No grounds for that. His job was to protect the ri
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Posted On: 06/25/2021 12:45:30 PM
No grounds for that. His job was to protect the rightful, authorized, occupants of the Capitol that day.
He 'held his ground', perhaps he felt that 'his life was in danger'. Had he retreated from the carnage outside and had very good reason to fear for his life?
You know, the usual reasons that double standards nitwits apply to all instances of police use of lethal force, legal or not.
What's different? Those are YOUR people Salty; not very bight treasonous pieces of shit. That's all that's going on with your lame attempts to defend the indefensible.
Have your DDD read at least this post. Her likely response? 'Yep'.
He 'held his ground', perhaps he felt that 'his life was in danger'. Had he retreated from the carnage outside and had very good reason to fear for his life?
You know, the usual reasons that double standards nitwits apply to all instances of police use of lethal force, legal or not.
What's different? Those are YOUR people Salty; not very bight treasonous pieces of shit. That's all that's going on with your lame attempts to defend the indefensible.
Have your DDD read at least this post. Her likely response? 'Yep'.
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ANNNND Another one Bites the Dust....Shane Jason Woods
https://www.cnn.com/2021/06/24/politics/illin...index.html
Justice Department announces first charges for assault on news media at US Capitol riot
The Justice Department announced Thursday that it has charged a US Capitol riot suspect with assaulting a cameraman during the January 6 attack, saying the Illinois man is the first insurrection defendant to be arrested for allegedly harming a member of the media.
Shane Jason Woods, 43, has been charged with a number of federal offenses, including assault on a law enforcement officer, assault in special maritime and territorial jurisdiction, and engaging in physical violence in a restricted building or grounds, according to a statement from the department.
Woods allegedly tripped and pushed to the ground a US Capitol Police officer who had been sprayed with bear mace by a rioter moments earlier, the statement said.
He also allegedly "ran into and tackled" a cameraman outside the Capitol, according to court filings. Officials said publicly available video capturing scenes from the riot showed Woods "walking closely around a cameraman" and that soon after he is "observed running into and tackling this same cameraman as the cameraman is facing away from Woods."
Bye loser...you must feel like sh*t
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