Posted on Apr 7, 2022
Judge Acquits January 6 Defendant: ‘Reasonably Believed’ Capitol Police Let Him In Building | The...
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And this was true for the majority of the people who entered the building.
Judge Acquits January 6 Defendant: ‘Reasonably Believed’ Capitol Police Let Him In Building | The...
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If the capital police themselves were waiving you in why wouldn't you think it is ok to go in? Good argument and the judge agreed.
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Lt Col Charlie Brown
If you were on video/phone video as being waved in or going through the scanners coming in, this is exactly what you should be saying
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I remember the news reported that some people claimed they were waved in by Officers. What I don't understand is how disjointed responses were to different parts of the crowd. I also think that it helped his case that he was only there for 10 minutes and left of his own accord.
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Lt Col Charlie Brown
That assumed you could get out of the building...some of these people simply couldn't move.
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MSgt Dale Johnson
Lt Col Charlie Brown I guess that's true but he somehow left after only about 10 minutes according to the article.
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MSgt Dale Johnson
MSgt Robert "Rock" Aldi - Yup Brother, that is the report I remember from back then.
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