These filings by Capitol Police don't surprise me (an entire chapter in my book covers the bad behavior of this agency) but need more public attention.
@JudicialWatch doing the heavy lifting. Not an unreasonable request given the January 6 "truth seekers," right?
USCP: Nope.
lol USCP refer to January 6 in legal motions as an "insurrection."
Aren't you glad Congress, including most GOP, just gave this agency $2 billion more in our money?
Sorry, Capitol police are way too busy compiling secret dossiers on GOP lawmakers, their staff, donors, and constituents to look for emails.
What a massive cover-up
Instead of holding Capitol police's feet to the fire after January 6, GOP gave the department medals and billions more in funding. Now they have their own "intelligence" unit to spy on them. They never learn amgreatness.com/2022/01/27/mee…
I wrote this in May. USCP takes direction from Pelosi and the Biden regime. They lied about Sicknick, argued in court to keep surveillance video under seal, fortified the Capitol for months, created an "intel" unit, and wants to expand across the county:
Since @politico has completely ignored the imploding Whitmer “kidnapping” case, maybe Betsy could get up to spend and find out what this FBI is capable of and that caper’s ties to J6. Maybe even do some reporting on it!
Oh ok:
"Her team's 'overall analysis' raised concerns about permits given to groups affiliated with 'Stop the Steal,' known to attract 'white supremacists' and 'militia members … who actively promote violence.'"
“Many conservatives have become committed to the idea that the January 6 attack…was not the work of Trump supporters, but rather, elements of the so-called Deep State. There's no evidence for that.”
You can also tell someone who’s done zero reporting on January 6.
For months, Metha has allowed DOJ to slow-walk discovery obligations, blow past set deadlines. At the same time, Mehta has excluded time from Speedy Trial act as DOJ complained about the massive trove of discovery in the case.
Mehta is keeping in jail 3 Oath Keepers who...
were supposed to go to trial on original charges this month. DOJ kept producing discovery and adding superseding indictments so he pushed back the trial for the detained defendants until April.
Hearing up now in Oath Keepers case. Judge Mehta presiding. This will deal with the newest indictment for "seditious conspiracy," which I wrote about here.
My guess why DOJ threatening to charge one of its top FBI informants in Whitmer case. Not just to prevent defense from calling him as a witness in entrapment case, but to delay March 8 trial.
DOJ does NOT want this trial taking place while J6 trials are underway:
This is DOJ strategy in J6 cases. Add co-defendants to justify asking court to delay trial—defense begrudgingly goes along because new defendant poses challenges to defense arguments.
We’ll see tomorrow if it worked in Oath Keepers case. After more than a year…
DOJ indicted Stewart Rhodes. This throws a monkey wrench into Oath Keepers defense, especially since one defense lawyer wanted to subpoena Rhodes for his central role—Person One—in conspiracy case.
Judge Mehta will decide tomorrow if 1st OK trial will still proceed in April.