Christian Alexander Secor pleaded guilty Thursday to a felony count of obstructing an official proceeding.
with assaulting, resisting or impeding officers, civil disorder and other charges that were dismissed as part of his plea deal.
The day before the Capitol riot, Secor sent a message to another person saying he “Wouldn’t be surprised if conservatives just storm the police and clobber antifa and the police but that’s wishful thinking.” Federal prosecutors allege that Secor, carrying a large blue flag, was among the group that marched to the Capitol, and was part of a mob of rioters that entered restricted Capitol grounds.
He walked through the office suite of the Speaker of the House, prosecutors allege, then went to the Senate chamber and
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