VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. — A federal judge on Monday ordered the Ormond Beach man who federal agents say is the local leader of the far-right extremist group The Proud Boys be locked up until his trial.

Joe Biggs, 37, is facing charges related to the January riot at the U.S. Capitol.

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Channel 9′s Mike Springer went to Biggs’ Ormond Beach home Monday afternoon, and the person who answered the door there did not want to talk. Neither did Biggs’ attorney.

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The order to detain Biggs came down on Monday. Prosecutors say he is the leader of the Central Florida Proud Boys, and that he helped organize events for them.

Agents arrested Biggs after they say he was seen in pictures inside and outside the Capitol during the January attack.

In their motion to revoke his bond, prosecutors called Biggs a risk to the community as long as he was allowed to be out of jail.

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