Capitol riot suspect asks judge to remove 'annoying' ankle monitor
Federal prosecutors say Joshua Doolin contemplated bringing weapons and ammunition, including an AR-15 and magazines to the U.S. Capitol on January 6. But now he's out on bond and wants the judge to allow him to take off his ankle monitor because it gets in the way of his workouts.
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