More US Capitol rioters in viral posts arrested
Senator urges social media providers to keep data
10th January, 2021 10:29:40
WASHINGTON: Federal agents arrested two more Capitol Hill rioters whose images had gone viral, of one carrying off the House speaker’s lectern and another who wore horns and a fur pelt, while a top Democratic lawmaker called on mobile carriers to preserve social media content related to the carnage, reports Reuters.
Dozens of people have been charged following the storming of the Capitol on Wednesday, with the FBI asking the public to help identify participants, given the proliferation of images of the riots on the internet. Five people have died, including a police officer.
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In a related development, Acting Attorney General announced the FBI would team up with Washington s police department to jointly investigate the death of Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick, who was injured while defending the US Capitol on Wednesday
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Jacob Anthony Chansley of Arizona, stands with other supporters of Donald Trump.
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Federal agents arrested two more Capitol Hill rioters whose images had gone viral, of one carrying off the House speaker s lectern and another who wore horns and a fur pelt, while a top Democratic lawmaker called on mobile carriers to preserve social media content related to the carnage.
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