The FBI said the agency also found a Facebook page titled “Joe Barnes Art,” along with a separate web page with the address The FBI said it used multiple photos on the Facebook page to confirm his identity. Joe was a rambling man and could always tell a good joke. In addition to his parents he is preceded in death by one sister, Charlene Cable.

He was born on Decemin Butler, Tennessee to the late. Another said they had recently interacted with each other, and a third person said they recognized him from his real estate business. Joe Cable, age 72, of Granite Falls, passed away Monday, Jat Caldwell UNC Healthcare. Of the people the FBI contacted to help identify Barnes, one said they went to high school together, according to a court document. The FBI said Barnes was dressed in a dark beanie, an American flag gaiter and a dark-colored winter jacket with a fleeced neckline.Ī statement of facts released by the FBI said Barnes was recorded in the video saying, “This is our house! This is our country! This is our country!” while standing in the middle of the U.S. The FBI stated multiple witnesses alerted the law enforcement agency that they recognized Barnes from ITV News video footage from the U.S. Joseph Cable Barnes, 34, is charged with violent entry or disorderly conduct, entering a restricted building or ground and obstructing a formal proceeding. Zvonimir Joseph Jurlina was arrested June 28 and charged with destruction of property in special maritime and territorial jurisdiction and aiding and abetting, as well as act of physical violence on grounds, the Justice Department said.Īuthorities did not say in Jurlina's arrest affidavit where he was arrested in Austin or why he was in the city as he was matched to two addresses in New York.AUSTIN (KXAN) - The FBI arrested an Austin realtor and charged him with participating in last month’s deadly U.S. Just last week, a man accused of destroying media equipment during the riot was arrested in Austin. In Texas, at least 48 people have been arrested on charges related to the riot, according to a USA TODAY database. More than a hundred officers were injured.

Capitol police officer Brian Sicknick and four rioters. have been charged in relation to the insurrection.įive people died in the riot, including U.S. 'As grounds for this request, the United States now states that, on information and belief, the defendant died on Jin Austin, Texas,' the motion says. District Court for the District of Columbia. Another said they had visited him multiple times at his Austin home.Ī motion for abatement of prosecution was filed on Tuesday in the U.S. One said they had gone to Anderson High School in Northwest Austin with Barnes. Capitol riot so far many identified through social media, videoĪt least three witnesses identified Barnes as being the man in the footage. This is our country,'' according to court documents, which were filed in the U.S. He had previously been listed as the company's vice president of its Austin branch.īarnes was identified by the FBI in camera footage from the insurrection shared by London-based news outlet ITV News. The real estate company Jones Lang LaSalle said in early February that Barnes was no longer an employee there. View Gallery: Pro-Trump rioters gather at US CapitolĬourt documents also described Barnes as an Austin-area real estate agent.

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