2 New York men accused of participating in Capitol breach: FBI

NEW YORK — One posted a video of himself with his feet propped up on a U.S. senator’s office table. One wrote “THIS IS ME” on an Instagram photo of rioters attacking Capitol police officers.The two New York men, Brandon Fellows and Edward Jacob Lang, were arrested this weekend on charges related to the Jan. 6 violet insurrection led by supporters of President Donald Trump at the U.S. Capitol.Fellows, 26, was arrested Saturday night by agents from the FBI’s Albany office, a bureau spokesperson said.Fellows, a former grocery store worker who has said he lives in a converted school bus, posted a video on Snapchat showing his feet propped on a table in the office of Sen. Jeff Merkley, an Oregon Democrat. “This one is going to get me incriminated,” Fellows told a Bloomberg News reporter.Lang, 25, was arrested by FBI agents Saturday at his home in New York’s Hudson Valley after he posted photos and videos of himself outside the Capitol, prosecutors said in court papers.A screenshot from Lang’s Instagram account depicts rioters attempting to violently breach the Capitol captioned “THIS IS ME,” prosecutors said.ALSO READ | Trump impeached: McConnell calls pending trial ‘vote of conscience,’ Graham says it…
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