An Air Force major is arrested on the steps of the U.S. Capitol during a protest calling for President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance to be impeached and removed from office. Multiple outlets report that Maj. Jason P. Watson joined other protesters and made public calls for impeachment while demonstrating on the House steps. The reports also describe a procedural requirement for demonstrations on Capitol grounds: while peaceful protests are permitted, a protester must remain alongside a member of Congress to speak openly from the steps. According to the coverage, Capitol Police arrest Watson because he was protesting without a member of Congress present alongside him while he spoke from the steps. The outlets characterize the incident as related to the protest’s call for impeachment rather than any physical confrontation, and they note the role of Capitol Police in carrying out the arrest. One report includes a quoted statement attributed to Watson during the demonstration, using language about accountability. Overall, the accounts agree on the location, the timing, the identity of the officer, the stated purpose of the demonstration, and the reason cited for the arrest.