Brooklyn’s son charged with siege of Parliament, man with furry shield

The man who was parading in the Capitol building during the riots last week, wearing animal fur and holding a policeman’s shield, is the son of a prominent judge in Brooklyn … he is now him. You have to watch the boy go through the criminal justice system.

34 years old Aaron Mostovsky He was arrested on Tuesday and taken to a judge in Brooklyn. He is not a judge of his father, the Brooklyn Supreme Court. Shlomo Mostovsky -This judge is the federal government. He was released on bail of $ 100,000 under harsh conditions.

Mostovsky faces four counts: theft of government property, illegal entry into restricted areas, illegal entry aimed at interfering with government functioning, and chaotic behavior. Aaron was released from his brother’s custody and was ordered to stay in New York (unless permitted) and wear an ankle monitor.

The judge also said that Mostovsky was barred from communicating with his co-defendants, could not attend any political rally and had to avoid all state capitals.

Mostovsky’s lawyer said his client was aware of the seriousness of the accusation against him … but he claimed to have been “engaged” at that moment.

Indeed, he got the police shield of the Capitol … and posed for some strange shots without hesitation. Interview with camera!! One of the things he did to stay modest after returning from DC seems to be a haircut. The man is now barely recognizable in his new’do, but those glasses are dead gifts.