The Insider reports:
During Daniel Goodwyn’s arrest at his parents’ Texas home on Jan. 29, the FBI learned that at least one individual in the residence believed they had COVID-19, according to court documents filed this week in the US District Court for the District of Columbia.
The FBI had asked Goodwyn if he was positive and he refused to answer or take a coronavirus test or wear any personal protective equipment, the documents say.
“When FBI placed a mask on the defendant’s face after his arrest, the defendant attempted to chew through the mask and spit the mask out,” said the court documents, which added, “During the defendant’s arrest, FBI used approximately five masks on the defendant.”
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#CapitolRiot: U.S. District Judge Reggie Walton laid into Texas Proud Boy Daniel Goodwyn and his attorney today, telling the former he’ll be awaiting trial in jail if he doesn’t mask up when checking in with pretrial services. @wusa9 @EricFlackTV https://t.co/lyfJtVmMQu
— Jordan Fischer (@JordanOnRecord) July 30, 2021
#CapitolRiot: Listening to a hearing for Daniel Goodwyn, a Texas Proud Boy charged in January 6. There have been a lot of audio issues. The judge is trying to ascertain whether Goodwyn is claiming he has a form of autism, which prevents him from wearing a mask. @wusa9 pic.twitter.com/UOoRkHuWPu
— Jordan Fischer (@JordanOnRecord) July 30, 2021
COVID IN CAPITOL CASE: In Jan 6 Prosecution, “Proud Boy” Daniel Goodwyn Now Faces Arrest Warrant From DDC Judge Walton For Refusing Both Mask & Vaccine- Inner City Press thread & story https://t.co/6TmjxugRPG @SubstackInc with podcast link: https://t.co/5FrYQF4jzu
— SDNYLIVE (@sdnylive) July 30, 2021
At end of hearing, Judge Walton asked Daniel Goodwyn if he understood that if he didn’t wear a mask with pretrial services he’d be arrested and held.
“I understand that you’re saying that sir,” Goodwyn said.
That’s not just what I’m saying, that’s what’ll happen, says judge.
— Ryan J. Reilly (@ryanjreilly) July 30, 2021
Daniel Goodwyn’s mother said he saw an autism specialist, she thinks he has Asperger syndrome.
Lawyer J. Daniel Hull is portraying his client as “super compliant.”
Judge Walton says Goodwyn is going to have to either wear a mask or be vaccinated when he comes to court.
— Ryan J. Reilly (@ryanjreilly) July 30, 2021