Man seen carrying Pelosi’s lectern during Capitol riot appears in court

36 year old Adam Johnson from Florida, who was pictured carrying Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s lectern, appeared virtually in federal court Tuesday. Mr Johnson has been charged on three criminal counts. The initial hearing on the 11th of January saw a federal judge grant Johnson release on a $25,000 surety bond and he was ordered to wear a GPS ankle monitor.

Man seen carrying Pelosi’s lectern during Capitol riot appears in court

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