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Jan 24 • 4 tweets • 3 min read
Jason Benjamin Blythe was arrested in Fort Worth, Texas, after he was added to a superseding indictment involving the initial violent breech of the bike barriers at the Capitol.

Read here: storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.usco…
26-year-old Jason Blythe, known to #SeditionHunters as #OldTexasHelmet, will make his initial court appearance in the Northern District of Texas today, per DOJ.
"According to the government’s evidence, the assault took place at the Peace Circle, where law enforcement was attempting to secure the restricted perimeter of the Capitol grounds.” justice.gov/usao-dc/pr/tex…
He’s the unlabeled suspect here:

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Jan 26
As we wait on a federal magistrate judge in Texas to rule on whether Oath Keepers founder Elmer Stewart Rhodes III should be released pretrial in his seditious conspiracy case, here's some new reporting on his proposed custodians in California. (THREAD)
As @joshgerstein reported, a family member identified in court only as Benjamin told the judge that he had no connections to the Oath Keepers or the Capitol riot.

"We're boring," Benjamin testified.

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Jan 25
Immediate candidate for the top ten list of Jan. 6 case footnotes.
Feds want Jeramiah Caplinger to serve three months behind bars. He’s set to be sentenced in a week, on Feb. 1. storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.usco… Image
DOJ’s sentencing memo cites Caplinger’s quote tweet of @haleytalbotnbc in July in which Caplinger called members of Congress huddled in the balcony during the Capitol attack "worthless cowards.” Image
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Jan 25
The Capitol rioter in the purple hat who flings the officer to the ground here so the mob can storm the Capitol is no. 166 on the FBI's Capitol Violence page, and known to sleuths as #smokyinsider.
From this video:
The FBI has circulated this photo, but there are better ones on sleuth websites. Image
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Jan 24
Remember all that we heard about how the Capitol rioters were just tourists and how they even stayed in between the velvet ropes?

Here's some newly released footage from the Capitol rotunda on Jan. 6, after rioters broke in:
Here's the mob assault on officers at the eastern doors leading into the Capitol rotunda.
One rioter picks up a weapon. Another rioter slams a cop to the ground. Rioter after rioter after rioter rushes in.
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Jan 24
Ed Badalian, a California Trump supporter charged alongside his buddy Danny Rodriguez, indicates he may try to sever his case. He’s charged with Rodriguez (who drove a stun gun into Officer Michael Fanone’s neck) as well as the still yet unnamed #SwedishScarf.
Here’s our story on the indictment:
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And here’s Badalian’s buddy Danny Rodriguez confessing to the FBI that he electroshocked Officer Mike Fanone in the neck. huffpost.com/entry/danny-ro…
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Jan 24
BREAKING: Pro-Trump influencer Brandon Straka walks away from his Jan. 6 criminal case with three months of home detention, three years of probation, and a $5K fine. huffpost.com/entry/brandon-…
Brandon Straka previously called his actions on Jan. 6 “one of the stupidest and tragic decisions of his life,” and told the judge today that he was “deeply sorry and ashamed.” huffpost.com/entry/brandon-…
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