Mark A. Mazza lost one gun while fighting with police, revealed later he was also carrying a second one. He is one of seven people charged with carrying firearms at or near the Capitol on Jan. 6.

Mazza said he regretted coming to the Capitol on Jan. 6. “I wish I could erase it. I wish I could go back and take that hour back" and maybe go to a museum and grab some dinner, he said.

A Monmouth County man was arrested after authorities say he attacked a pair of Pennsylvania State Police troopers after his vehicle became disabled. Michael J. Mazza, 40, of Ocean Township was ...

Mark Mazza, who told federal investigators he regretted not seeing House Speaker Nancy Pelosi during the riot and that they would “be here for another reason” if he had, faces a maximum of 20 ...

An Indiana man charged with carrying a loaded firearm onto the US Capitol grounds and assaulting police officers during the January 6 riot told investigators that if he had visited House Speaker ...