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Samuel Fisher, 35, from New York City and Patrick Steadman, 32, from New Jersey, were arrested this week over the January 6 riots. Both men ran websites promoting pickup advice.

One of the nine was a Monmouth County corrections officer before resigning on Friday. – According to a federal affidavit, a man from Haddonfield who’s been charged posted a video on Twitter while the riot was underway: Patrick Stedman, Haddonfield, NJ, arrested today for alleged role in Capitol riot. Initial appearance at 2pm by videoconference before USMag. Judge Karen Williams (Camden). To view, contact the court. – There’s an MMA fighter among the charged, and another defendant is re...

More from NJ charged in Trump riot: Monmouth cop, MMA fighter A Monmouth County correctional police officer and an MMA fighter were among four more New Jersey people charged on Friday in connection with the incursion at the Capitol on Jan. 6. The arrests of Marissa Suarez, Patricia Todisco, Stephanie Hazelton and Scott Fairlamb brings the number of New Jersey residents charged to nine. Suarez, who worked as a correctional police officer at the Monmouth County Correctional Institution for the pa...

Haddonfield 'Dating Strategist' Charged In Capitol Riots - Haddonfield-Haddon Township, NJ - A NJ man who describes himself as a "dating strategist" and discusses politics has been charged in connection with the Capitol riots.

A self-described dating and relationship strategist is the latest to be arrested in connection with the riot at the U.S. Capitol on Dec. 6. Patrick Stedman, of Haddonfield, was arrested on Thursday and was scheduled to have his first hearing in federal court in Camden in the afternoon. He lives with his parents in their Camden County home, according to the FBIs affidavit against him. According to the affidavit, Stedman posted a video on his Twitter account during the riot at the Capitol. In th...

Sabol allegedly tried to flee the country to Switzerland, according to the federal prosecutor. He also allegedly attempted suicide following the Jan. 6 event, which the federal government notes is a sign of possible guilt. Sabol, a geophysicist who worked diffusing ordinances for military, was hospitalized, before being admitted into a psychiatric center. Due to Sabol allegedly being a flight risk and danger, a judge ordered him held. Attorney information for Sabol was not immediately known....

More Tri-State Arrests in Capitol Riot Case, Including NYC Sanitation Worker Joe Valiquette What to Know A Rockland County man was arrested by the FBI on federal charges related to the events at the Capitol on Jan. 6., with court papers alleging he traveled down to D.C. with his brother, a retired NYPD cop An NYC Department of Sanitation worker was arrested after being spotted inside the Capitol building, wearing QAnon gear and waving a Trump flag A third man, from southern New ...

A fifth New Jersey resident has been charged with storming the U.S. Capitol earlier this month as Congress met to certify President Joe Bidens election victory. Rasha Abual-Ragheb, a Fairfield resident who goes by Rasha Abu, was charged on Jan. 16 after someone who saw a picture of her inside the Capitol tipped off the FBI, officials said. The FBI said they investigated her Facebook posts where she posted about being proud to be part of history even though she had been hit with pepper spray and...

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Patrick Stedman allegedly predicted Jan. 6 insurrection would be celebrated as a national holiday