Trump Supporter Arrested for Heist on Capitol Refuses Prison Food Because It's Not Organic | The State
Jacob chansley
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A coup plotter who watches his diet.
One of the most prominent figures of the assault on Capitol He has special requests at the place where he is detained.
Jacob Chansley, the “Shaman of QAnon” and a resident of Arizona, was appearing in court on charges related to the attack. According to the journalist Melissa Blasius, the subject has not eaten since Friday since they do not serve organic food
Jacob Chansley, AKA Jake Angeli, Arizona man makes first court appearance in for charges related to storming the U.S. Capitol. His mom says he hasn’t eaten since Friday because the detention facility won’t feed him all organic food. @ abc15 pic.twitter.com/doTLFal4At
– Melissa Blasius (@MelissaBlasius) January 11, 2021
Chansley is the subject with skins and horns that appears in the main images of the assault on January 6. The man is known to follow theories unproven conspiracies and spread that information.
Meet Jacob Chansley aka Jake Angeli. He is the domestic terrorist wanted by the FBI.
The right is trying to claim he is ANTIFA, but I have an interview showing him to be Q-Anon.
✨share this with someone who wants to deny reality✨#AntifaTerrorist # 25thAmmendment #CapitolRiots pic.twitter.com/hEgt8plYoQ– ʍɐןʇ ǝɹ ɯɐsʇǝɹsou (@waltermasterson) January 7, 2021
Free the assailant who took the lectern
Adam Johnson, the Trump supporter who appears carrying the lectern of the House of Representatives, was released on bail Monday.
Johnson, 36, arrested on January 8, appeared on Monday in federal court in Tampa, West Florida, where he left after signing a $ 25,000 bond order that you won’t have to pay unless you breach one of your court summons
After staying in a Pinellas County Federal Jail, the man and father of five childrenHe left the court seriously and wearing a T-shirt, shorts and sandals, accompanied by his two lawyers, who indicated that since the day of the invasion of the Capitol, he has received death threats.
Johnson faces charges for entering or staying in a restricted building without legal authority, theft of government property, and violent entry and disorderly conduct on the Capitol grounds.
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