Capitol Riot accused of having mustaches like Hitler, Jews wanted to eat breakfast

 A man who is a staunch Nazi supporter and has a Hitler-like mustache has been arrested for his involvement in the Capitol Hill Violence of America. People working with him have informed the Federal Investigation Agency about this.

Washington: A man who is a staunch Nazi supporter and carries a Hitler-like mustache has been arrested for his involvement in the Capitol Hill Violence of America. People working with him have informed the Federal Investigation Agency about this. The 30-year-old accused is named Timothy Hale Kuselaini and used to work at a naval base.

Staunch Nazi supporter

The agencies told the court that the 30-year-old Kusanelli was involved in the violence in the Capitol Hills on 6 January. Earlier, he worked as a security contractor on a navy base. The investigating agency also told the court on Friday that the accused considers the white superior and he has a lot of hatred for the Jews. Agencies have also received pro-Nazi cartoons from his phone.

In the pictures presented in the court of the accused, he has a Hitler-like mustache. At the same time, he also made controversial statements about women, blacks and minorities. One of his co-workers told the agency, "Timothy Cussanelli wanted to kill Jews and eat them for breakfast, lunch and dinner. He wanted to taste them because he believed that the taste of his tears would be wonderful.

'Such a person is a threat to society'

The agency said that Cusanelli has also made a video in which he can be seen shouting at the Capitol Police Officer. Apart from this, after reading on the wall, he is also seen entering. Some such videos have also been posted on social media. Since this incident, Cusanelli has been relieved from the Navy base and his appointment has been banned at some such place.  

Seeing the seriousness of the case, the prosecutor said, appealing to the court that Kusanelli is a threat to the general public and should be kept in jail till the next hearing. However, Cousinelli's lawyer Jonath Zakar said that there is no evidence that his client is associated with any group that considers white best.

Let the supporters of former US President Donald Trump create a ruckus in the Capitol Hills on 7 January. Donald Trump was also criticized in countries around the world for this violence.