Topekan Will Pope wants to represent himself in U.S. Capitol riot case
Prosecutors are trying to keep Topekan and Jan. 6 Capitol riot defendant Will Pope from accessing sensitive federal databases linked to that riot.
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Prosecutors are trying to keep Topekan and Jan. 6 Capitol riot defendant Will Pope from accessing sensitive federal databases linked to that riot.
Guilty pleas have been entered by three of the eight Kansans charged with crimes linked to last January's riot at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C.
A federal complaint alleges Topekan Will Pope tried to force his way into the office of U.S. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
Much of Topekan Will Pope's complicated views about government and the November general election have played out in social media, including Twitter, Facebook and Parler. Pope, who ran for the Topeka City Council in 2019, was arrested Feb. 12 in connection with seven federal crimes linked to the Jan. 6 riots in Washington, D.C. Pope, 35, was present for the riots. Following are some of Pope's views as seen on his social media feeds. Was Will Pope part of Blue Shield Facebook group? Will Pope showed his support for police last year by joining the private, 8,000-member Blue Shield Facebo...