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More North Texans were convicted of federal crimes in 2023 for taking part in the historic and violent siege of the U.S. Capitol in January 2021 by supporters of former

More North Texans were convicted of federal crimes in 2023 for taking part in the historic and violent siege of the U.S. Capitol in January 2021 by supporters of former President Donald Trump.

There are questions one never wants to need to ask when entering a school building, questions like, “What is that brown stuff caked on the door?”

Texans lead the nation in the number of arrests for storming the U.S. Capitol in January...

Proudest day of my life!: 43 Texans facing charges in connection with Capitol riot FacebookTwitterEmail Trump insurrectionists seeking to overturn the election clash with police at the Capitol. Trump inspired the mob. He should be held accountable for his actions. This is as much about the future as it is Jan. 6.Anadolu Agency /Anadolu Agency via Getty Images Editors Note: Due to a clerical error by the Department of Justice, this story was updated to reflect that 32 Texans are facing charges i...

Murder the Media, it turns out, is the name of the far-right online news outfit that had dispatched DeCarlo and Ochs to Washington that day. When the men spoke to the Los Angeles Times — DeCarlo gave the name “Dick NeCarlo” — they insisted that they were merely on the scene to do their journalistic duties. But they blew their own cover in a livestreamed video. “Congress stopped the vote when we stormed the Capitol. As we’ve been saying all day: We came here to stop the steal,” Oc...

25 Texans facing charges in connection with Capitol riot FacebookTwitterEmail Wilmar Jeovanny Montano Alvarado Houston man Wilmar Jeovanny Montano Alvarado, on the far right, was charged for his alleged involvement in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.FBI The Houston man was arrested Jan. 26 after he admitted to a Houston news station that he participated in the riots, according to the FBI. He told the reporter that he was at the edge of the Capitol building barricade when people started pushing past it ...

A look at how Fort Worth PD analysts helped FBI track down Garland Capitol riot suspect article GARLAND, Texas - The Department of Justice is receiving assistance from local law enforcement to identify those who took part in the Capitol riot. Because there are all sorts of images from the riots on social media, it’s making things a bit easier for investigators.  Garland’s Daniel Phipps was arrested by the FBI Tuesday for reported crimes at the U.S. Capitol on January 6. And Fort Worth Pol...

According to the complaint, the next day, he posted a photo of the exterior of the Capitol with accompanying text that said in part, "Everyone talks about being a patriot until its (sic) time to do patriot (expletive)." He went on to write, "I went to DC. I helped take the Hill. I helped other patriots prevent antifa from damaging anything." The Fort Worth Police Department analyst who came across the initial post ultimately located a Daniel Dink Phipps with information that matched that of the...

Garland man who posted photo of himself inside Capitol building is arrested Daniel Phipps is the eighth North Texas defendant to be charged in connection with the storming of the U.S. Capitol. Daniel Phipps inside the Capitol building on Jan. 6.(FBI) A Garland man who posted a photo of himself inside the U.S. Capitol building is the latest to be arrested for taking part in the violent uprising that sent members of Congress scurrying to safety, according to federal court records. Daniel D. Phip...