National Guard soldier is fourth service member charged in Capitol riot
A soldier in the Wisconsin National Guard was charged Monday in connection with the Capitol riot Jan. 6, becoming the fourth service member linked to the violent attempt to thwart the certification of Joe Bidens election as president.
Abram Markofski and an associate were arrested Monday in Wisconsin and each charged with four counts related to the Capitol breach, including violent entry or disorderly conduct and entering restricted spaces, according to the Justice Department.
Markofski, a private first class, enlisted in the Army National Guard in 2019, said Maj. Joe Trovato, a spokesman for the Wisconsin National Guard. He is an infantryman assigned to the 1st Battalion, 128th Infantry Regiment.
The four service members facing federal charges in connection with the Capitol riot are all part-time troops. A Virginia National Guard soldier who was also a civilian police officer and two Army Reserve soldiers have also been charged.
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