Law & Crime reports:
A Penn State graduate has been arrested and charged with numerous crimes in connection with the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol Complex, according to a recent filing in D.C. federal district court. Robert Morss, a now-former substitute teacher, was arrested by the FBI at his apartment in Glenshaw, Pa. on Friday morning on suspicion of having been at the front lines of the violent and deadly pro-Trump attack.
The filing goes on to allege that Morss repeatedly tried to rip a helmet visor away from another officer–and failed–and that he successfully ripped a riot shield away from yet another officer. Shield in hand, Morss allegedly took the lead among a group of rioters and instructed them to make a “shield wall” in order to repulse police and force their way through a tunnel into the Capitol.
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‘This Is Our Capitol’: Penn State Grad and Former Substitute Teacher Arrested for Allegedly Fighting with Numerous Cops, Stealing Property During Pro-Trump Riothttps://t.co/IU676EC5yB
— Law & Crime (@lawcrimenews) June 11, 2021
Robert Morss of Glenshaw, PA was arrested this morning by @FBIPittsburgh on federal charges relating to criminal acts at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6. His initial appearance is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. in US District Court in Western PA. pic.twitter.com/BeIz1l5qNu
— WDPAnews (@WDPAnews) June 11, 2021
Morss arrested today by FBI Pittsburgh; employed as a teacher. He was ID’d early by #SeditionHunters, not clear what radicalized him. He’s on camera in 2019 talking about gun rights, but not yet extreme. PA and NV both have produced many Capitol perps.. 3/https://t.co/eXllpRoTjP
— capitolhunters (@capitolhunters) June 11, 2021
*Robert Morss, a substitute social studies teacher from Glenshaw PA, was arrested today in the insurrection.
*Clashed with cops; tried to wrest away one officer’s baton.
*Says to cops: “You guys are betraying us.”
*Charges: Assault, obstruction, etc.https://t.co/WK7ghshNOx pic.twitter.com/RkEXdZYL4F— Jim Roberts (@nycjim) June 11, 2021