Two Massachusetts men arrested in connection with Jan. 6 US Capitol Riot Share Updated: 10:49 PM EDT Jun 30, 2021 Two Massachusetts men arrested in connection with Jan. 6 US Capitol Riot Share Updated: 10:49 PM EDT Jun 30, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript WCVB NEWSCENTER 5. ALSO BREAKIN FORMER SECRETARY OF DEFSEEN DONALD RUMSFELD HA BEN: FBI ARRESTED NOAH. HE'S FACING MULTIPLE CHARGES INCLUDING VIOLENT ERYNT AND DISORDERLY CONDUCT. THE FBI ARRESTED CHASE KEVIN ALLEN. HE IS PICTURED HERE. HE'S GOT A GET LOCAL BREAKING NEWS ALERTS The latest breaking updates, delivered straight to your email inbox. Share Updated: 10:49 PM EDT Jun 30, 2021 The FBI's Boston Division arrested two Massachusetts men Wednesday in connection with the riot at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6. Noah Bacon, 28, of Somerville, was arrested on charges of knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without authority, entering or remaining in the gallery of either house of congress, disorderly conduct in a capitol building, violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grounds, obstruction of justice and congress.Chase Kevin Allen, of Seekonk, was arrested on charges of destruction or injury to buildings or property in special maritime and territorial jurisdiction and an act of physical violence on grounds. The criminal complaint indicates that Bacon was originally identified by a witness who recognized him in a magazine reporter's video of the riot. Investigators later found his own on other videos, including CSPAN video from inside the Senate Chamber. Investigators also received a tip that identified Allen and led them to his YouTube Channel, where the FBI found video of him in clothing that matched video taken outside the Capitol, where a press area was stormed and broadcasting equipment destroyed. The arrests of Bacon and Allen bring to ten the total number of arrests by the FBI's Boston Division in connection with the riot.