Why Westland man brought flare gun, torch, gasoline to US Capitol on Election Day
Olson told police he packed up his “political thesis,” a flare gun, flares, two notebooks, and his backpack and began driving to Washington, D.C. on Nov. 4, 2024. He stopped at a gas station in Westland to fill his car fuel tank, as well as the water bottle and glass liquor bottle with gasoline.
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