Capitol Rioter with 'Slicked Back' Hair Faces Charges After His Banker Identified Him to the Feds
Source: Law and Crime
Aaron Keller 10 hrs ago
Federal prosecutors in Washington, D.C. have identified and charged a man they say assaulted a capitol police officer during the Jan. 6th siege on the U.S. Capitol Complex. According to a criminal complaint unsealed Wednesday, the defendant, Clayton Ray Mullins, stood out in videos of the scene due to his hairstyle. Mullins is accused of attacking an officer known in the documents only as “A.W.”
“In the footage, MULLINS was observed wearing a dark colored jacket, black gloves and light blue jean pants,” the complaint reads. “Numerous videos and photographs of MULLINS assaulting A.W. were posted on Twitter, primarily under the hashtag #seditionhunters. In addition, the hashtag #slickback began trending in relation MULLINS and the slicked back style in which he wore his hair.”
Officer A.W. reported that he was pulled into the crowd outside the Capitol Complex, kicked, stomped, and struck with poles, the documents say. The crowd ripped off his helmet, sprayed him with mace, and took his baton, his gas mask, and his department-issued cell phone. A.W. was able to take back his gas mask and retreated into a capitol tunnel. Once inside, another officer noticed A.W. was bleeding; the head wound required two staples.
The documents say Mullins grabbed A.W.’s foot and helped the crowd drag the officer down a set of stairs. Another officer tried to hold A.W.; what resulted was a “battle of tug of war” between the crowd and the other officer — with A.W.’s body in the middle.
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Kentucky man accused of dragging D.C. cop down steps during Capitol riot, FBI says
BY JEREMY CHISENHALL
FEBRUARY 24, 2021 01:22 PM, UPDATED 9 HOURS 18 MINUTES AGO
Clayton Mullins, a Benton resident, was arrested and accused of participating in the Capitol riot on Jan. 6, 2021. He allegedly pulled on an officer’s leg violently, causing him to be dragged down stairs, according to the FBI. PHOTO VIA AN FBI AFFIDAVIT
A Kentucky man is accused of grabbing a police officer and dragging him down steps outside the U.S. Capitol building during the riot on Jan. 6, according to newly unsealed federal court records.
Clayton Ray Mullins, a Benton man who was detained by federal agents Tuesday, allegedly was seen in YouTube videos assaulting a D.C. metropolitan police officer during the riot, according to an FBI affidavit filed in court. The officer was hospitalized.
Video showed Mullins grabbing at the officer while on the Capitol building steps, eventually managing to get hold of his leg and “violently pulling on it,” according to the affidavit. The officer was dragged down the steps.
Another officer at the scene was shown on body camera video trying to pull the officer away from Mullins, which led to a “battle of tug of war” over the officer, according to the affidavit.
Clayton Mullins, a Benton resident, was charged after allegedly engaging in a ‘tug of war’ with an officer over another officer Mullins was dragging down the steps outside the building, according to an FBI affidavit. PHOTO VIA AN FBI AFFIDAVIT
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tell him to thank the orange swamp thing for his incarceration. 
Define a 1/4 section with hot wires and razor coils,
in w. Kansas..Plenty of space. Throw in some tent
kits. Let them live off the land. Make plans for expansion .
Word will get around , won't stop it but will slow it down.
The extremists will have a hard time recruiting stupido.
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Thank you FBI and DoJ for taking this trash off the streets.