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Sep 20 • 5 tweets • 3 min read
New: DOJ has unsealed a Jan. 6 case against Joseph Brody, Paul Lovley, Jon Lizak, Gabriel Chase, and Thomas Carey.
"initially met at an America First event..."

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Joseph Brody, aka #suitguy, is the only defendant facing felony charges: "assaulting, resisting, or impeding law enforcement officers, causing bodily injury, interfering with a law enforcement officer during a civil disorder, and obstruction of an official proceeding."
Here's #suitguy on the floor:
Here's #suitguy getting into it:

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Sep 22
NEW: Hale-Cusanelli sentenced to four years in federal prison. More to come.
Judge McFadden said that Hale-Cusanelli told a “risible lie” on the stand, that he didn’t know Congress met at the Capitol.

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“I disgraced my uniform and I disgraced the country,” Hale-Cusanelli told the judge.
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Sep 22
Nazi sympathizer and Jan. 6 rioter who claimed he didn't know Congress met at Capitol to be sentenced Thursday nbcnews.com/politics/justi…
Prosecutors said Hale-Cusanelli “subscribes to White Supremacist and Nazi-Sympathizer ideologies that drive his enthusiasm for another civil war.” nbcnews.com/politics/justi…
“Hale-Cusanelli is, at best, extremely tolerant of violence and death,” prosecutors said. “What Hale-Cusanelli was doing on January 6 was not activism, it was the preamble to his civil war.”

nbcnews.com/politics/justi…
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Sep 21
“He just kept coming closer."

"I felt like they were gonna rush at any time.”

Capitol Police Officer Eugene Goodman testified as Doug Jensen's trial today. Story with @lizbrownkaiser:

nbcnews.com/politics/justi…
Can confirm that Officer Eugene Goodman's socks were once again on-point during his testimony.
Two days after the Jan. 6 attack, Jensen explained to the FBI how he came to believe conspiracy theories about the election and a variety of topics, even asking special agents whether the Washington Monument was "supposed to be a giant penis."

nbcnews.com/politics/justi…
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Sep 21
As we await Eugene Goodman’s testimony in the Doug Jensen case, wanted to highlight some of the testimony from other Capitol Police officers in the trial of John Strand, Simone Gold’s boyfriend.
One officer who testified that he lost consciousness momentarily after he was crushed by the mob and pulled down right in front of Simone Gold and John Strand as rioters breached the east side of the Capitol on Jan. 6.
“I was terrified the rioters were going to get my gun and use it against other officers,” he testified.

He said he knew the importance of protecting members of Congress, because if violence stopped them from doing their jobs, “that’s not a democracy.”
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Sep 21
Brian Jackson "has denounced his membership" with the White Knights, but can't afford to remove his tattoos, his defense claims.

"The tattoos were acquired in prison during his 15-year incarceration for a crime for which Mr. Jackson has paid his debt in full in prison."
"Mr. Jackson’s body, unfortunately, is covered with reminders of the sins of his past, and while his preference would be for those not to exist, he at this time cannot afford to rectify it."

His repeated use of the n-word in Jan. 6 messages? Lawyer says "not necessarily racist." ImageImage
"it appears that all the information that the government needed to charge Brian Jackson has been available to them for approximately one year."

That checks out based on current FBI backlog.

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Sep 21
“I got caught up in the moment.”

Former U.S. Marine Barton Wade Shively is expected to plead guilty today at 10 a.m. ImageImage
Barton Shively is set to plead guilty to counts two and three of his indictment, per hearing before Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly. Other nine counts would be dismissed at sentencing. He'll remain detained pending sentencing under the deal. Image
Judge asks Shively about his education, Shively says he did about a year of college.

Judge asks him what he studied.

Shively gives a quick chuckle.

"Criminal justice," he responds.
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