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A QAnon leader who rioted at the US Capitol on Wednesday has been arrested. Business Insider reports the conspiracy-theory movement's 'Q Shaman' took photos on the Senate dais and marched through the Capitol with a megaphone. Three days later, Arizona resident Jake Angeli, whose real name is Jacob Anthony Chansley, was arrested and charged with federal crimes. Business Insider reports The man is known for appearing at pro-Trump events dressed in red, white, and blue face paint and a horned, furry helmet. QAnon has been feeding voter-fraud claims to President Donald Trump for months.
Bangkok, Jan 25 (EFE / EPA).- Thai authorities arrested Chou Y-Shen (or Liu Chun Chen), a 38-year-old Taiwanese man for alleged international drug smuggling.At the time of his arrest, Thai agents seized various types of drugs such as ketamine, heroin, and cocaine.(Camera: RUNGROJ YONGRIT)SHOT LIST: THE DETENTION OF THE ALLEGED TAIWANESE DRUG TRAFFICKER, IN A RESIDENTIAL BUILDING IN BANGKOK.
The Department of Justice says the man who stormed the Capitol in face paint and a furry headdress while holding a spear is a Navy veteran. Business Insider says Jake Angeli, the so-called "Q Shaman," was identified by the Department of Justice as Jacob A. Chansley. A Navy official told Task & Purpose that he was kicked out after just over two years after refusing to get vaccinated. The Arizona man is one of several veterans who stormed the Capitol last week. He was arrested Saturday. Others include retired Air Force Reserve Lt. Col. Larry Rendall Brock Jr., who was spotted wearing tactical gear and carrying zip-tie handcuffs. Air Force veteran Ashli Babbitt was shot and killed by Capitol Police as she attempted to break down a set of doors.
The top brass of a Chicago marketing technology company must have had quite a shock after its CEO was collared for rioting at the US Capitol. CNN reports Brad Rukstales breached the US Capitol during Wednesday's Trump-fueled insurrection in Washington, DC. He was arrested and charged with unlawful entry. Rukstales apologized for what he called a 'moment of extremely poor judgment.' 'It was the single worst personal decision of my life.' Brad Rukstales
Berlin (Germany), 03 July, EFE/EPA, (Camera: Hayoung Jeon).- German human rights activist Peter Steudtner and Swedish activist Ali Gharavi were on Friday acquitted of terrorism charges by a Turkish court, which on Friday sentenced the former head of Amnesty International in Turkey to six years in prison and the head of the Turkish branch of the same organisation to two years in prison on terrorism charges.FOOTAGE OF GERMAN HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVIST PETER STEUDTNER (L) AND THE GENERAL SECRETARY OF THE GERMAN SECTION OF AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL MARKUS N. BEEKO AT THE HEADQUARTERS OF AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL IN BERLIN
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