Erie Times E-Edition Article-FBI found Lego-constructed Capitol building in home of Pennsylvania riot suspect
Posted by M. C. on July 10, 2021
“FBI found Lego-constructed Capitol building”
Legos! “Fully Constructed” (note the scare quotes). Worse than a floor plan from the ‘net or a brochure from the capitol lobby? Legos! Your child’s Legos are now an official tool of terrorism.
“Morss faces serious charges for taking shields from police officers”
Maybe if the officers asked nicely he would have given the shields back. The capitol police apparently need bodyguards.
“and leading the formation of a shield wall to overrun the police, according to the FBI.”
Was this before or after the capitol police opened the barricades and let the protesters in?
This article is so stupid you can tell the FIB wrote it. You can’t make this stuff up…wait a minute!
https://erietimes-pa-app.newsmemory.com/?publink=5769e846b_1345e3a
FBI found Lego-constructed Capitol building in home of Pennsylvania riot suspect
Kim Strong
York Daily Record USA TODAY NETWORK – PENNSYLVANIA
When the FBI arrested a western Pennsylvania man for his alleged involvement in the Jan. 6 riot in Washington, D.C., they found a “fully constructed” Lego version of the U.S. Capitol at his home along with a guide to creating a militia, a recent court filing shows.
Robert Morss of Allegheny County “was part of a violent mob that engaged in one of the most intense and prolonged clashes between the rioters attempting to overrun (the) Capitol on Jan. 6 and the law enforcement charged with protecting it,” according to the filing, a motion from the federal government outlining why Morss should remain incarcerated until his trial.
During his arrest, the FBI found the Lego construction in his home and a “Step by Step to Create a Hometown Militia” in his car, according to the filing. It included notes to “Bring kit/body armor,” “Bring assault rifle,” and “4 magazines,” according to the court document.
Morss faces serious charges for taking shields from police officers and leading the formation of a shield wall to overrun the police, according to the FBI.
“The defendant repeatedly not only assisted that mob in this violent battle against law enforcement but also repeatedly led the attack,” the court filing states. A former Army Ranger, Morss arrived at the Capitol “armed and ready for violence,” wearing tactical equipment and goggles with a knife and scissors in his vest, according to the federal filing. An indictment after his arrest includes two counts of assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers; three counts of robbery of U.S. personal property; and one count each of civil disorder, disorderly conduct, obstruction of an official proceeding and act of violence inside the Capitol.
There have been 50 Pennsylvania residents arrested in connection with the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, which followed a rally for then-President Donald Trump.

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