Q-Shaman, the man who broke into the Capitol with skins and trumpets, asks Trump for pardon

Washington. – A man broke into his house on January 6 disguised as a bison, with a horned hat and not wearing a shirt Capitol building at Washington Temporarily presiding over the US Senate at the request of the outgoing president, Donald TrumpGrant you forgiveness.

This was announced by Albert Watkins, attorney for Jacob Albert Chansley, also known as Jake Angeli O. S – shamanMember of the conspiracy theory movement Qunun Local media reported Thursday that his YouTube channel called himself “Yellowstone Wolf.”

Said the ombudsman whose presence on Capitol Hill has spread widely in social networks and attracted the attention of thousands of people.

According to the Department of Justice, Chansley was accused of knowingly entering or remaining in any prohibited building or land without legal authority, violent entry and disorderly behavior on Capitol grounds.

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The attack on the compound killed five people, including a police officer from the legislative building.

Chancesley turned himself in to the authorities and has been in custody since last Saturday.

His lawyer claimed, in statements reported by The Hill, that his client “heard repeated repeated words of President Trump.”

“The president’s words and call are supposed to mean something,” he defended.

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This Thursday, FBI Director Christopher Wray revealed that more than 100 people have been arrested in connection with the assault on the Capitol Building, in actions carried out in places such as Phoenix (Arizona), Dallas (Texas) and Honolulu, in the Hawaiian archipelago.

Parliament approved this Wednesday to start a Trump AccountabilityIt is the second that he faces since his arrival at the White House, on charges of “inciting rebellion” because of the attack on the Capitol building.

After this measure, security measures were tightened in Washington in light of the Democrat’s installation Joe Biden As the new president, a party Trump expected he would not attend.

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