Iowan who ‘followed crowd into US Senate chamber’ to stand trial for his role in Jan. 6
GUILTY TO ALL CHARGES. A NEW MORNING WE’RE LEARNING WHEN AN IOWA MAN WILL STAND TRIAL FOR HIS CHARGES IN THE JANUARY SIX CAPITOL RIOT STARTS JANUARY 17TH OF NEXT YEAR IN D.C.. LEO KELLY PLEADED NOT GUILTY TO SEVEN CHARGES. THE MOST SERIOUS, AN OFFICIAL OBSTRUCTION OF AN OFFICIAL PROCEEDING. KELLY FROM CEDAR RAPIDS WAS ARRESTED IN IOWA 12 DAYS AFTER THAT ATTACK ON THE CAPITOL. HE SAYS HE FOLLOWED A CROWD INTO THE U.S. SENATE CHAMBER, BUT HE
Iowan who ‘followed crowd into US Senate chamber’ will stand trial for his role in Jan. 6 attack
Updated: 8:10 AM CDT Aug 10, 2022
An Iowa man will stand trial for the charges against him from the Jan. 6 attack.Leo Kelly’s trial starts Jan. 17, 2023, in Washington, D.C., Kelly is pleading not guilty to all seven charges.The most serious charge is obstruction of an official proceeding.Kelly is from Cedar Rapids. He was arrested in Iowa 12 days after the attack.Kelly said he followed a crowd into the U.S. Senate chamber, but he wasn’t armed and didn’t vandalize anything.Previous Jan. 6 coverage:
An Iowa man will stand trial for the charges against him from the Jan. 6 attack.
Leo Kelly‘s trial starts Jan. 17, 2023, in Washington, D.C., Kelly is pleading not guilty to all seven charges.
The most serious charge is obstruction of an official proceeding.
Kelly is from Cedar Rapids. He was arrested in Iowa 12 days after the attack.
Kelly said he followed a crowd into the U.S. Senate chamber, but he wasn’t armed and didn’t vandalize anything.
Previous Jan. 6 coverage:
Read More: Iowan who ‘followed crowd into US Senate chamber’ to stand trial for his role in Jan. 6