Posted on 09/11/2021 9:07:07 PM PDT by blueplum
Washington, DC (CNN)The United States Capitol Police (USCP) announced that disciplinary action has been recommended in six cases against officers following internal investigations into the January 6 attack on the US Capitol.
Violations sustained include three cases for conduct unbecoming, one for failure to comply with directives, one for improper remarks, and one for improper dissemination of information, according to a USCP statement released Saturday. The statement did not specify if the six cases involved six separate officers nor did it name any of them. CNN has reached out to the USCP for clarification....
...The USCP's Office of Professional Responsibility launched 38 internal investigations, and was able to identify the officers involved in 26 of those cases. In 20 of the cases, no wrongdoing was found....
(Excerpt) Read more at cnn.com ...
Improper Remarks:
“Lt. Byrd why did you shoot that lady in the other room?”
They must have failed the ideological purity test.
FOIA being no good is the reason that everyone should be concerned with the capital police opening satellite offices in California and Florida. Pelosi’s secret police.
Apparently, welcoming people into the Capitol with the express purpose of arresting them on fake insurrection charges is part of their regular assigned duties as Kapitol Kops.
One case of picking their nose in public, an case of a male cop scratching his scrotum while on duty, and…
Black Byrd flies.
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Find out who approved the permits for the media staging scaffolding locations and work backwards .the media especially CNN is given prime location.so they had to be part of the planned narrative beat down for months.
They are careful not to say what any of the 38 investigations are about.
It might be that as they dug into things...some people claimed qualifications/status, and the paperwork/claim was fake.
Wouldn’t surprise me they’d signed off on training paperwork for yearly requirements, but never actually did the training.
I would suggest this, having seen Pentagon security...these guys at the capital building remind me more of mall-police, than Pentagon-level security personnel.
The timing of the release was, in part, a result of the fact that prosecutors had in recent days begun sharing the reports with many of the 600-plus defendants charged in connection with the Capitol riot. Defendants have sought these reports to argue that they believed the police had given them permission to enter the building and had encouraged them in some cases. It's unclear whether the reports will substantiate any of those claims.
What happened is that the reports and videos clearly show that many Capitol Police (way more than 6) ENCOURAGED the protesters to enter the Capitol Building. Therefore, you the prosecution can't claim that they protesters FORCED their way in when they were invited in by the Capitol Police. So what to do? PRETEND that those Capitol Police were somehow violating their orders.
And now those disciplined Capitol Police now have an incentive to reveal the TRUTH about what really happened on January 6 and on the days leading up to it.
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