Jay Johnston Arrested for Capitol Raids: The News of 2021.

jay johnstonknown for his roles in the series “Arrested Development” It is “Bob’s Burgers”, was arrested this Wednesday (7) for being involved in the attacks on the Capitol that took place on January 06, 2021 in the United States.

The announcement was made by The Hollywood Reporter. The website reported that Johnston faces charges of criminally obstructing agents during the clash, as well as being charged with other misdemeanors.

The FBI itself had already released in March 2021, two months after the facts, two photos of the actor in the crowd that was attacking the Capitol and asked for information about the identity of those who appeared in the photos.

Thus it was discovered that the man wearing the leather jacket and green bandana was Jay Johnston. See the tweet:

The #FBI is still seeking information on people who took part in the violence at the US Capitol on January 6. If you know this individual, visit https://t.co/iL7sD5efWD. Refer to photo 247 in your tip. pic.twitter.com/CetMHzU190

— FBI (@FBI) March 4, 2021

_{FBI tweet seeking Jay Johnston. (Reproduction/ Twitter/@omelete)}

In the police report it was also reported that Jay stole a shield from the protective police of the Capitol, to confront the officers. When the images began to circulate, the actor was fired from the animated series. “Bob’s Burgers”, in which Jay voiced the character jimmy pestoone of the most important in design.

And at the time, Fox, the company responsible for the series, refused to talk about what happened. In addition to animation “Bob’s Burgers” and the sitcom of five seasons that ended in 2019, “Arrested Development”, the actor participated in the series “The Sarah Silverman Program”“Mr. Show” It is “Love”, among others.

The attacks on the Capitol took place on January 6, 2021. Of a far-right nature, the target was the US Congress building, and it happened by supporters of the former president donald trumpin revolt for his defeat in the presidential elections in the United States.

_{Invaders in the Capitol. (Reproduction/Saul Loeb/ AFB/ O Globo)}

To date, more than 950 people have been convicted of offenses committed during the riot, and 192 have received prison sentences. Among them, there are three Brazilians responding to accusations of civil disturbance. This is the largest criminal investigation in US history, according to The New York Times.

Featured Photo: Jay Johnston/Fox and Twitter Montage/Omelette