#SeditionHunters
make those guilty, and not yet, apprehended...
~very very nervous. (can't sleep or eat)
~they destroyed their phones
~Canceled their memberships in #Qnut & #NRA
~living in mom's basement
~hoping the ex won't turn him in
~ #AlexJones tops the LIST!
~LOL
He and the filmmakers should be locked up.billy.pilgrim wrote: ↑Thu Feb 04, 2021 1:59 pmPlease excuse if already posted. trump used this movie to instigate the violence
https://www.justsecurity.org/74504/movi ... ropaganda/
"p***y ass BLM" is smart enough to be able to spell 'their' and not wear incriminating jackets.Capitol rioter who wore jacket with his company’s name and number on the back has been arrested
... Troy Faulkner, 39, from Whitehall, Ohio, turned himself into police on 13 January after FBI investigators identified him from a video that showed him breaking through a window at the Capitol....
The authorities also discovered social media posts written by the 39-year-old, where he argued with one of his Facebook friends about the riot.
“We weren’t fighting against antifa we’re fighting against the government,” Mr Faulkner wrote in one comment, and added: “We took it to there front door unlike p***y ass BLM,” in another.
3 weeks in jail, must not be a successful enough company to pay bail.... Mr Faulkner was subsequently charged with with two felonies of destruction of government property and obstruction of an official proceeding. He is still in federal custody....
Not Boebert's mom, but she has been arrested.billy.pilgrim wrote: ↑Sun Jan 17, 2021 5:35 pm
Is this Boebert's (karen) mom with the megaphone?
I can't tell. Can anyone recognize her voice
Yet another cowardly liar, typical Trumpette.‘Bullhorn Lady’ Mother in Pennsylvania Arrested Over Capitol Riot
Mom Down
The mother of eight who had been spotted by sleuths in videos of the riot appearing to direct assailants was apprehended Thursday night, authorities say.
... Rachel Marie Powell of Sandy Lake, Pennsylvania, “is in custody,” Margaret Philbin, a spokesperson for the Pittsburgh U.S. Attorney’s Office, told The Daily Beast.
Powell, 40, was apprehended Thursday night in New Castle, according to Philbin. She could not immediately be reached for comment.
The cheese and yogurt purveyor—dubbed “the bullhorn lady” after video emerged of Powell appearing to shout orders through a bullhorn during the Jan. 6 sacking of the Capitol—was apparently not home when the FBI raided her house Thursday afternoon. Neighbors told local news reporters that Powell and her family had lived there for several years but mostly kept to themselves.
According to a complaint filed Friday in federal court, Powell is facing charges of obstruction, depredation of government property, entering a restricted building with a dangerous weapon, and violent entry/disorderly conduct.
The filing says Powell used a pipe to smash a window at the Capitol, causing more than $1,000 in damages. An anonymous tipster first outed Powell to the FBI, it explains, and gave agents the link to Powell’s Facebook profile. There, agents were able to match photos of Powell wearing a distinctive set of earmuffs with those she was seen wearing at the Capitol....
Powell, who did not speak and remained expressionless during the hearing, faces decades behind bars, as well as hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines, if convicted on all counts.
After being seen on video during the Jan. 6 riot in a pink hat and sunglasses, Powell gained her signature moniker, though she was also known as “Pink Hat Lady.”
“People should probably coordinate together if you’re going to take this building,” Powell shouted through a shattered window to a group of insurrectionists inside the Capitol. “We got another window to break to make in-and-out easy.” ...
“It isn’t to [sic] late to wake up, say no, and restore freedoms,” she wrote on Facebook last May.
Powell was reportedly influenced by Infowars founder Alex Jones, who has claimed the Sandy Hook school shooting was a hoax, and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who has made countless false claims while serving as Donald Trump’s personal attorney....
Two other alleged insurrectionists were arrested Thursday, after being identified by investigators as having participated in the Jan. 6 riot.
Kyle Fitzsimons of Lebanon, Maine was picked up for his alleged role in the siege, according to the FBI’s Boston Division. Fitzsimons—who was seen wearing rubber boots and a fur pelt around his neck—was at the front of a pack of rioters and was seen “grabbing at officers” trying to hold back the crowd, says a criminal complaint charging the 37-year-old with assault, disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds, civil disorder, and entering or remaining in a restricted building.
“After being struck by officers’ batons, Fitzsimons got up and moved towards the middle of the archway; he lowered his shoulder and charged at the line of officers,” the filing says.
In a subsequent interview with The Rochester Voice, Fitzsimons claimed he had been forced up to the front of the crowd, and said his wounds from the clubbing required six stitches. He told the paper that he worked as a butcher, and was wearing his butcher jacket during the Capitol siege. The Capitol siege was a “peaceful protest gone wrong,” Fitzsimons said during a Lebanon, Maine, town meeting on Jan. 7, suggesting falsely that the violence was a “set-up” to cast blame on Trump supporters....
