The United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is asking for the public’s help to identify rioters who stormed the Capitol and the people who planted pipe bombs nearby.
Some of the 68 people arrested after Wednesday’s riot appeared in court on Thursday charged with unlawful entry, assaulting a police officer, resisting arrest or carrying an unregistered firearm.
But, there are still some people who have not yet been tracked down so the FBI has released their photos, many from videos posted by rioters, and asked the public to help identify them.
The bureau has also offered a $50,000 (£36,800) reward for information leading to the location, arrest and conviction of whoever was responsible for placing two pipe bombs near the Capitol building.
One was placed at the headquarters of the Republic National Committee and another at the Democratic National Committee headquarters.
These are the people who stormed the Capitol and who are now on the FBI’s most wanted list:
This man wearing sunglasses was seen inside the Capitol
This group were spotted shouting at a security guard
Using a broom as a plaque holder, this rioter protected their identity with ski googles, a helmet and a neck warmer
Many of the protesters appeared to be taking selfies
Many of the rioters were wearing ‘Make America Great Again’ caps
A man who was part of a group of protesters in the chamber was allegedly hit by a rubber bullet in his cheek
A man wearing a Trump flag was seen sitting in Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s chair while a QAnon supporter held up her phone to speak to somebody on it
Some of the rioters were wearing flak jackets and helmets
This woman was seen sitting at a desk in one of the Capitol offices
The man on the right is believed to be a QAnon supporter who led the charge into the Senate chamber
Others were using megaphones
This man was seen standing next to one of the most visible and prominent QAnon supporters known as QAnon Shaman, the bare-chested man wearing a fur hat with horns
This man, whose name is unknown, was fired by his employer, Navistar Direct Marketing, after photos of him with his work pass around his neck were shown
This man wearing an animal pelt, a ‘police’ flak jacket and carrying a stick and a riot shield, was also seen with QAnon Shaman
These men were filmed shouting at police to let them through
Tear gas was released in the Rotunda as these rioters entered
A man wearing a distinctive hat was pictured among the rioters
The rioters were a wide variety of ages
This rioter was seen brandishing part of the name plaque from House speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office which appeared to have been ripped from her door
This man was seen carrying a confederate flag by the Senate chamber’s entrance
Several people were captured on livestreams by other rioters
Many of the rioters were wearing hats
This man was wearing a stars and stripes cap with an eagle on it
Another Make America Great Again cap wearer
This rioter was wearing a distinctive pinstripe onesie
Another sunglass wearing rioter is wanted
This person is wanted after pipe bombs were found at the Republican National Committee and Democratic National Committee headquarters
Anyone with information about any of the people pictured, or who witnessed any unlawful violent actions at the Capitol or nearby on 6 January, is asked to contact the FBI’s free tip line on 1800 222 5324 in the US. You can also submit relevant information, photos or videos at fbi.gov/USCapitol.
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