WASHINGTON, Nov 5 (Reuters) - U.S. Capitol Police on Tuesday arrested a man at the visitors center who smelled like fuel and was carrying a torch and a flare gun, police said in a statement.
A man was arrested at the U.S. Capitol today after he was stopped at the visitor center smelling like fuel and carrying a torch and a flare gun, Capitol Police said. The Capitol Visitor Center was ...
A man who “smelled like fuel” and carried a blowtorch lighter and flare gun was arrested Tuesday at the US Capitol as millions of Americans went to the polls. The unidentified man was ...
A man who smelled like fuel showed up to the visitors' center of the U.S. Capitol with a torch and a flare gun on Election Day, prompting police to shut down the building to tours for the rest of ...
Capitol police arrested a man outside of the Capitol Visitors Center after discovering that he was carrying a torch, flare gun, and two bottles of accelerant, the force’s police chief, J. Thomas ...
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