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Proud Boys Hawaii leader and prominent Texas member both face new conspiracy charges 'after planning the Capitol riot' as FBI says deadly siege was retaliation at cops over stabbing at earlier march Nicholas DeCarlo, of Burleson, and Nicholas R. Ochs, of Honolulu, were indicted for conspiracy to obstruct Congress Wednesday following their January arrests The indictment against the two men says they both agreed before January 6 to travel to Washington to 'stop, delay and hinder' Joe Biden's election victory Among other things, the pair stand accused of scrawling 'Murder the media' on a door o...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Four weeks after the Capitol attack, authorities are still searching for dozens of people who raided the building and fought with police while federal agents are continue to make arrests. Wednesday, 30-year old Ethan Nordean was taken into custody in Washington State. Prosecutors say Nordean describes himself as the "Sergeant of Arms" of the Seattle Chapter of the Proud Boys and was one of the first to breach the building, as shown in a picture included in the federal complaint. Two days before the Capitol attack, investigators say Nordean posted a video on social media and w...

During the Capitol riots, it is alleged that Ethan Nordean was observed marching at the front of a group of known Proud Boys shortly before the riot began.

Alexis Krell: WA Proud Boys member charged in connection to Capitol riots has Puget Sound ties News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash. 2/4/2021 Alexis Krell, The News Tribune (Tacoma, Wash.) Feb. 3—A Washington state Proud Boys member charged and arrested Wednesday in connection to the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol riots has Puget Sound ties. "Ethan Nordean, aka Rufio Panman, 30, of Washington state, was charged by criminal complaint in federal court in the District of Columbia with obstructing or impeding an official proceeding, which carries a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison; aiding and...

Ethan Nordean faces several charges, including violent entry and disorderly conduct on the Capitol grounds.