Trump’s supporters penetrated barricades and made their way into the Capitol, where lawmakers were evacuated from the chambers and locked down. McKenzie and Aguirre & Eckmann as amici curiae on behalf of defendants and appellants. J/ 10:55 PM / CBS Baltimore WASHINGTON, D.C (WJZ) - A Harford County man pled guilty on Wednesday to a federal charge, admitting his involvement in the storming of the US Capitol on. Robert Reeder, of Maryland, pleaded guilty in June to a misdemeanor count of parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building. His attorney, Robert Bonsib, had portrayed him as more an. On that day, a mob of President Donald Trump’s supporters attended a rally hosted by the president south of the White House before storming the Capitol in an attempt to overturn the presidential election results, which Trump falsely claimed to have been fraudulent. Reeder was never charged with assault in the case, and told investigators he never made physical contact with police on January 6. A 26-year-old from Silver Spring wore white nationalist apparel and posed with a Confederate battle flag perched atop scaffolding on Capitol grounds, and a 42-year-old from Baltimore County was also charged with participating in the riots Jan. Another man from Clarksburg allegedly hit a police officer with a “lacrosse type stick” during the chaos. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia.Īmong those from Maryland charged for participating were a 26-year-old Frederick man photographed with his work badge inside the Capitol and a 33-year-old man who wore a bulletproof vest and carried a handgun with a high-capacity magazine. At least six others have been charged, according to the U.S. Dent, on the Colored population of Maryland, and slavery: and a speech on the proposition to. Reeder is not the first Marylander to be arrested in connection to breech of the Capitol. District Court Judge Thomas Hogan hopes the three-month sentence handed down after new video of the riot emerged of Reeder will send a message to other defendants who dont seem to be truly. It was f- nuts,” Reeder said in the video, according to the documents. I got gassed several times inside the Capitol, many times outside the Capitol. He says he walked by a woman who was shot and claims that he was “one of the last people out,” the documents state. In another clip timestamped 4:05 to 4:30 p.m., Reeder tells the camera that he is leaving the Capitol. But another video clip about 12 minutes later shows him chanting “USA” with a crowd of people approaching the open doors to the Capitol, the documents state.īetween 3:10 and 3:38 p.m., Reeder recorded an assault on a police officer inside the Capitol building before telling him “you need to retreat,” the documents state. In a video timestamped 2:48 to 2:58 p.m., Reeder appears to ask a Capitol Police officer the quickest way out.

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