COLUMBUS, Ohio — Two members of a self-styled Ohio militia are facing charges in the storming of the U.S. Capitol.
Donovan Crowl and Jessica Watkins were arrested on Sunday and charged with breaking into the building.
The FBI says they showed up at the capitol on Jan. 6 wearing paramilitary gear with at least six other members of the so-called "Ohio State Regular Militia."
They reportedly created a military formation to make their way to the front of the crowd at the door of the Capitol.
Court documents describe that move as organized and practiced.
The charges came as investigators appear focused on the role of organized extremists in the insurrection.
