Ray Epps, Target of Jan. 6 Conspiracy Theory, Charged in Capitol Attack | Genznews
The former Marine, baselessly portrayed as part of a government plot to discredit Trump supporters, was charged with a single count of disorderly conduct.
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The former Marine, baselessly portrayed as part of a government plot to discredit Trump supporters, was charged with a single count of disorderly conduct.
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