Feds Say Trump Supporter Who Dressed ‘Like Antifa’ on Jan. 6 So He Could ‘Get Away with Anything’ Is Now In Jail

A South Carolina man faces federal charges after admitting to federal agents that he traveled to Washington, D.C., with his wife on Jan. 6th, attended then-president Donald Trump’s rally, and entered the U.S. Capitol rotunda. Text messages the man shared with relatives indicate he bragged that he had dressed “like ANTIFA.”

According court papers on file in the District of Columbia, federal agents caught up with William Robert Norwood III, 37, after his relatives failed to share in his exploits and ratted him out.

“I’m dressing in all black. I’ll look just like ANTIFA,” Norwood is alleged to have texted a small group on Jan. 5th, one day before the Capitol siege. “I’ll get away with anything,” he then added.

“It worked,” he said on Jan. 7th. “I got away with things that others were shot or arrested for.”

Federal authorities have said there’s been no evidence to date that Antifa was involved in the evens of Jan. 6.

Norwood is charged with (1) knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority; (2) violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; (3) obstruction of justice/Congress; and (4) theft of government property.

Court records indicate Norwood was arrested in Greer, South Carolina, on Feb. 25th. Online jail records indicate he’s been held in the custody of the Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office since Feb. 26th.

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