FBI Manhunt Ends as Jan. 6 Suspect Surrenders
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Gregory Yetman, a suspect wanted for his involvement in the Jan. 6 insurrection, has surrendered to authorities in New Jersey after a two-day manhunt. Yetman turned himself in without incident and is now in FBI custody. He had been subject to a search after fleeing into the woods near his home when officers attempted to serve him with an arrest warrant. Yetman faces federal charges including assault on officers and obstructing law enforcement. He is one of many individuals still on the FBI's wanted list for their involvement in the Capitol riots.
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