Ban Cars!!!
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Stfu liberal biotchEarlier this week, two Capitol officers who were repeatedly assaulted during the Capitol siege sued former President Donald Trump, accusing him of inciting the riot that left five dead and injured more than 100 officers.
James Blassingame and Sidney Hemby separately described beatings they suffered at the hands of rioters, who allegedly pinned Hemby and in a doorway while Blassingame was swarmed by attackers armed with flagpoles and chemical spray.
More: U.S. Capitol police officers sue former President Donald Trump, accusing him of inciting Capitol riot
"The insurrectionists struck Officer Blassingame in his face, head, chest, arms, and what felt like every part of his body," according to the court documents. "Insurrectionists used their fists and had weapons that ranged from flagpoles to stanchions and building directional signs, water bottles and other objects he could not identify," the documents said.
"The threats and attacks on Officer Blassingame seemed endless."
In a hearing last month involving a West Virginia man accused of assaulting Sicknick, prosecutors presented video clips showing the officer and two other colleagues being doused with chemical spray and struggling to recover.
More: 'Radicalized by hate': Suspect in Officer Sicknick assault jailed pending trial; new Capitol riot videos show chemical spray
Describing the video as "surreal," U.S. Magistrate Michael Aloi said that he was "very satisfied with the government's evidence" against George Pierre Tanios, a 39-year-old restaurant owner from Morgantown, one of two men accused in the assault. Neither suspect, however, is charged with Sicknick's death.
"We have created a culture radicalized by hate," Aloi said during a March hearing. "There were no songs of joy and peace (on Jan. 6) – nothing but hate and anger. ... I understand this is a one-time event, but there are people serving life sentences for a one-time event."
At one point, Sicknick, wearing a blue uniform jacket, is shown moving away from the chaotic police line, removing his headgear and rubbing his face and eyes in an apparent attempt to clear his vision.
Tanios' co-defendant, Julian Elie Khater, 32, of Pennsylvania, is seen on video discharging spray from a white can with a black top into the face of Sicknick and other officers.
George Tanios was charged with three counts of assault against a federal officer with a dangerous weapon and conspiracy to injure an officer, relating to the death of Capitol Police officer Brian Sicknick during the Capitol riot.
"Give me that bear (expletive),” Khater allegedly said to Tanios before taking spray canisters from Tanios' backpack.
the tranny that posts under pavyracer is pathetic. Probably looking up at his Joe Biden poster on his ceiling above his bed jerking off as i post this.
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so many nut jobs out there
should probably limit them purchasing guns ehComment
