Florida MAGA rioter arrested — after getting turned in by his own ex-wife

On Wednesday, CBS News' Scott MacFarlane offered new details on the FBI arrest of Jon Heneghan, a professional poker player from the Tampa Bay area picked up on charges of disorderly conduct and unlawful picketing for his role in the U.S. Capitol insurrection: he was picked up with the assistance of his ex-wife.

Heneghan, noted MacFarlane, is "accused of being unlawfully inside the Rotunda during 2pm hour."

According to an FBI officer in the case file, "In September 2021, I identified the ex-wife of Heneghan who was residing in Germany at the time ... [and she] positively identified the subject in the image."

Heneghan was arrested with Carol Kicinski, a TV chef and gluten-free advocate who was also identified in the footage as accompanying him in the attack.

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Nearly 800 people have now been charged in connection with the attack on the Capitol, with the charges ranging from misdemeanor disorderly conduct to assaults on police officers and — in the case of high-ranking members of the paramilitary group the Oath Keepers — seditious conspiracy.