A conservative radio host who was caught on video with weed at the January 6 Capitol riot later bragged about lifting china and police gear on his way out of the building, according to federal authorities.

Pople who worked with Neely told investigators that he later showed them pieces of china — which had an eagle embossed on them — and a Capitol Police jacket, badge, and hat that he'd taken from the grounds, according to the indictment.

In the days after the breach, Neely posted a video about the riot on his YouTube channel where he was wearing a Capitol Police baseball cap, according to the indictment.