Lawyer pleads guilty to involvement in Capitol riot after he was identified through TikTok videos

The lawyer pleaded guilty to charges related to storming the Capitol.

The maximum sentence for Disorderly Conduct on Capitol grounds is six months in prison.

According to the documents, the man entered the Capitol after attending a rally for the former president.

A number of photos and pictures from the Capitol building were presented by the court.

The State reported that he was fired from the George Sink personal injury law firm after his arrest.

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The charges have been made against the two people. Two people went to Washington DC together.

The prosecutor offered a plea deal that is still being considered.

His license to practice law in South Carolina was suspended by the supreme court after he was arrested.

Two anonymous witnesses identified them from their TikTok and Facebook live videos, which were captioned "Storming the capital building" and "Yes, this was right after storming the Capitol," according to court documents.

He described his involvement in the storm as a "great day" on his Facebook account.

Through corroboration with their social media documentation, it was possible to identify the two people shown on the Capitol's closed circuit television.