Surveillance footage showed Ronald Andrulonis entering through a broken window and then milling around several areas of the building, including the rotunda and crypt as rioters threw chairs at police.
WASHINGTON — A Philadelphia Amtrak employee who skipped work to storm the U.S. Capitol along with a mob of angry supporters of former President Donald Trump pleaded guilty Friday to charges ofRonald Andrulonis, a 38-year-old Army veteran who served multiple tours in Iraq before joining the railroad company, told a federal judge he twice entered the Capitol that day, snapping photos and carousing with others in the office of a U.S. senator.
Andrulonis’ guilty plea, to one misdemeanor count, means he could face up to a year in prison at his sentencing hearing scheduled for December.
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