Activist John Sullivan Released Conditionally Without Bail After Arrest Over Capitol Building Breach

Activist John Sullivan Released Conditionally Without Bail After Arrest Over Capitol Building Breach
John Earle Sullivan in a file mugshot photograph. Utah County Jail
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John Sullivan, an activist who supports Black Lives Matter and opposes President Donald Trump, was released conditionally without bail on Friday after he was arrested and charged for his alleged activities at the U.S. Capitol amid the breach of the building on Jan. 6.

The Department of Justice on Jan. 14 announced that Sullivan, 27, was arrested on the same day in Utah and charged with being on restricted grounds without authority, violent entry and disorderly conduct, and interfering with law enforcement.

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