Jan. 6 pipe bomb suspect started building devices in 2019, feds say

“He seemed very quiet. He would never make eye contact. Almost like he just didn’t see you,” added a second neighbor, a man who noted that Cole would “wear shorts all winter long, and red Crocs.”

NYP: WOODBRIDGE, Va. — A suspect arrested Thursday morning and charged with planting pipe bombs outside the Democratic and Republican National Committees on the eve of the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot started building the deadly devices in 2019, federal investigators say.

Brian Cole Jr., 30, of Woodbridge, Va., was charged with one count of transporting explosives across state lines with intent to kill, injure and cause damage and one count of attempted malicious destruction — with authorities saying more charges were possible.

“You’re not going to walk into our capital city, put down two explosive devices and walk off into the sunset,” FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino, who has made the case a priority since taking office in March, told reporters at an afternoon news conference. “Not gonna happen. more

14 Comments on Jan. 6 pipe bomb suspect started building devices in 2019, feds say

  1. Why was Wray sitting on the info? Any info. They went nuts calling the pipebomber a conservative. And he let people believe kamala was in danger when she was inside the building (And secret service was in the driveway near the pipe bomb).

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  2. What happened to the female fed security officer aka fed operative being a Jan. 6th pipe bomber suspect. The Chinese probably leaked her identity, btw. Doubt a profoundly autistic guy did this all by himself or at all. Very sketchy. The FBI seems compromised by the Deep State.

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