Good point, especially ironic since candidate 45SHOLE made a point out of lying about NJ Muslims cheering 9/11.Stephen Colbert found Capitol riots more upsetting than 9/11: ‘No Americans were cheering for the terrorists back then’
Late night host described attackers as ‘homegrown terrorists on a jughead jihad’
... The attacks left five people dead, with Colbert saying that the scenes made him “more upset than he could ever remember”.
“A lot of people have said to me since, ‘What about 9/11, Stephen?’ Well yeah, that is the most horrible day in America’s history, but I want to point out no Americans were cheering for the terrorists back then. No one was making excuses for the terrorists, no one was pretending that they weren’t terrorists.”
Colbert continued, describing the “professional level insurgency tactics committed by homegrown terrorists on a jughead jihad”.
“The terrorists who stormed the Capitol weren’t just a bunch of yahoos fed a steady diet of lies, vape juice and Monster energy drink. This was a coordinated and planned attempt to terrorise, if not kill, our nation’s elected leaders,” he said.
“And if any of you out there think it’s wrong to call these people terrorists, consider this: you’re wrong,” he said.
And they will all get off because they were following the president’s orders.Vrede too wrote: ↑Mon Feb 08, 2021 12:02 pmGood point, especially ironic since candidate 45SHOLE made a point out of lying about NJ Muslims cheering 9/11.Stephen Colbert found Capitol riots more upsetting than 9/11: ‘No Americans were cheering for the terrorists back then’
Late night host described attackers as ‘homegrown terrorists on a jughead jihad’
... The attacks left five people dead, with Colbert saying that the scenes made him “more upset than he could ever remember”.
“A lot of people have said to me since, ‘What about 9/11, Stephen?’ Well yeah, that is the most horrible day in America’s history, but I want to point out no Americans were cheering for the terrorists back then. No one was making excuses for the terrorists, no one was pretending that they weren’t terrorists.”
Colbert continued, describing the “professional level insurgency tactics committed by homegrown terrorists on a jughead jihad”.
“The terrorists who stormed the Capitol weren’t just a bunch of yahoos fed a steady diet of lies, vape juice and Monster energy drink. This was a coordinated and planned attempt to terrorise, if not kill, our nation’s elected leaders,” he said.
“And if any of you out there think it’s wrong to call these people terrorists, consider this: you’re wrong,” he said.
I can't say about prosecutors, but I hope and don't think juries will buy it, nor judges allow it.billy.pilgrim wrote: ↑Mon Feb 15, 2021 8:05 amAnd they will all get off because they were following the president’s orders.
Wait and see
Now, THAT"S funny!Vrede too wrote: ↑Mon Feb 15, 2021 5:43 amTrump's 5 Hours at the White House on Jan. 6: What We Know So Far
Here's a leaked pic:
bannination wrote: ↑Wed Jan 06, 2021 5:40 pmI'm can you even imagine if this was BLM?? They'd be picking up bodies and taking them out on 18 wheelers.
Fuck cops.
Putin's got wood right now.
Worth noting that 140 (160?) cops were injured fighting the traitors.6 Capitol Police Officers Suspended, Another 29 Investigated For Alleged Roles In Jan. 6 Riot
The acting police chief vows “appropriate discipline” for behavior not in keeping with the department’s rules of conduct.
... Images of apparently friendly and encouraging officers were posted on social media during and shortly after the Jan. 6 riot. Five people lost their lives in the attack, including fellow Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick. Two other officers later died by suicide.
According to Rep. Tim Ryan (D-Ohio), one of the suspended officers took a selfie with a person who was part of the mob that overtook the Capitol. Another wore a “Make America Great Again” hat and appeared to direct rioters around the building.
Two accused rioters informed the FBI that a Capitol police officer told them: “It’s your house now” after they busted into the Capitol.
At least seven officers in five other police departments have also come under investigation for their alleged role in the Capitol attack.
Let the good times roll.billy.pilgrim wrote: ↑Wed Jan 06, 2021 6:35 pmReally? I remember how hard it was to ID the assholes in Charlottesville, even after they were identified by by civilians.GoCubsGo wrote: ↑Wed Jan 06, 2021 6:29 pmThere are going to be arrests, maybe not until Jan 20. The Capital is riddled with cameras and the idiots don't wear masks.billy.pilgrim wrote: ↑Wed Jan 06, 2021 5:52 pm10 minutes until curfew and everyone more than 10 minutes from wherever they have to go.
Will they be arrested by nameless secret service in minivans?
Still no curfew enforcement
Might get even harsher:GoCubsGo wrote: ↑Sat Feb 20, 2021 4:15 pmLet the good times roll.
The Capitol Rioters Are Starting To Face Much More Serious Charges For The Insurrection
Prosecutors are ramping up charges against people accused of carrying weapons, assaulting police, and conspiring with others.
