Marshall Neefe, 25, of Newville, and Charles Bradford “Brad” Smith, 25, of Shippensburg, both face felony charges over their alleged roles in the Jan. 6 storming of the Capitol.
The one-acre graveyard holds the remains of roughly 80 African-Americans, including 12 Civil War veterans who fought in segregated units.
Since August 2017, the Army has disinterred 22 remains of Native American children from the cemetery.
Home to some 200 people, Claremont Nursing Home and Rehabilitation Center in Cumberland County is slated to be sold to a private company at the end of the month.
Mechanicsburg’s Barton Wade Shively is seen on video shoving a Capitol Police officer during the Jan. 6 riot, according to the affidavit filed against him.
Prosecutors said the defendant had been involved with both women and had fathered children with both of them.
