Name: More Capitol rioters in viral posts arrested
Uploaded: 2021-01-11T18:30:14.000Z
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federal agents arrested Tomb or Capitol Hill rioters whose images have gone viral, while a top Democratic lawmaker called on mobile carriers to preserve social media content related to the carnage.

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Chan's Lee said that he came as part of a group effort with other Patriots from Arizona at the request of the president that all Patriots come to D.

Before his arrest, NBC reported that Chan's Lee gloated about how the crowd infiltrated the capital, forcing lawmakers to flee, telling the network quote the fact that we had a bunch of traders in office hunkered down, put on gas masks and retreat to their underground bunker.

Lee faces several federal charges, including violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.

No federal agents have also arrested Adam Christian Johnson, who was photographed smiling and waving as he carried off House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's lectern.

36 year old Johnson, of Parish, Florida, was arrested on a federal warrant and booked into the Pinellas County jail Friday night.

Dozens of people have been charged following the storming of the capital on Wednesday that left five people dead, including a Capitol Hill police officer with the FBI asking the public for help in identifying participants.

Many of them posted their involvement in the riot on social media, including West Virginia House of Delegates member Derrick Evans, who livestreamed himself entering the capital on Wednesday.

 He was later arrested and charged, and he announced his resignation on Saturday. 