DENVER — A Colorado man is being released on bond Wednesday for charges related to the attempted insurrection at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. on Jan. 6.
Glenn Wes Lee Croy, 55, of Colorado Springs, was arrested on the following charges:
- Unlawful entry on restricted buildings or grounds
- Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds
> Video above: Teachers and students lived, learned through history as it happened at the US Capitol.
Croy is being released from custody Wednesday on a $5,000 unsecured bond. Bond conditions include remaining in Colorado, staying away from Washington, D.C. and staying away from any Colorado government buildings unless authorized.
Croy's next hearing is currently scheduled for 10 a.m. on March 3.
According to the arrest warrant, Croy was among those who entered into the Capitol building during the riot.
In a Facebook Messenger conversation, court documents say Croy told another person, “I was there” and sent the picture below of himself on the right standing next to an Abraham Lincoln bust in the Capitol.
Croy's Facebook name is "Wes Croy," according to court documents, and FBI investigators also said that a 2019 Colorado license photo appears to be the same individual from the picture.
Court documents say the man pictured above on the left was identified as Terry Lynn Lindsey from Ohio.
In addition to the photo, court documents say that Croy sent the same person videos from inside and outside the Capitol building.
The inside video shows at least one other person dressing up a statue with a hat and glasses, other statues already dressed up and a crowd of people inside the Capitol, court documents say.
The outside video is filmed from the scaffoldings and shows protesters below, according to the court documents.
The FBI also obtained the body camera footage below from Metropolitan Police Department that depicts Croy inside the Capitol Rotunda with red circles added by investigators, court documents say:
The same person who received the Facebook messages also told investigators, according to court documents, that Croy had a Twitter account "@croy_wes" that replied to a tweet by Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) saying “Who is going to be in DC on January 6th to stand with President Donald Trump?”
The Twitter account linked to Croy responded “fellow Coloradan we will be there," court documents say.
After a search warrant was obtained, court documents say a Google account that has been linked to Croy was connected to a cell phone that was present at the Capitol on Jan. 6.
The Facebook and Twitter accounts appear to have been deleted, according to court documents.
Croy is the fifth Coloradan arrested in connection to the Jan. 6 riot.
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