staying classy.Accused Capitol rioter's bail revoked after leaving lewd voicemails for probation officer
Brandon Fellows, 27, left messages for probation officer Kendra Rennie and reportedly called her mother once, an incident the officer said left them both feeling nervous, according to CBS News.
Fellows was hit with a five-count indictment including felony obstruction for his alleged role in the Capitol insurrection on Jan. 6. He reportedly entered Sen. Jeff Merkley's (D-Ore.) office.
He was released on bail prior to Thursday's hearing, the news outlet reported.
Prosecutors asked for Fellows's pretrial release to be revoked on two separate occasions prior to Thursday, but Judge Trevor McFadden declined. McFadden noted in his Thursday decision that Fellows's pattern of behavior could no longer be given the benefit of the doubt.
"I don't think you're going to allow us to help you," McFadden told Fellows during the hearing, according to CBS News.
On Wednesday, Rennie testified that Fellows repeatedly made sexual innuendos and left her long rambling voicemails during the time that he was released on bail.
She noted one specific voicemail that he left in May, in which he referenced "the size of his genitalia and the performance of his genitalia," CBS News reported.
Rennie also described a situation in which Fellows called her mother, asking to speak with her.
"It was intimidation. It was frightening. It made me nervous," she said of the incident, adding that she then went to pick up her mother, who felt "very uncomfortable" about what transpired.
McFadden explained that he believed that there was a "mental health component" to Fellows's actions, but that he had denied the opportunity to get treatment.
"I am not convinced that you're a danger to the community, but I do think you're impulsive. I do think you're headstrong, and you're kind of gonna do what you're gonna do," McFadden said, according to CBS News. "I tried really hard to avoid having to lock you up, but after months here, I don't think I can be at all confident that there's a condition or combination of conditions that you'll adhere to."
Accused Capitol rioter’s bail revoked after leaving lewd voicemails for probation officer
An accused Capitol rioter’s bail was revoked by a judge on Thursday after allegedly leaving lewd and rambling voicemails for his probation officer.Brandon Fellows, 27, left messages for proba…thehill.com
January 6th, 2021
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"It was the Meth in me."
Haha I've long thought that white American males in particular are born with some degree of amphetamine'ish paranoia. I've got a couple white christian friends and I swear, if anyone on the news says something bad about white men, I'll see them all scared the next day saying that they're going to be exterminated. I hope black people notice it and find it hilarious.
it's the white guilt.
Herb & Suds
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It would be awful if their premonitions came true and no one was there to witness it
hanimmal
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It is usually dangerous for them I think when people are that scared tbh.
Scared dogs bite.
I'm gonna use that. They're the types that would be infuriated by it.
injinji
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DIY-HP-LED
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‘White Privilege Card’ Found In Raid Of Men Charged With Plot To Bomb Democrats
The FBI thwarted a plot by two men charged with plotting to bomb the Democrat Party Headquarters in Sacramento after being angered by the outcome of the presidential election. Former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance tells Lawrence O'Donnell "we have a regrettable tendency to give the white supremacists a pass."
The FBI thwarted a plot by two men charged with plotting to bomb the Democrat Party Headquarters in Sacramento after being angered by the outcome of the presidential election. Former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance tells Lawrence O'Donnell "we have a regrettable tendency to give the white supremacists a pass."
captainmorgan
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hanimmal
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It is crazy how close, yet not close, Trump got.
It is a good thing that it seems everyone in DC knew what was going on since before Trump's first impeachment.
Somethings are different, but the message is there.
DIY-HP-LED
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Acosta: When we have entered the realm of coups and Hitler, we have to pause
CNN's Jim Acosta explains why President Joe Biden's speech about former President Donald Trump's Big Lie and the January 6 insurrection doesn't do enough to protect our democracy.
CNN's Jim Acosta explains why President Joe Biden's speech about former President Donald Trump's Big Lie and the January 6 insurrection doesn't do enough to protect our democracy.
how could we not know? he kept telling us and still does.
DIY-HP-LED
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'crack some skulls and shoot them'. oh! wait! that was Layfayette Park Square- wrong coup.
hang yourself now General Milley you treasonous POS; you of all people!
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hanimmal
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He had a chance to betray the country in a way that very few people in history ever had and get a whole lot of power, and he did not take it.
Good enough for me until we get out of this mess.
Edit: Add to that video that we now know Pence was adamant about not being whisked away because he knew that there was a plan by the people driving the cars. The guy in that video that they are talking about that was in a political position and then moved back into a high level job in the SS hopefully gets his own hearing.
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