Florida Man Stole Nancy Pelosi’s Lectern During Yesterdays Riot
The man who was photographed yesterday stealing Nancy Pelosi’s office is of course from Florida. The man has been identified as Adam Christian Johnson, a 36-year-old from Parrish, about 40 miles south of Tampa.Johnson appears to have deleted his Facebook page. Some participants in the Capitol insurrection will be charged today, while investigators will make arrests in the coming days.
His name is Adam Christian Johnson. And he lives in Parrish.
— Marc R. Masferrer (@MRMasferrer) January 7, 2021
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