Man photographed carrying Confederate flag in
Capitol arrested
Posted By: Dreadnought, 1/14/2021 6:34:58 PM
Kevin Seefried, the man pictured carrying the Confederate flag into the Capitol during last week's riot, was arrested on Thursday in Delaware. Seefried was arrested for his participation in the deadly Capitol riot that occurred last Wednesday, two law enforcement officers told The New York Times. The FBI’s Washington field office sent out a tweet on Sunday asking the public for any information they had on the man carrying the Confederate flag during the Capitol raid.
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