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First up is Thomas Gronek from North Carolina who was on the Hippies for Trump bus that got pulled over on January 5. Gronek brought a pink Ruger 10/22 rifle, with 275 rounds of .22 ammo, and a black 9mm Springfield handgun with 31 rounds of ammo. Gronek was detained until February 18, 2021. On April 1, 2022, his felony charge was pled down to misdemeanor attempted carry. Gronek was sentenced to time served (about a month and a half) and a $50 fine.
My filing also includes a sworn declaration from John Guandolo in the case of Kowalke v. David Eastman, where Guandolo attested under penalty of perjury that he was with an FBI special agent at the Capitol.
Although they say they are now releasing entire cameras, the House Admin Committee has withheld footage from the early morning hours of January 6.
Video recorded by antifa who conspired with John Sullivan show new undercover police the government has not produced information about in discovery.
Police bodycams are important to January 6 defenses because they reveal real-time candid assessments. 
After 9/11 Doug Hagmann formed the Northeast Intelligence Network. The team included Hagmann and Randy Taylor, who both told some of their 140+ people at the Capitol on January 6 to "breach the chambers."
The government argues the law isn't clear whether the Press Coalition has a right to intervene and challenge government sensitivity designations. It seems we are breaking new ground. 
I also point out the DiBiase has declared that it was the FBI, not Capitol Police that first requested the protective order on USCP CCTV, which prevents defendants from having full access, and keeps it from being seen by the American people. 
LMAO a plot to storm the FBI. Who was the congressional staffer who reported this? 
The General Counsel for Capitol Police, Thomas A. DiBiase, swore that there were less than 17 hours of "security information" in the video. 
@JanaUC Mr. Garland also wants to send me to prison for 30 years because I once worked for the National Park Service at African-American history sites. 
This filing also addresses the intense public concern about the undercover police officers who incited the crowd at the Capitol. The government has been hiding this video from the American people for more than two years. I have asked Judge Contreras to release it. 
Geyer went in depth on the long running provocateur activities of Dave Daubenmire and his Salt and Light Brigade that played a major role in how events unfolded on the east side of the Capitol. 
