The leader of a far-right militia group is accused of mobilizing and equipping hundreds of people during last year's attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Stewart Rhodes, of Granbury, asked a judge to allow him to be placed on house arrest.The leader of Oath Keepers is charged with seditious conspiracy. Rhodes is accused of mobilizing and equipping hundreds of people during last year's attack on the U.
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