A federal law enforcement officer who was taken into custody at the rally in Washington over the weekend will not be charged even though U.S. Capitol Police officers said he was illegally carrying a gun on Capitol grounds. Anthony Belli, 27, of Toms River, New Jersey, was seen being arrested at the rally, which was held to protest how some accused of wrongdoing in the Jan. 6 Capitol breach are still being held in prison. Video footage showed U.S. Capitol Police (USCP) officers surrounding Belli. One searched him, pulling out a badge. “Are you undercover?” the officer asked Belli. “I’m part of the event. I’m just here,” Belli responded. USCP officers escorted Belli from the scene without placing him in handcuffs. The USCP later said the man was arrested on an unlawful activities charge related to his having a firearm on him. The U.S. Attorney’s Office in the District of …