Posted on Dec 10, 2021
Mill Valley Man Who Fled To Belarus Charged With Assaulting Officers In January 6 Capitol Attack
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A Marin County man who has fled to Belarus was indicted on multiple charges, including the alleged assault of police officers, in connection with the January 6 attack at the United States Capitol.
Evan Neumann, a 49-year-old from Mill Valley, was indicted Friday on 14 counts, including engaging in physical violence, civil disorder, along with assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers.
Evan Neumann, a 49-year-old from Mill Valley, was indicted Friday on 14 counts, including engaging in physical violence, civil disorder, along with assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers.
Mill Valley Man Who Fled To Belarus Charged With Assaulting Officers In January 6 Capitol Attack
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."Prosecutors said he and others then broke down the barricades and used a barricade as a battering ram towards the officers. Neumann eventually made his way to the Capitol building and remained in restricted grounds hours later, defying repeated orders to leave the Capitol steps.
Neumann is accused of assaulting three officers from the Metropolitan Police Department and one officer from the U.S. Capitol Police, according to the indictment.
On February 16, prosecutors said Neumann fled the United States. He made his way to Belarus and last month was interviewed by state TV as he sought asylum in the eastern European country.
“I don’t think I have committed some kind of a crime,” Neumann said according to a Belarus 1 voiceover of his interview remarks. “One of the charges was very offensive; it alleges that I hit a police officer. It doesn’t have any grounds to it.”"...
..."Prosecutors said he and others then broke down the barricades and used a barricade as a battering ram towards the officers. Neumann eventually made his way to the Capitol building and remained in restricted grounds hours later, defying repeated orders to leave the Capitol steps.
Neumann is accused of assaulting three officers from the Metropolitan Police Department and one officer from the U.S. Capitol Police, according to the indictment.
On February 16, prosecutors said Neumann fled the United States. He made his way to Belarus and last month was interviewed by state TV as he sought asylum in the eastern European country.
“I don’t think I have committed some kind of a crime,” Neumann said according to a Belarus 1 voiceover of his interview remarks. “One of the charges was very offensive; it alleges that I hit a police officer. It doesn’t have any grounds to it.”"...
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
SGT (Join to see) I Hope He Likes His New Country! I Hope He Gets a Reality Check!
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel - Yea... don't think their prisons are anything like around here... definitely no P.R.E.A. program.
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