David Medina, 34, of Sherwood, Oregon is the latest to be targeted by Biden's Department of Justice over alleged actions taken on January 6, 2021.
Medina told TPM that he has been terminated from multiple jobs since Jan. 6.
After his unexpected termination, Medina, who has a history of working with troubled youth and took the job as a means to give back to his community, said that he contacted the FBI in an attempt to clear up the issue but they trapped him instead. "Three years have passed. I haven't heard anything. I lost my job and I knew it was because of that. And so I called up the FBI and was like, 'Hey, man. I think it's been long enough. I've lost clients. I've lost jobs because of this thing. I deserve closure," Medina said in an Instagram livestream.
The FBI Portland branch told Medina to come down to the office at 10 am on Friday, according to Medina.
Medina told TPM that when he arrived at the FBI office they placed him in handcuffs in front of his 16-year-old daughter and perp walked him through the building.
According to court documents, the DOJ has accused Medina of being present on the Capitol grounds and part of a larger group that unlawfully entered the US Capitol building.
After the FBI announced Medina's arrest and charges, Oregon residents and conservative commentators were quick to call out the federal agency, accusing the DOJ of being a "Two-tiered system of justice." They slammed the FBI for targeting Medina, a non-violent individual, while refusing to take action against far-left Antifa militants and allies who torched the city of Portland for nine months in deadly and violent BLM riots following the death of George Floyd in 2020.
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