2 FDNY members were spotted at siege in D.C.

At least two FDNY members were spotted outside the Capitol on Wednesday as scores of proTrump supporters stormed the building in a siege that shocked the world, the Daily News has learned.

A retired member of the FDNY was photographed outside the Capitol wearing a Squad 252 jacket, a source with knowledge of the case said.

An active FDNY firefighter was also photographed at the Capitol, but was not wearing anything identifying himself as a city firefighter.

“The department received anonymous allegations that active or retired members were present at the events at the United States Capitol on Jan. 6 and, as required, has provided that information to the FBI,” FDNY spokesman Frank Dwyer said.

So far, no FDNY members have been arrested or suspended in connection with Wednesday’s siege, officials said.

The FBI has arrested dozens of people who were photographed both inside and outside the Capitol during Wednesday’s siege, which temporarily disrupted the certification of Joe Biden’s electoral win for president.

President Trump egged on the rioters on social media. He has now been banned on Facebook and Twitter.

On Friday, Metro-North worker Will Pepe was suspended without pay after a photo of him inside the Capitol surfaced.

The FBI on Saturday announced the arrests of Florida resident Adam Johnson — who was photographed smiling from ear to ear as he carried off Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s lectern out of the building — and Jacob Anthony Chansley, better known as “QAnon Shaman” Jake Angeli, who was recorded wandering shirtless through the Capitol with his face painted red, white and blue while wearing a horned headdress.