Crime & Justice

Capitol Rioter Decides to Represent Himself in Court, Accidentally Admits to Two New Felonies

BADLY MISJUDGED

Brandon Fellows was advised against representing himself, but he ignored that warning.

Jamie Ross
Jamie Ross 

News Correspondent

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Jamie Ross

Jamie Ross

News Correspondent

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