>Kelley was arrested by the FBI Thursday **at his home in Allendale** in western Michigan and was released after his arraignment without having to post bond. >Documents say that Kelley was part of a crowd that tried to disrupt the certification of President Biden as the winner of the November 2020 election. The evidence includes photos and videos of the insurrection that were posted online. >The criminal complaint alleges that Kelley, among other things, knowingly entered and engaged in disorderly conduct in restricted buildings or grounds and engaged in an act of physical violence against a person or property. https://www.npr.org/2022/06/09/1103925150/michigan-candidate-for-governor-ryan-kelley-arrested-by-fbi-for-jan-6-involvemen That's from NPR. He didn't have to post bond. Which means they know he is innocent at not at risk. Tens of thousands showed up on Jan 6. The fact that he was there means nothing. Unless he was actually breaking into buildings, throwing stuff, or harming others, he was not rioting or breaking the law.