The Internet is identifying Capitol rioters using their own social media

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The Internet is identifying Capitol rioters using their own social media

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When they stormed the US Capitol last Wednesday, many pro-Trump rioters posted photos and videos to brag about their actions on social media. Internet sleuths and the police are using that content as evidence to prosecute the mob.

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The Internet is identifying Capitol rioters using their own social media

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