Saint Brian's Personal Purgatory

🚨Adam Radogna, a 37-year-old Brook Park, Ohio restaurant owner, didn’t just support Donald Trump—he turned it into his whole identity. Facebook posts of “Trump Forever” hats, Trump rally selfies all around the country, “Never Surrender” signs, photos posing with Trump, and endless MAGA cosplay. As a certified “Front Row Joe,” he told reporters he’d attended more than 40 rallies, camping out with a tiny group of superfans who treat front-row seats like a full-time job. On October 28, a Cuyahoga County grand jury indicted him on 10 felonies for possessing dozens of files of child s*xual abuse material. The Ohio Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force executed a search warrant at his home on October 22 after a joint federal-state investigation into a file-sharing network flagged his residence. Charges include two counts of illegal use of a minor or impaired person in n*dity-oriented material or performance, seven counts of pandering s*xually oriented matter involving a minor or impaired person (all second-degree felonies), and one count of possessing criminal tools. Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Michael O’Malley stated: “Arresting creeps like Adam Radogna demonstrates why law enforcement has to be proactive in finding these predators.” Radogna posted $75,000 bond, is on home detention, and surrendered his passports. Predictably, Adamo’s Italian Restaurant posted that the allegations are “baseless and false” and they expect “speedy exoneration” while remaining open. Some of Radogna’s stick out now like a sore thumb. He posted that Donald Trump’s 34 felony convictions were “34 more reasons” to support and he posted his own self-made mugshot wearing a Trump-hat to show solidarity with Trump’s criminality. When your public persona is red hats, rally camping, and supporting Trump above all else, don’t be surprised when Americans are suspicious of what’s on your hard drive.