クラウディア・ジョーダンのインスタグラム(claudiajordan) - 1月8日 03時53分

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A newly elected member of the West Virginia House of Delegates has been seen in a video as part of the group of pro-Trump rioters who forced their way into the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday.

Del. Derrick Evans, a Republican from Wayne County, W.Va., won his first term as a state lawmaker in the November election and was sworn in last month. Video streaming on his Facebook page throughout the day showed him on the Capitol grounds and just outside the building.

The video that shows Evans entering the Capitol was later deleted, though not before multiple social media users made and shared copies of it.

At one point during the video, hundreds of people are shown forcing their way into the building, and someone is heard yelling: "We're in! We're in! Derrick Evans is in the Capitol!"

In a separate Facebook post published just after 6 p.m., Evans said he was on a bus traveling back to West Virginia. He wrote that he did not have "negative interactions" with law enforcement. He said he did not participate in "any destruction that may have occurred."
He wrote that he was in D.C. "as an independent member of the media to film history." However, Evans is not known to work as a professional journalist.

Belinda Biafore and Rod Snyder — who serve as chair and vice chair of the West Virginia Democratic Party, respectively — called for Evans to resign from his seat in the House of Delegates. Evans did not respond to multiple requests by West Virginia Public Broadcasting for an interview.

(Derrick Evans via Storyful)

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