Man arrested near US Capitol allegedly intended to kill prominent Republicans | Washington DC
A man was arrested in it Washington, DC Near the American Capitol building on Monday with a foldable knife and Molotov cocktails aim to kill prominent politicians Mike Johnsonand Higseth House And Scott Bessent, Federal Public Prosecutors claimed the court files.
The man, who was called Ryan English in court documents, turned himself into the police near the entrance to the Capitol. Prosecutors, who are getting more in search of the English language, claim that he had two “destroyed devices” in the form of 50 miles of bottles that contain absolutely absolute vodka with a torn torn clothes. He was also holding a folding knife, as they say in the deposits that the trustee got and informed for the first time Politico.
Another search for the nearby English vehicle found another bottle larger than vodka, a gray blouse shirt that prosecutors say it is consistent with the materials in the improvised Molotov cocktails.
The English language said that he left his home in Massachusetts, plans to kill Johnson, Speaker of the US House of Representatives, and Hegseth, who recently obtained the Senate’s assertion to work as minister of defense under his secondary administration, Donald Trump. The English language called “Nazi”, according to the evidence submitted to a federal court in Washington.
He added that he also wanted to kill Pesin, the new treasury minister in Trump, after he learned that the director of the hedge and the investor had confirmed by the Senate on Monday. Investigators said they suspected the English language may also want to burn the Heritage Foundation, the right -wing lobby group that supports Trump, near Capitol.
Prosecutors said that the English language was aware that he could die as a result of this attempt, and he wrote a memorandum of a member of his family apologizing for this. “Damn them to push us so far,” he wrote. “You don’t deserve this.”
According to the authorities, English faces accusations of illegally transporting a firearm in addition to bringing a burning device to the Capitol.
