Kimberly Wargo, 55, of North Olmsted, and her son, Colton Wargo, 26, of Westlake, are charged in federal court with entering the U.S. Capitol building during the Jan. 6 riot. An initial appearance in U.S. District Court in Cleveland has not yet been set.
Both admitted to FBI agents that they went inside the Capitol during the riot and signed surveillance photos acknowledging the images that showed them walking through various parts of the building, according to charging documents filed in federal court.
Agents in Washington, D.C., first honed-in on the Wargos, according to court records. They found a phone registered to Colton Wargo inside or near the Capitol during the riot. Cleveland FBI agents took over the case, and they found images from a surveillance camera that showed Colton Wargo, 26, donning a red Trump hat and a T-shirt with a drawing of the former president, and his 2-year-old mother, wearing an American flag shirt, walking into the building about 2:20 p.m. Jan. 6.
The pair walked into the rotunda, through hallways near the House and Senate offices and joined up with a mob of people in Statuary Hall. The mob walked upstairs to the House Gallery, according to court records. Both told FBI agents they drove together to Washington and attended the “Save America” rally in which Trump spoke and told supporters that the election was a “fraud.” He also told the crowd: “If you don’t fight like hell, you’re not going to have a country anymore.Both said they stayed inside the building for about 30 minutes. A police officer in tactical gear yelled at them to leave, and they complied, according to court records.
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