Posted on Feb 18, 2021
Man ‘fought police officers twice’ during Capitol Riot and still wasn’t arrested that day
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An affidavit filed against Capitol rioter Daniel Egtvedt shows that he fought an entire room of police, was removed from the scene then returned and injured officers a second time, left once more and returned a third time to fight with police yet again - and still wasn't arrested that day.
Man ‘fought police officers twice’ during Capitol Riot and still wasn’t arrested that day
Posted from independent.co.uk
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OK... so, first let me say that I do not support or condone his actions or anyone involved with the riot on January 6.
That being said, he did not "fight an entire room of police." He resisted arrest, despite 5 officers (out of the 20 or so that were there) attempting to restrain him. This was not a Bruce Lee fighting his way to Wilt Chamberlain scenario.
That being said, he did not "fight an entire room of police." He resisted arrest, despite 5 officers (out of the 20 or so that were there) attempting to restrain him. This was not a Bruce Lee fighting his way to Wilt Chamberlain scenario.
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paid protestor he knows they will bail him out probably from Kamala Ho bail out group she created specifically to bail out RIOTERS
and mayor bowser will not prosecute their active terrorists
and mayor bowser will not prosecute their active terrorists
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AN Ron Wright
kamala started a group to bail out rioters she is on tape saying so
how is this conspiracy
and sullivan was on tape being filmed after release telling how he will not be prosecuted
and why did he get 35k from 2 different news channels when going rate for breaking film is 2-3k
how is this conspiracy
and sullivan was on tape being filmed after release telling how he will not be prosecuted
and why did he get 35k from 2 different news channels when going rate for breaking film is 2-3k
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