Capitol Rioter with 'Slicked Back' Hair Faces Charges After His Banker Identified Him to the Feds

[Generic Other]

"Capitol Rioter with ‘Slicked Back’ Hair Faces Charges After His Banker Identified Him to the Feds"

Link to tweet

[spooky3]

1. Horrifying. Nt

[Generic Other]

2. I laughed at the banker checking out the FBI wanted posters

and saying, "Hey, that's the guy with the slicked down hair who's always bouncing checks!"

[irisblue]

3. Clayton Ray Mullins, 2 sources...

source-https://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/crime/2021/02/23/capitol-riot-arrests-kentucky-man-charged/4567947001/


snip-Clayton Ray Mullins of Benton was arrested Tuesday and faces the following charges, according to FBI Louisville:

assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers

knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds

disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds

and violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.


more at source


https://www.wkms.org/post/fbi-marshall-co-man-accused-dragging-officer-down-us-capitol-stairs-rioters#stream/0



snip-"According to the complaint, an individual stepped in, preventing A.W. from being assaulted further and allowing the officer to retreat back into a tunnel at the U.S. Capitol building. A.W. then realized his head was bleeding and was taken to the hospital, where his wound required two staples to close.

The complaint states Mullins was seen, and subsequently identified, in various social media videos and pictures participating in the assault of A.W. The hashtag #slickback trended on social media in connection to Mullins, in reference to Mullins’ slicked back hairstyle.

In one Youtube video, Mullins is seen making several attempts to grab A.W.’s foot, then violently pulling once he secured his grip, then dragged A.W. down the stairs.

“[The special agent] observed the image below of A.W. wearing a full MPD-issued uniform and neon jacket as MULLINS grabbed his leg. In the video, at least one other officer makes multiple attempts to pull A.W. away from MULLINS, essentially engaging in a battle of tug of war,” the complaint states, in reference to body camera footage.


more at that source as well.

[Generic Other]

8. Oh, he better lawyer up

That is one serious charge!

[onethatcares]

32. he'll probably be provided

counsel by the government he hates so much.

[Leghorn21]

4. Yo Clayton

BYE BYE, MUTHAFUKKAH

[dalton99a]

5. A loyal customer for 30 years:

[ProfessorGAC]

6. I'm Glad They Busted Him, But...

...that's slicked back hair?
My hair is slicked back. Everything straight back, into a pony tail.
But, when it wasn't long enough to tie back, it was still slicked back. (Wet combed and top & sides back.)
So, I know what slicked back is! It's on my head!
That guy has a part and it doesn't go straight back.
And it's not slicked.
Curious he got hashtagged that way.
Either way, he's a terrorist no matter the description of his haircut. Glad he's arrested.

[CatWoman]

9. this post is meaningless without pics

[ProfessorGAC]

18. A Fair Point, Indeed

Unfortunately, I still haven't figured out how to use imgur.
And, I'm not willing to pay for photobucket.
So, I guess you'll have to trust me on this!

[ProfessorGAC]

34. Ok, CW. Here's Your Pic!

Taken in my rec room this afternoon.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/vRnrKj3DFcEETX6Y7
I told you my hair was slicked back!

[PutGramaOnThePhone]

19. So...

if they haven’t caught the man with “slicked back” hair, the question is begging...where were you on January 6 Professor? 😁

[ProfessorGAC]

33. Substituting Jr Hi Science

The whole week! I can prove it Agent Mike!

[MerryBlooms]

7. Another terrorist behind bars is very good news. Thanks for letting us know. n/t

[Dagstead Bumwood]

10. I thought that you would remain anonymous

if you identified these scumbags? So, did the banker publicly identify himself or herself? If not, that sucks. I'd hate to finger someone out of some sense of patriotic duty only to have my identity shared with all of his well-armed, white supremacist buddies.

[Generic Other]

12. Slick hair thought he'd remain anonymous too

I bet his banker could care less.

[soothsayer]

14. Idk, I'd worry. These people are dangerous

[Dagstead Bumwood]

16. Exactly. No telling what they're capable of doing, as witnessed by the events of January 6.

[Dagstead Bumwood]

15. Right, but he was a white supremacist terrorist caught committing crimes,

not an honest citizen trying to do the right thing. Huge difference in expected anonymity.

Now, if the banker decided to go public, well, that's on him or her. But I'd hate to think the alternative case were true.

[Moosepoop]

25. The FBI went to the bank employee

[link:https://www.wkms.org/post/fbi-marshall-co-man-accused-dragging-officer-down-us-capitol-stairs-rioters#stream/0|]

The complaint goes on to state that a lead around Jan. 25 led the special agent to the driver’s license for Mullins, which was used to identify a bank account Mullins had at F.N.B. Bank. Around Feb. 5, investigators interviewed a bank employee who had a decades-long relationship with Mullins at the bank, identifying Mullins in a photo.

The employee also mentioned to investigators Mullins had been in the bank lobby on Feb. 4, which was confirmed by investigators via surveillance footage.

So the FBI got a lead from someone else, which led to the idiot's driver license, which in turn led to a bank account at that bank. The FBI then questioned a bank employee, who identified the jerk from a picture. I know that if the FBI ever turned up at my workplace with a photo of someone, and asked me if I knew them, I'd tell them the truth, even if it was someone I'd rather not have to identify. I'd be too afraid not to.

[Dagstead Bumwood]

26. Guess I assumed it was a case where they identified them

from looking at the FBI website (or something along those lines), not the FBI actually showing up at the bank as part of an investigation. That does make a difference.

[Moosepoop]

28. The headline makes it sound that way.

I assumed the same as you at first.

[Grokenstein]

11. I guess "insurrectionist who looks like Jon Voight" didn't cut it.

[Marcuse]

13. Obviously an Antifascist maintaining his deep cover.

[kairos12]

17. No hair gel in prison.

[SunSeeker]

21. Sure there is!

[kairos12]

22. Just spewed by excellent gin. LOL.

[ChubbyStar]

24. Welcome to the Smegma Salon

We get hair stiff that is our motto.

[monkeyman1]

20. how many they got now ? have not seen in awhile ?

[MyMission]

30. About 256 so far

Many look at sedition tracker, which lists 256
https://seditiontracker.com

I also look at USA today's ongoing report, which lists 246
https://www.usatoday.com/storytelling/capitol-riot-mob-arrests/

The DOJ website is a good resource, but they do not offer a count. You can use search words to sort by state, indicted, detained, released, violent, etc.
https://www.justice.gov/usao-dc/capitol-breach-cases

I recently found an article from NPR that also has good information and gets updated.
https://www.npr.org/2021/02/09/965472049/the-capitol-siege-the-arrested-and-their-stories

I check these sires fairly regularly. I sometimes look for other articles about the arrests, and find an assortment, from cursory to detailed information.

[monkeyman1]

31. thank ya much for the info

[gratuitous]

23. It could be your banker, it could be your neighbor

It could be anyone who rats out these criminals. Considering what they're wanted for, I'd guess that they have led lives that don't inspire a whole lot of loyalty or good feelings in the people they've met along the way. For those who haven't been fingered yet, they have to know the day is coming and coming soon when someone they've pissed off will be flipping around on the internet and come across their photo from that day. "There's that asshole who spread nails on my driveway!"

Tick tock, motha-fuckas!

[BobTheSubgenius]

27. In this moment, at least, I have a somewhat elevated opinion of bankers.

I'm sure it won't last, but I like this guy for now.

[ffr]

29. His "banker." Yeah, right! AKA the stripper on the other side of the tracks he shorted.

That would be more like it. Pay him back, honey!