Dallas. A Texas man, 34 years old, was arrested for allegedly participating in the asalto al Capitolio de United States dit is’ n publieke amenazas violas, including a llamado para assesinar a la representative democrata Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York.
Garret Miller, who’s Richardson’s Dallas suburb, was arrested on Wednesday for lying in a five-car federal hearing.
Authorities like Miller posted photos and videos in his social media speeches during the Capitol’s speech during the inauguration of the 6th of January by partisan presidential parties Donald Trump. También also said that he had violated online publications, including a tweet that simply said “Assess to the AOC”, a reference to the liberal Ocasio-Cortez.
In another case, Miller published: “The next time we deal with the armed forces, we tend to reason,” an FBI agent wrote in a legal statement.
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Miller also arranged for a Capitol Police Officer from the United States during an Instagram exchange, writing that he planned to “cut his head with a small cord,” he said.
Speaking of posting a photo on Facebook showing the caption inside the Capitol, Miller responded to a comment about the image with: “I just wanted to kill a pooch”, according to an FBI legal statement.
Ocasio-Cortez published the four Miller accusation documents on Twitter and read them aloud: “For a lad that has reirse y, by otro, saber that the reason for what fueron tan descarados is because I think he has ten exit”.
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The abbot of Miller, Clint Broden, died in an e-mail to The Associated Press that Miller lamented the actions he took “in an equivocal effort to show his support for President Trump.”
“His comments in social speeches reflect a political hyperbole that is sometimes considered very divisive and certainly not repeated in the future,” Broden said. “Hope to see you again”.
Miller has a detention program on Monday.
“We have the hope that, given the support of his family and the appreciation for his actions, we will be free to resolve the charges in his opposite way,” said Broden.
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