Soldier Fly with a Pseudoscorpion

Large Soldier Fly, 1.5 cm long, wasp-colored like an Ichneumonid and very active and agitated. It had something attached to it's thorax (Pictures 1 and 2) so I put it in a jar to watch it and a 2 mm long Pseudoscorpion detached from the fly during the night. These are usually predators of other small arthropods but are also known to be phoretic on insects. I've found them under the wings of both large scarabs and Passalid beetles. This the first time I have ever found one on a fly! Family Stratiomyidae, Subfamily Sarginae..