On Wednesday, January 6, 2021, the U.S. Capitol in Washington, DC was attacked during a riot and violent attack against the U.S. Congress. A group of supporters of President Donald Trump tried to normalize President Joe Biden’s victory by disrupting the assembly to compile a joint meeting to compile election votes. The Capitol was closed and lawmakers and staff were evacuated because mobs occupied and damaged the building for several hours. Before, during, or shortly after the incident, 5 people died: 1 was shot dead by Congress police, 1 died of a drug overdose, and 3 died of natural causes. Many people were injured, including 138 police officers. Four police officers who responded to the riot committed suicide within seven months.
As the security of the building was breached, the Congressional police evacuated the Senate and House of Representatives. Several buildings in the Capitol were evacuated and all locked. The rioters occupied and ransacked the empty Senate Chamber, while federal law enforcement officers drew pistols to defend the evacuation floor of the Chamber. A tube bomb was found in the offices of the Democratic National Committee and the Republican National Committee, and a Molotov cocktail was found in a car near the Capitol. Trump refused to send the Washington National Guard to suppress the rioters.
The Acting Chief of the Seattle Police Department said on Friday that two off-duty Seattle police officers who were suspected of illegally entering the restricted area and standing next to the U.S. Capitol were fired on January 6 when the mob was inside the building. When Congress meets in a joint meeting to prove President Biden’s victory in the Electoral College, “clear evidence” will be determined to be the officials of the married couple Alexander Everett and Caitlin Everett before the Congress Near the building.
He said that his appearance in the riots is “a stain on our department and those who work every day to protect our communities, provide services to those in need, and do so with compassion and dignity.” In this picture, January 2021. In the file photo on the 6th, violent protesters loyal to President Donald Trump stormed the Capitol in Washington. Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz (Adrian Diaz) on Friday, August. On January 6, 2021, he fired two Seattle police officers who violated the law while attending an event in Washington, DC. During the uprising on January 6. Diaz said he fired two married police officers, Caitlin and Alexander Everett, with immediate effect. (AP Photo/John Minchillo, File) In a file photo on January 6, 2021, violent protesters loyal to President Donald Trump stormed the Capitol in Washington. Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz was fired on Friday, August 6, 2021, two Seattle police officers who violated the law while attending an event in Washington, DC. During the uprising on January 6. Diaz said he fired two married police officers, Caitlin and Alexander Everett, with immediate effect. According to each other’s disciplinary report, these officials committed three crimes, including the officials must abide by the law, city policies, and department policies. “I make decisions based on these values. In a statement issued by the Seattle Police Newsletter, Diaz said the two officers were found crossing an external barrier set up by the Capitol Police, right next to the Capitol. The clear evidence places them directly next to the Capitol.
In the case of violence and criminal riots, it is absurd to say that they don’t know where they should not be. “In the disciplinary report, Diaz wrote that the police officer “attempted a rebellion in the middle” and might downplay his behavior that day.” Both reports stated that the core function of law enforcement officers was to maintain the law and maintain peace, but their actions failed to achieve this. Seattle Police Department. Diaz said on Friday: “By giving the police the power and responsibility to complete their work, the community will expect the police to always win and abide by this trust as a guarantee.” “This is the expectation of the police, and this is also my requirement as the police chief. This is also the expectations of the Seattle police for their colleagues, as pointed out by the behavior of the two police officers in Washington, DC that day. For the first time being accompanied by us.” Seattle Police Association Chairman Mike Solan told Fox News about the police case It is a “political solution.”
“I think there are obvious loopholes in the case file itself,” Solan said, noting that officials said they had left the area near the riots and did not witness any criminal acts. “I think a lot of criminal activity took place in the Capitol just after 2pm. According to an OPA report, nothing really happened outside regarding crimes or attacks on law enforcement agencies. “Officials said they stayed on the grass 30 to 50 yards from the Capitol and never saw any signs of riots. On Friday, police Solan said that the union has not yet received an investigation from officials on the possibility of appealing the layoffs. The couple is two of the six Seattle off-duty police officers participating in the “Stop Theft Rally.”
The then President Donald Trump. Chaos. Posted on Facebook by Caitlin Everett After photos of her and Alexander Everett at the rally, her itinerary was made public. Four other police officers later admitted that they were also there, but said they were also there. They were not involved in the riots. Dia, I hereby said that the Everetts’ presence there is unacceptable: “More than a hundred officers were seriously injured, some of them caused you to play through direct attacks”,
Diaz said on Friday: “By giving the police the power and responsibility to complete their work, the community will expect the police to always win and abide by this trust as a guarantee.” “This is the expectation of the police, and this is also my requirement as the chief.
It is also the expectations of the Seattle police of their colleagues, as the behavior of the two police officers in Washington, D.C. was pointed out that day. This is the first time.” Seattle Police Association Chairman Mike Solan told Fox News that the case against the police was a “political settlement”. “. “I think there are obvious loopholes in the case file itself,” Solan said, noting that the police officers said they had left the area near the riots and had not witnessed any criminal acts. “I think a lot of criminal activity took place in the Capitol just after 2 pm. In terms of crimes or attacks on law enforcement personnel, nothing happened outside. “According to a report from the OPA on Friday, the police said they stayed on the grass 30 to 50 yards from the Capitol and never saw any signs of riots. Solan said the union has not yet received officials about the possibility of appealing the layoffs. Sexual investigation.
