Give through GiveSendGo for the January 6 political prisoners

[g5000]

In addition to the assault on our democracy, we must never forget who the real heroes of January 6 are.

And it ain't the terrorists.

• Approximately 140 police officers were assaulted on Jan. 6 at the Capitol, including about 80 from the U.S. Capitol Police and about 60 from the Metropolitan Police Department.

 

[g5000]

All of my life I've heard liberals warnings of a police state and political prisoners in America... its so ironic that it was liberals who jailed the first political prisoners in America....

Wow. You've made yourself drunk on the fermented orange Kool-Aid, haven't you.

• Approximately 140 police officers were assaulted on Jan. 6 at the Capitol, including about 80 from the U.S. Capitol Police and about 60 from the Metropolitan Police Department.

 

[g5000]

All of my life I've heard liberals warnings of a police state and political prisoners in America... its so ironic that it was liberals who jailed the first political prisoners in America....

You are one seriously sick fuck.

Let's go over what these fucking "hostages" did that day , shall we?

They beat, clubbed, electrocuted, pepper sprayed, and wounded the police as they attempted to overthrow an election.

Here's a small sampler. Let me know if you need any more to get your mind right, punk:


A member of the mob that launched a series of violent attacks on police — including D.C. officer Michael Fanone — in a tunnel under the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, apologized Tuesday as a judge sentenced him to seven years and two months in prison.

Kyle Young, 38, is the first rioter to be sentenced for the group attack on Fanone, who was dragged into the mob, beaten and electrocuted until he suffered a heart attack and lost consciousness.

“You were a one-man wrecking ball that day,” Judge Amy Berman Jackson said. “You were the violence.”

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Young and his 16-year-old son joined the tunnel battle just before 3 p.m., and Young handed a stun gun to another rioter and showed him how to use it. When Fanone was pulled from the police line, Young and his son pushed through the crowd toward him.

Just after that, authorities said, another rioter repeatedly shocked Fanone with the stun gun, and Young helped restrain the officer as another rioter stole his badge and radio.

‘I hope you suffer’: Ex-D.C. officer confronts Jan. 6 attacker in court​

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[g5000]

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Someone far more important than I will remember that you said such a thing.

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Oooooooh! Are we supposed to be scared? BWA-HA-HA-HA-HA-HA!


I see you tagging my posts with Fake News, loser. What a loser thing to do when your shit gets shoved back up your ass where it came from.

You can't refute it, loser. You made a really dumbass statement and had your ass AND your head handed to you.

Suck on it, dipshit.

No wonder you thought your threat would scare us. You're totally gutless. Coward.

No matter what you do now, you will know in your soul you are a liar and a chickenshit.

You fucked up. You told a lie in my presence.

 

[Catsnmeters]

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What are the names of the ones who have?

Much shorter list. Should be easy for you.

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Here are some names for you.

Full list of Capitol rioters jailed so far, the sentences they are serving

Around 64 percent of those who have received sentences in relation to the January 6 uprising have been handed jail time.

www.newsweek.com

 

[g5000]

There are currently 27 January 6 inmates in the DC jail.

They are all charged with assaulting police officers. So shove your "political prisoner" bullshit back up your c*nt, Rambunctious

21 of the DC inmates have been convicted at trial.

Only 6 are awaiting trial.

 

[g5000]

If you send your nickels and dimes to the January 6 terrorists before midnight, you will get this T-shirt FREE!!!

 

[g5000]

Rambunctious Here are the details of the six saintly political prisoners/hostages/derpderpderp inmates who have not yet been to trial.

Up first, an actual terrorist bomb thrower.

Daniel Ball: ​

Status: Ball was arrested in May 2023 and charged with several felonies and misdemeanors. The felony charges include “assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers with a deadly or dangerous weapon” and “using fire or an explosive to commit any felony.”

Description: According to the Department of Justice’s summary and a statement of facts filed by an FBI Special Agent, Ball joined other rioters in assaulting law enforcement officers at the tunnel on the Capitol’s lower west terrace. Ball allegedly “worked with other rioters to violently push against fully uniformed police officers attempting to keep individuals out of the Capitol Building.”

When the rioters failed to break through the officers protecting the Capitol, Ball allegedly threw “an explosive device that detonated upon at least 25 officers.” According to the statement of facts, the “device flashed and exploded multiple times on the officers in the tunnel,” with one of the explosions being so loud that it “caused all the officers and some rioters/protesters in the crowd to flinch in unison.”

