Army veteran, Purple Heart recipient from Texas, Joshua Lollar, charged in US Capitol riot
"He's a good man," Grover Lollar said. "He's not a criminal." In a Friday evening pre-trial hearing, the court discussed Lollar's history of psychological issues and if he had to remain in custody until trial. Prosecutors said Lollar's admittance of having guns was an issue that could complicate his release, and until someone else came to court to say his guns were in their possession, they would prefer Lollar remain detained. Lollar is expected back in court on Tuesday, Jan. 19 at 10 a.m. According to the FBI, he is charged with knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or g...