Must be a clause saying that it only applies to non-Whites.Investigators signal some Capitol riot suspects could be charged with conspiring to overthrow U.S. government
... But winning a seditious conspiracy case isn't easy. Federal prosecutors have brought few cases to trial since the mid-1950s, and they've had mixed success.
In 1995, a New York City jury returned guilty verdicts in a seditious conspiracy case against Egyptian cleric Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman and nine others for plotting to bomb New York City-area landmarks and tunnels. Two groups of Puerto Rican nationalists were convicted of seditious conspiracy in unrelated trials decades apart.
But in 1988 an Arkansas jury acquitted white supremacists of seditious conspiracy. Massachusetts jurors reached not guilty verdicts in 1989 against three defendants accused of conspiring against the U.S. government. And a judge granted acquittals in 2012 for members of an armed anti-law enforcement extremist group in Michigan....
The federal seditious conspiracy statute can be used to charge two or more people who conspire to "overthrow, put down, or to destroy by force the Government of the United States” or to “levy war against … oppose by force the authority thereof … or by force to prevent, hinder, or delay the execution of any law of the United States, or by force to seize, take, or possess any property of the United States.”
A conviction can carry a 20-year prison sentence. The statute prohibiting rebellion or insurrection carries a 10-year sentence....
maybe, we'll see. Can someone accidentally leave a stapler within Senator Klobuchar's reach next time Ron starts speaking?I generally don't approve of stapler throwing, but in this case will make an exception.I feel like any Republicans would make worthwhile recipients of a swingline to the noggin.
An ex-girlfriend tipped off the FBI about an alleged US Capitol rioter after he called her a 'moron'
... "If you can't see the election was stolen, you're a moron," Richard Michetti texted his ex-girlfriend, according to the criminal complaint. "This is our country do you think we live like kings because no one sacrificed anything?"
"[T]he vote was fraud and trump won but they won't audit the votes," he added.
Michetti's former partner provided the FBI with text messages and videos a day after the January 6 insurrection. She also identified him in other images that appear to show him inside the US Capitol.
The FBI also obtained a receipt showing that he checked into a DC hotel on January 5 and checked out a day later.
Michetti charged with entering a restricted building, violent entry, and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds, and obstructing the work of Congress....
FBI arrests alleged Capitol rioter who boasted on TV she’d ‘do it again tomorrow’
A Kentucky couple has been arrested for their alleged involvement in last month’s Capitol riots after the woman boasted in a TV interview that she "would do it again tomorrow”.
The FBI said Lori Ann Vinson and Thomas Roy Vinson were arrested on Wednesday on charges of entering the building, demonstrating and disruptive conduct in the Capitol on the day of riots.
The case was built against the two with the help of Lori Vinson’s TV interviews on news stations in Evansville, Indiana, and Nashville, Tennessee.
The criminal complaint by the FBI cites the interviews where Ms Vinson went on record and detailed how she and her husband got into the Capitol building and exclaimed she was not sorry about her actions.
She also said in her interview that she lost her job as a nurse after her employer saw her social media posts about her visit to Washington.
Who did she think was doing that if not Congress?"I would do it again tomorrow," Ms Vinson told 14News on 14 January, according to the criminal complaint. "I felt like I’ve done nothing wrong and I wouldn’t change it."
In one of her interview, she also said she was not aware that Congress was in session at the time of the breach or that lawmakers would have been in the building.
"She expected that no Congressional officials would be in the building because they certainly would not have been allowed entry if they were in session," the FBI said in the complaint.
Ms Vinson said she only "knew there was something going on related to the certification of the electoral votes" on the day of riots.
... So far, 275 people have been arrested and charged for offences related to the Capitol riots that left five people dead, according to a Justice Department official, and criminal investigations have been opened involving approximately 540 subjects. A number of current and former members of the military have also been charged for crimes including trespassing....
Ex-NYPD officer, NYC Republican latest arrests in US Capitol riot
Video Transcript
- Mary Alice, thank you. Meanwhile, two more arrests were announced in our area following the siege on the Capitol Hill back on January 6. Prosecutors say that Philip Grillio of Queens entered the capitol through a broken window and then made his way around three Capitol Police officers, and then joined a crowd shouting, "Fight for Trump." Now, this crowd was engaged in a physical confrontation with uniformed officers at the entryway. The crowd, including Grillio, was eventually driven back from the door when officers employed a chemical irritant. He was released on $100,000 bail.
Meanwhile a federal judge decided former NYPD officer Thomas Webster will be held without bail for attacking a Capitol Police officer. Federal prosecutors say Webster used an aluminum pole that had been holding in a Marine Corps flag to beat the officer. The 54-year-old surrendered to the FBI in New Windsor in Orange County yesterday afternoon. If he pleads guilty he will receive a minimum of five years behind bars. Webster's is the first retired NYPD officer charged.