The FBI Special Agent’s statement of facts cites interviews with four Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) officers who were in the tunnel when the explosive device detonated. One MPD “officer had hearing impairment lasting months.” Another “described the pain of his ears ringing after the explosion as a ten out of ten,” saying that he “temporarily lost his hearing, and his hearing was affected for at least two days.” A third MPD officer “described ringing in his ears for nearly three hours after the explosion.” A fourth MPD officer “described a continued ringing in his ears far into the next day.”

“For many other officers that were interviewed,” the FBI Special Agent’s statement of facts reads, “it was the most memorable event that day.” Officers “reported feeling the pressure of the blast,” with some thinking “they were going to die.” Some officers interviewed “suffered psychological trauma from the explosion.”

An FBI Explosives and Hazardous Devices Examiner investigated the explosive device Ball allegedly threw at the officers. However, the FBI examiner was “unable to conclusively identify the precise dimensions, charge size, or whether the device thrown was improvised or commercially manufactured.” Still, the device was “capable of inflicting damage to surrounding property” and, as described above, injured several officers.

According to the government, Ball was not finished throwing objects into the tunnel. He allegedly threw “what appeared to be a wooden leg of a chair or table” at the “officers within the tunnel” but it “ricocheted” and “struck a rioter in the face, knocking off his protective face mask.” Ball also allegedly passed a pole to another rioter who “threw the pole like a spear at the officers at the front” of a police line.

 

[Rambunctious]

There are currently 27 January 6 inmates in the DC jail.

They are all charged with assaulting police officers. So shove your "political prisoner" bullshit back up your c*nt, Rambunctious

21 of the DC inmates have been convicted at trial.

Only 6 are awaiting trial.

Fuck off pip-squeak.... they are political prisoners... in NY and CA and DC and Chi town people are sighted and released for attacking police officers even illegal aliens so don't give us this bullshit jackass.... the left breaks into buildings blocks roadways and beats up people and they all walk.... the min a republican decides to do what the left does they get 20 years in prison.... that's a political prisoner dummy.... maybe take your thumb out of your ass so you can think for yourself....

 

[g5000]

Next:

David Dempsey: ​

Lawmakers “need to hang from these motherfuckers [gallows]”

Status: Dempsey has been charged with felonies, including “assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers.”

Description: Relying on evidence collected by seditionhunters.org and other sources, the Department of Justice alleges that Dempsey used “various objects, including a crutch and a metal pole, as bludgeoning weapons or projectiles against the line of law enforcement officers protecting the tunnel in front of the west terrace entrance.” Video footage also shows “Dempsey spraying officers with what appears to be a lacrimal agent” (mace-like agent).

Online sleuths tagged Dempsey, of Van Nuys, California, as #FlagGaiterCopHater. Though he wore “various outfits” on January 6, Dempsey “predominantly” wore “a black shirt, dark helmet, goggles and an American flag gaiter covering most of his face.” The statement of facts authored by an FBI agent for Dempsey’s case cites a video recording of a “monologue” Dempsey gave “in front of a wooden structure representing a gallows fitted with a noose.” Dempsey allegedlysaid:

Them worthless fuckin’ shitholes like Jerry Nadler, fuckin’ Pelosi…They don’t need a jail cell. They need to hang from these motherfuckers [pointing to gallows]. …They need to get the point across that the time for peace is over. …For four, or five years really, they’ve been fuckin’ demonizing us, belittling us, …doing everything they can to stop what this is, and people are sick of that shit. …Hopefully one day soon we really have someone hanging from one of these motherfuckers….

 

[Rambunctious]

Wow. You've made yourself drunk on the fermented orange Kool-Aid, haven't you.

• Approximately 140 police officers were assaulted on Jan. 6 at the Capitol, including about 80 from the U.S. Capitol Police and about 60 from the Metropolitan Police Department.

Good one troll boi....

 

[g5000]

Fuck off pip-squeak.... they are political prisoners... in NY and CA and DC and Chi town people are sighted and released for attacking police officers even illegal aliens so don't give us this bullshit jackass.

Show me one person who assaulted a cop and was not prosecuted, son.

Meanwhile, here's a Floyd rioter sentenced to 25 years for shooting at the cops. Not one cop was hit. Two had debris hit their helmets. Is he a political prisoner, hypocrite?

Kan. man gets 25 years for shooting at officers during 2020 George Floyd protest​

Here's a Floyd rioter who threw a burning T-shirt at a cop car. He got 18 months.

He did not injure a single cop, unlike the terrorist in the OP.

