Well, you don’t see this type of shit every day! The FBI just included some gay porn in an arrest warrant for Brian P. McCreary, a 33-year-old Domino’s Pizza employee who was allegedly rioting at the Capitol last month.
The gay porn comes in the form of a doctored photograph. An image included in the criminal complaint filed by the FBI features McCreary in a large crowd inside of the Capitol. In the background of the photo, a painting that’s supposed to feature a 19th century portrait of a Kentucky Senator is instead an image from the now-iconic gay porn scene Wood.
According to the FBI report, the photoshopped image was provided to the FBI by one of McCreary’s coworkers. The report makes no reference to the inserted image or the fact that the image is doctored.
For anyone unfamiliar with this internet meme, Wood is a solo scene from Pantheon Productions that features the late porn model Wood jacking off in bed. A photoshopped image of Wood later became a well-known meme that is used to prank unsuspecting people.
The popularity of the meme eventually made the actual Wood porn scene one of the most viewed videos on NakedSword in 2020. At one point, it even reached the very top of the “Most Watched” video page.
You can read more about the meme here and you can watch the actual Wood scene here.
This isn’t the first gay porn controversy to come out of the Capitol riots. Shortly after the attacks on the Capitol, OnlyFans model @illuxx published a porn parody of Jake “Q Shaman” Angeli, the now-famous man who wore a fur headpiece and facepaint during the riots.
Many Twitter users called out the porn performer for making light of the situation and claimed it was inappropriate to parody someone who reportedly has heavy connections to Nazis. You can read our full write-up on that backlash here.
Both Jake Angeli and Brian P. McCreary have since been arrested for their participation in the Capitol attacks. On Thursday, McCreary was arrested and charged with two counts of illegal entry and three counts of violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.
Neither McCreary or the FBI have made a public statement about the gay porn included in the criminal complaint.
Seems like click bait