This week, three Marines working in intelligence were arrested, one of whom allegedly supported the United States, which unleashed a second civil war. storm the capitol building with a crowd of supporters Donald Trump January 6, 2021.
Corporal Mika Coomer and Sergeants Joshua Abate and Dodge Dale Hellonen are charged with various charges, including disorderly conduct at the Capitol building, CNN reports.
FBI agents first learned about Coomer because he posted photos of himself at the Capitol building on Instagram, according to federal affidavits. When the agents investigated his account, they found messages he wrote to another user that he was expecting a second civil war.
None of the defendants pleaded guilty, and their lawyers are not named in court documents.
According to military records, Coomer works as an intelligence surveillance systems engineer and is based at Camp Pendleton in California. Abate is a Special Communications Signal Analyst with the Marine Corps Cryptology Support Battalion at Fort Meade, Maryland, and Hellonen is a Special Communications Signal Analyst at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
A Marine Corps spokesman told CNN Friday that he is “aware of the investigation and allegations” and is “cooperating fully with relevant authorities in support of the investigation.”
According to authorities, during the storming of the Capitol, about 140 officers were attacked by Trump supporters armed with axes, bats, hockey sticks and other weapons.
The attack killed five people, including a policeman.
On January 6, 2021, hundreds of Trump supporters stormed Congressional headquarters as the bicamerals met jointly to ratify Joe Biden’s 2020 victory.
– Biden honored the defenders of democracy on January 6: “History will remember their names”
“They accuse Trump of negligence in the death of officer Brian Siknick in the attack on the Capitol.
– The FBI is offering $500,000 to solve the pipe bomb case found at the Capitol on January 5, 2021.
Source: La Opinion
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