Rioter who attacked police during George Floyd riots gets 18 months in federal prison​

More:

2020 Rioter Sentenced to Federal Prison on Charges of Destruction of Government Property and Illegal Firearm Possession

Man sentenced to 4 years in prison for role in 2020 Portland riot​

PORTLAND, OR (KPTV) – Multnomah County District Attorney Mike Schmidt said a man who had been convicted for his role in a Portland riot has been sentenced to four years

Man who tried to torch N.J. police car during George Floyd protests gets prison time​

Illinois man sentenced to nearly nine years for arson during Minneapolis riots​

He drove over 400 miles to Minnesota from his home in Illinois.

Man who live streamed Charleston riot, subsequent arrest sentenced​

A Lowcountry man who streamed a riot in Charleston and captured video of his arrest has been sentenced to two years in federal prison.

Utah man sentenced to prison for his role in 2020 downtown Salt Lake City riot​

(KUTV) – A judge has ordered that a Utah man will serve time in federal prison for his role in a protest turned riot in downtown Salt Lake City in May 2020. Jackson Patton, 28, was sentenced to 24 months in prison and 36 months of supervised release for a charge of civil disorder, according to...

Man sentenced to 4 years for Minneapolis police station fire​

The man must also pay $12 million in restitution for his role in lighting the Third Precinct headquarters on fire during unrest after George Floyd's death

Brooklyn Park man is latest to be sentenced for riots​

A federal judge on Friday sentenced a 20-year-old Brooklyn Park man to more than two years in federal prison for setting fire to a health food store during the riots that followed the May 2020 murder of George Floyd by former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin.

Man who set fire to Raleigh stores on night of George Floyd protests sentenced to prison

How the Federal Justice System Sentenced Two Black Lives Matter Protesters​

 

[g5000]

Good one troll boi....

Truth hurts, don't it.

 

[okfine]

Oooooooh! Are we supposed to be scared? BWA-HA-HA-HA-HA-HA!


I see you tagging my posts with Fake News, loser. What a loser thing to do when your shit gets shoved back up your ass where it came from.

You can't refute it, loser. You made a really dumbass statement and had your ass AND your head handed to you.

Suck on it, dipshit.

No wonder you thought your threat would scare us. You're totally gutless. Coward.

No matter what you do now, you will know in your soul you are a liar and a chickenshit.

You fucked up. You told a lie in my presence.

"I see you tagging my posts with Fake News, loser"

Like an old dog.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

At this site I learned that some J6 prisoners have been held for something like 1200 days.

Because they know their audience is aggressively gullible and ignorant and will believe any lie they tell.

 

[g5000]

Next:

Joseph Hutchinson III​

Status: Hutchinson is charged with several crimes, including “assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers or employees.”

Description: In January 2024, FBI agents arrested Hutchinson, along with Jonathan and Olivia Pollock (Nos. 19 and 20 below), after a prolonged manhunt. Olivia Pollock and Hutchinson were arrested in 2021, but disappeared in 2023 after reportedly removing their ankle bracelet monitors. The Pollocks and Hutchinson were initially charged along with two other co-defendants, Joshua Doolin and Michael Perkins, both of whom were found guilty of multiple charges last year.

According to the government’s statement of facts, Hutchinson was wearing paramilitary gear on Jan. 6, 2021. Hutchinson was allegedly “wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt, a tan baseball cap, and a tan/camouflage ballistic plate-carrier vest with a distinctive patch on the front.”

According to the Department of Justice’s summary, Jonathan and Olivia Pollock confronted law enforcement officers on multiple occasions on Jan. 6. Just before 2 p.m., on the west side of the Capitol, Jonathan Pollock “and his younger brother, charged toward a line of police officers while brandishing flagpoles.” Jonathan Pollock allegedly yelled “Let’s go!” while attempting “to push through a metal barricade.” Hutchinson then “grabbed the fence and pulled it back to provide rioters with unobstructed access to the line of police officers.” At that point, Jonathan Pollock allegedly “assaulted three police officers, pulling one down a set of steps, kneeing and punching another in the face, and punching and pushing a third by the neck.”

After the “metal barriers were overrun by rioters,” according to the DOJ’s summary, the “crowd was now held back by a line of police officers with riot shields.” Hutchinson allegedly “charged the line of police officers and began throwing punches.” Jonathan Pollock allegedly “seized a riot shield from an officer and engaged in a tug-of-war-style conflict before pulling the officer down the steps, breaking the officer’s grasp and taking the shield.” Jonathan Pollock “then held the riot shield in front of him, charged up the steps and slammed into the police line.” Perkins “picked up a flagpole and thrust it into the chest of a police officer,” and then “raised the flagpole over his head and appeared to strike an officer in the back of his head.”

