John Steven Anderson, 61, died Sept 21 at Baptist Medical Center South in Jacksonville, Florida, while awaiting trial for his role in the Capitol terrorists attack on Jan. 6.
John was arrested in February and indicted a month later on eight counts in connection with the January 6 Capitol insurrection. Those counts included civil disorder, assaulting police, theft of government property and entering a restricted building or grounds.
In charging documents filed in D.C. District Court, the Justice Department says body camera footage shows Anderson wielding a police riot shield at the front of a line of rioters attempting to push through a line of law enforcement in the Capitol tunnel.
John was arrested in February and indicted a month later on eight counts in connection with the January 6 Capitol insurrection. Those counts included civil disorder, assaulting police, theft of government property and entering a restricted building or grounds.
In charging documents filed in D.C. District Court, the Justice Department says body camera footage shows Anderson wielding a police riot shield at the front of a line of rioters attempting to push through a line of law enforcement in the Capitol tunnel.
John Steven Anderson, 61, died Sept 21 at Baptist Medical Center South in Jacksonville, Florida, while awaiting trial for his role in the Capitol terrorists attack on Jan. 6.
John was arrested in February and indicted a month later on eight counts in connection with the January 6 Capitol insurrection. Those counts included civil disorder, assaulting police, theft of government property and entering a restricted building or grounds.
In charging documents filed in D.C. District Court, the Justice Department says body camera footage shows Anderson wielding a police riot shield at the front of a line of rioters attempting to push through a line of law enforcement in the Capitol tunnel.
John was arrested in February and indicted a month later on eight counts in connection with the January 6 Capitol insurrection. Those counts included civil disorder, assaulting police, theft of government property and entering a restricted building or grounds.
In charging documents filed in D.C. District Court, the Justice Department says body camera footage shows Anderson wielding a police riot shield at the front of a line of rioters attempting to push through a line of law enforcement in the Capitol tunnel.
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