FBI arrests 2 men seen in viral photos carrying zip ties during Capitol assault

FBI has arrested 2 men allegedly seen in viral photographs holding zip ties in the Senate chamber during the assault on the US Capitol. Eric Munchel, 30, was taken into custody in Nashville on one count of unlawfully entering a restricted building and one count of violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds. The other man, Larry Rendell Brock, was arrested in Texas on the same charges.

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F.B.I. arrests man who carried zip ties into the Capitol.

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Jesse 4 months

Ineptitude does not equal innocence. Failing to rob a bank because you couldn't get the vault open doesn't mean you aren't legally liable for bank robbery. At least not in the American justice system.

ConcealCarryProtect 4 months

Zip ties... for helping secure the doors to protect those senators. He was helping. Lol

Iam 4 months

Wanta bet he isn't a Trump supporter?

PappaOwl 4 months

This guy really scared the Feds.

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