(NewsNation) — The FBI arrested five Florida men and self-identified militia members in connection with the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.

Four of the men — Benjamin Cole, 38, of Leesburg; John Edward Crowley, 50, of Windermere; Brian Preller, 33, of Mount Dora; and Jonathan Rockholt, 38, of Palm Coast, Florida — are charged with interfering with a law enforcement officer during a civil disorder, a felony offense.

Those men and a fifth Florida resident — Tyler Bensch, 20, of Casselberry — also are charged with entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds and disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted area, all misdemeanors.

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More than 860 people have been arrested in the 19 months since the insurrection, according to an Aug. 24 news release from the Justice Department.

According to court documents, the five men self-identified as members of the “B Squad,” according to the release. The “B Squad” is a subgroup of a militia-style, Florida-based organization known as the “Guardians of Freedom,” which follows the ideology of the “Three Percenters,” according to the Justice Department.

Cole, Crowley, Preller and Rockholt are accused of being part of a group that had an altercation with police in the tunnel area of the Capitol’s Lower West Terrace. Police also say Bensch sprayed another crowd member with a chemical irritant, “even though that person posed no threat to him,” according to the release.

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