Christopher Kelly has become one of the latest suspects from New York to face charges for allegedly storming the Capitol building during a siege earlier this month. 

FBI officials used a photo they say Kelly took himself in a complaint, charging him with violent entry and obstruction of congressional proceeding, among other counts.

What You Need To Know

  • Christopher Kelly of Rockland County was arrested by the FBI for allegedly storming the Capitol building

  • Prosecutors say Kelly is the brother of a former NYPD officer, and allegedly sent a message to friends that he would "be with ex NYPD" on the day of the siege

  • Samuel Fisher, who feds say also goes by the name "Brad Holiday," was also arrested, with weapons seized from his vehicle

According to investigators, Kelly, who's the brother of a retired NYPD officer, posted pictures and messages on social media before, during and after the attack. 

In the days leading up the siege, he allegedly told friends, "I’ll be with ex-NYPD and some proud boys. This will be the most historic event of my life."

The New City, Rockland County resident was released without bail Thursday.

Prosecutors are also building a case against Samuel Fisher, who was arrested on the Upper East Side Wednesday. 

The FBI seized a semi-automatic rifle, bulletproof vest, and ammunition from his SUV and pulled images from his social media accounts where he also posts under the name "Brad Holiday."

The self-described dating coach, whose website also serves as a platform for his political views, is now charged with unlawful entry and disorderly conduct — all while investigators continue to round up suspects.