An Iowa man has been seen in several photos and videos inside the U.S. Capitol Building when a mob of President Trump’s supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol Wednesday.

KCCI has confirmed that Doug Jensen, of Des Moines, is a former employee of Forrest & Associate Masonry in Des Moines. President & CEO Richard Felice told KCCI Jensen was a laborer at the masonry company. He has worked there for at least a few years. Felice said the company does not agree with the actions of their employee. On Friday, the company announced that Jensen has been let go.

The man captured in a viral photo taking a lectern from the U.S. House during Wednesday’s attack on the Capitol has been identified as a Parrish resident.

Adam Christian Johnson, 36, smiled and waved as he was caught on camera carrying what appeared to be U.S. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s lectern as he walked through the U.S. Capitol Building with other rioters on Wednesday. The podium bears the official seal of the speaker of the House

A West Virginia lawmaker recorded video of himself and fellow supporters of President Donald Trump storming the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, prompting calls for his resignation.

In the video by Republican Del. Derrick Evans, later deleted from his social media page, he wears a helmet and clamors at the door that was breached after Congress met to try to vote to affirm Democrat Joe Biden’s election victory

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A man who wore his company badge while he stormed the U.S. Capitol was fired Thursday by his Maryland employer.

Navistar Direct Marketing of Frederick said in a statement that it was made aware that a man wearing a Navistar badge was seen inside the Capitol on Wednesday during the security breach. The statement said that after the company reviewed the photos, the unidentified employee was fired for cause. No additional details were provided.

A West Virginia state lawmaker who was elected in November and filmed himself storming the Capitol will face federal charges, prosecutors said on Friday.

In his video, Republican Derrick Evans was seen wearing a helmet and yelling: “We’re taking this country back whether you like it or not. Today’s a test run. We’re taking this country back.”

Back in West Virginia, the lawmaker is facing calls to resign, as well as demands that his access to the statehouse be restricted.

Other people facing charges include the Richard Barnett, who was photographed sitting at the desk of Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, and an Alabama man who had Molotov cocktails and guns in his truck which was parked near Congress.