Man arrested at Capitol smelling like fuel on Election Day had weapon and manifesto
A Michigan man who showed up to the visitors’ center of the U.S. Capitol on Election Day smelling like fuel and carrying a torch and a flare gun also brought an apparent manifesto about war in the Middle East, police say. Austin M. Olson, 28, of Westland ...
Michigan man armed with flare gun at Capitol Visitor's Center had manifesto, letter to Congress
Manger said Olson told officers he had papers described as a manifesto with him, and a letter he wanted to deliver to Congress. Police say the letter expressed his opinions on the war in the Middle East. The chief also said while some of the man's clothing smelled like gasoline, it did not appear he had doused himself.
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A man who “smelled like fuel” and carried a blowtorch lighter and flare gun was arrested Tuesday at the US Capitol as ...
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