Two New Castle residents have been arrested in connection with the attack on the U.S. Capitol on January 6.
FBI agents allege that Philip Vogel II and Debra Maimone were both seen on surveillance footage forcing their way into the Capitol and taking police gear that typically protects them from chemicals.
In the criminal complaint, the FBI says a video posted to Maimone's Parlor social media account shows her with her mask on and with it off, in the Capitol crypt. At one point in the video, the videographer, Vogel, tells her to put her mask back on.
The FBI also has screenshots from Capitol CCTV footage that show Maimone and Vogel inside the Capitol.
Additional footage shows both of them in close proximity to a group of people who are pushing through law enforcement and forcing open a door and shows Vogel kicking an office door.
The two are also seen going through a bag marked with the word "POLICE" and taking silver packages from it. The complaint states that the U.S. Capitol Police, the packages contain escape hoods used to protect the person wearing one from chemical and biological agents, nuclear or radiological particles and toxic chemicals.
Maimone and Vogel are both charged with Theft of Property, Knowingly Entering or Remaining in any Restricted Building or Grounds Without Lawful Authority and Violent Entry and Disorderly Conduct on Capitol Grounds.
On Thursday, a Ross Township woman was arrested for criminal activities at the January riot.
