Capitol riot defendant Brandon Fellows, who was found in contempt of court after outbursts about what he called a 'Nazi court' and 'kangaroo court,' alarmed jurors, who feared he might find their home addresses.
Capitol riot defendant Brandon Fellows alarmed jurors hearing his case with outbursts about what he called"a kangaroo court" and a"Nazi court" after he was found in contempt of court Thursday.
"1 question," they wrote."We wanted to confirm that the defendent [sic] does not have any personal information on individual jurors, since he was defending himself. Includes home address, etc." Letter from jurors in Brandon Fellows' Capitol riot case to District Judge Trevor McFadden, Aug. 31, 2023Asked for comment, a spokesperson for the court said security measures cannot be discussed or disclosed.
"The jurors have legitimate concern about their safety, and rather than telling them, quite simply, that there's no way that the defendant has their personal information —name, address, cell numbers, etc.— this response could likely heighten the concerns of the jurors," he said.
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