A Chicago water heater repair specialist, referenced online as “Railmixer,” faces more than a half-dozen charges stemming from his alleged role in the Jan. 6 riots where he allegedly swung at police and used a bike rack to ram doors.
He made an initial court appearance Wednesday in Chicago and was released pending further court proceedings in D.C.
He then allegedly attempted several more times to enter the building before being pepper sprayed by law enforcement, who also used rubber bullets to stop him. The FBI in June 2022 interviewed known associates of McNamara, and on June 27, they received a phone call from an attorney indicating that he represented McNamara, who “wanted to speak with the FBI concerning his involvement in the events of January 6, 2021.”
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