Cops outed in January 6 fiasco

 Red States:

New Video Shows Police Officers Inciting Crowd on January 6th, Prosecutors Desperately Try to Hide Footage

A federal prosecutor made a rather explosive filing on Friday, admitting that three police officers helped instigate parts of the crowd on January 6th.

The case, which is before US District Judge Rudolph Contreras, involves a defendant named William Pope who is seeking to uncover the videos in question. Prosecutors are none too happy about that, arguing that “unmasking” the videos would put police officers at risk (The Epoch Times).

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So what’s on the videos? Part of it has already leaked on Rumble,  and there are three officers involved, one of which directly encourages the crowd on the northwest steps to advance on the Capitol. Astonishingly, they even join in with the protesters, chanting along with the crowd.

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This is another part of the cluster of screw-ups related to the January 6 events which Democrats have wrongly described as an insurrection. 

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