Tyler Laube is one of the eight members or associates of the Rise Above Movement who were arrested on federal riot charges.
Prosecutors indicated that the contents of the Washington, D.C., house they searched bolstered their fear that Jeffrey and Edward Clark might well have been bent on violence.
The authorities said they arrested a Washington, D.C., man who had hailed the suspect and might have known more about the attack.
The charges against members of the Rise Above Movement come weeks after four other members or associates of the group were indicted on riot charges in Virginia.
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