A white nationalist who admittedly sat in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office and took an envelope amid the raid of the U.S. Capitol Building on Wednesday has been arrested. Breaking on @MSNBC : Richard Barnett, who was seen sitting at a desk in Speaker Pelosi’s office during the riot on the U.S. Capitol, has been arrested in Arkansas and charged with entering and remaining on restricting grounds, violent entry, and theft of public property. — Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) January 8, 2021 #NEW : Richard Barnett has been arrested in Arkansas, the @FBI confirms to @KNWAFOX24 . Charges: entering & remaining on restricted grounds, violent entry, theft of pub. property. #NWANews #ARNews pic.twitter.com/8Zfdjlxi9z — Andrew Epperson (@eppersports) January 8, 2021 Richard “Bigo” Barnett , 60, was there on Wednesday. That’s not being disputed. Here he is saying he was in the office, saying he took an envelope that he had incidentally bled on, and he left her a note stating, “Bigo was here, you bitch.” Here’s Mr. Barnett, who goes by “Bigo,” telling the story in his own words pic.twitter.com/oSyKiCDXgy — Matthew Rosenberg (@AllMattNYT) January 6, 2021 The anti-Pelosi combativeness is not surprising. The speaker was long a PR target of President Donald Trump , who incessantly lies that the 2020 presidential election was stolen from him. Trump supporters like Barnett rushed the Capitol Building as Congress was certifying the electoral college votes that favored President-elect Joe Biden . Barnett is a white nationalist. “I am white. There is no denying that,” he wrote in a pseudonymous Facebook post four days before the Capitol Building incident, according to The Washington Post . “I am a nationalist. I put my nation first. So that makes me a white nationalist.” [Screengrab via Matthew Rosenberg/Twitter] The post White Nationalist Who Kicked His Feet Up in Pelosi’s Office Has Been Charged for Storming Capitol Building first appeared on Law & Crime .
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The law students aren’t considered the quickest off the mark for getting involved in applications and internships early on in their degree, but it’s a close one! More and more law firms are offering placements and taster days during the first year of university so it is tempting to think that you need to get involved in deciding your career choice right from day one.
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