“At approximately 2:11 p.m.,” according to the DOJ’s summary, Jonathan Pollock “grappled with another officer and swung his arm to strike the officer while another rioter simultaneously swung at the officer with a flagpole.” Hutchinson “kicked the line of police officers, and Jonathan Pollock seized a riot shield which he thrust into an officer’s throat and face before thrusting the shield towards another officer.” One minute later, “police officers began moving down the steps of the Capitol.” Hutchinson “stepped forward and punched an officer who stumbled” and “then grabbed the jacket sleeve of another officer before throwing them out of his way.” Olivia Pollock, who was following Hutchinson and “carrying a flagpole with an American flag,” allegedly “attempted to strip an officer of his baton.” Olivia Pollock was knocked back and then “raised her hands in a fighting posture, elbowed the officer in the chest and again tried to strip the baton from the officer.”

 

[g5000]

Next:

Christopher Maurer​

Status: Maurer is charged with two felonies, including assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers with a deadly and dangerous weapon, as well as five misdemeanors.

Description: According to the DOJ’s summary, Maurer allegedly “pushed against police and swung a large pole at police officers who were defending an entrance to the U.S. Capitol on the Lower West Terrace known as ‘the tunnel’ on” Jan. 6, 2021. The tunnel witnessed some of the worst violence that day. After entering the tunnel, Maurer “attempted to pull a police shield and/or strike police officers who were helping another rioter experiencing a medical emergency.” Maurer again then allegedly “joined other rioters in pushing against the police line.”

Maurer left the tunnel only to return later. Maurer allegedly “entered the tunnel for a second time, screaming at and gesturing to officers on the police line.” Officers sprayed Maurer with pepper (or oleoresin capsicum, OC, spray) after which he “screamed at and made obscene gestures at the officers.” Maurer “then picked up what appeared to be a long metal pipe or pole from the ground and swung it at the front line of police officers at the tunnel before leaving the tunnel area again.”

 

[Rambunctious]

Show me one person who assaulted a cop and was not prosecuted, son.

They let them walk just ask any cop...


Do you want me to keep going?...

 

[j-mac]

This sudden concern about the tribulations our nation's jail inmates endure is so touching!

Excuse me while I wipe my eyes over your humanity.

sniff sniff

Gosh, I almost bought into this bullshit.

Almost.

Where was all this tenderness before the January 6 terrorists fucked around and found out?

Hmmm...

Pretrial Detention​

More than 400,000 people in the U.S. are currently being detained pretrial – in other words, they are awaiting trial and still legally innocent. Many are jailed pretrial simply because they can't afford money bail, others because a probation, parole, or ICE office has placed a "hold" on their release. The number of people in jail pretrial has nearly quadrupled since the 1980s.


Meanwhile in California...

Waiting for justice: Defendants locked up for years awaiting trials, sentencing​

For thousands of Californians, the notion of “presumed innocent” has been turned on its head. They’ve waited years in jail without being tried or sentenced.


Across California, 44,241 people are being held in a county jail without being convicted or sentenced for a crime. That’s three quarters of all inmates.

At least 1,317 people have been waiting in county jails for more than 3 years. For 332 of them, it’s been longer than 5 years.




But wait! There's more!



June 2015: https://www.washlaw.org/pdf/conditions_of_confinement_report.PDF

The appalling conditions of confinement in D.C. prison facilities, especially in light of their disproportionate impact on African-Americans, are a key criminal justice and civil rights issue in Washington DC. This is the third in a series of reports focusing on criminal justice reform and civil rights issues by the Washington Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs.

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The D.C. Jail’s physical condition is alarming. Inspection reports by the D.C. Department of Health (DOH) have identified numerous violations of established correctional and public health standards, as well as structural and mechanical problems that are “serious to extremely serious.”

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Suicide prevention practices in the D.C. Jail are “in need of immediate corrective action.”

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Correctional officers may not have been provided sufficient training. A theme running throughout prior reports is that some of the District’s correctional officers have not been provided modern, effective training.

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Numerous parts of the medical facility were deemed “dirty” or “damaged” and there was “a sewer odor” in some of the rooms


That was way back in 2015!





Inmates were still complaining of that sewer smell FIVE YEARS LATER. But they are negroes, so who gives a shit, amiright?



Before Trump incited an insurrection, he should have fixed the DC jail his dumbass terrorist followers would end up in.



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What exactly do you think a President has the power to do with local jurisdictions?

 

[candycorn]

Personally, you let the children of Progs die/suffer horribly and never help them. And at this point it is Progs doing it to themselves.

Seriously...are you on drugs?