egresitz) © Win McNamee/Getty Images Josiah Colt was photographed hanging from a wall in the Capitol. He has since been arrested and released on pretrial conditions. Win McNamee/Getty Images At least six men accused of participating in the Capitol riots have already been released from custody. More than 70 criminal cases have been opened since a mob of violent pro-Trump fanatics rampaged the Capitol. Some of the few rioters who have already had their initial court appearances including a man who is accused of striking an officer, one who hung from the wall of the Capitol, and another pictured wearing a Camp Auschwitz shirt have been allowed to go home to their families while they await their trials.

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At least 6 pro-Trump rioters charged in the Capitol insurrection have already been released from custody

At least 6 pro-Trump rioters charged in the Capitol insurrection have already been released from custody At least 6 pro-Trump rioters charged in the Capitol insurrection have already been released from custody Haven Orecchio-EgresitzJan 14, 2021, 22:29 IST Josiah Colt was photographed hanging from a wall in the Capitol. He has since been arrested and released on pretrial conditions.Win McNamee/Getty Images At least six men accused of participating in the Capitol riots have already been released from custody. More than 70 criminal cases have been opened since a mob of violent pro-Trump fanatics rampaged the Capitol. Some of the few rioters who have already had their initial court appearances including a man who is accused of striking an officer, one who hung from the wall of the Capitol, and another pictured wearing a Camp Auschwitz shirt have been allowed to go home to their families while they await their trials.

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Credit AP Photo/Julio Cortez Hawaii Proud Boy founder arrested after Capitol riot appears in court Nich Ochs is the founder of the Oahu chapter of the Proud Boys, a far-right political organization that has been labeled an extremist hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center. Social media posts and a CNN interview placed Ochs at the U.S. Capitol during last week s armed riot, which NPR is describing as a pro-Trump insurrection. He was arrested last week and spent the weekend at the Federal Detention Center on Oahu. HPR Reporter Ryan Finnerty provides an update from Ochs s trial today, and we replay a 2018 profile of the controversial figure.

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