With an inside look at the Proud Boys trial, see months of videos and secret chats shown to a D.C. jury that revealed how the Jan. 6 plot unfolded.
As the Proud Boys approach the Capitol, some yell at police officers that are readying themselves for duty — including Christopher Worrell, who is dressed in tactical gear and records police with his phone while taunting them. Worrell was charged with four felonies and other counts, including rioting and spraying pepper gel at police at a critical point leading to the initial Capitol breach. He has pleaded not guilty to all charges against him and is currently on trial before a judge.
Biggs — in gray plaid coat, black hat and gloves — discusses with Nordean how to link up with Jones’s larger group on the opposite side of the Capitol, while making clear his animosity toward police over Tarrio’s arrest.Nordean, Biggs, and Rehl arrive at the Capitol grounds at the head of the marching Proud Boys group.
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