Newly Released Jan 6 Footage Shows “Non-Uniformed” Officers Urging Pro-Trump Protesters to Go to the Capitol
Newly released video shows plain-clothe officers revealing their identities and confirming that they are all armed.
Speaker Kevin McCarthy may be Tucker Carlson is granted access To see the 14,000 hours surveillance footage from January 6, Americans don’t have to wait for the Fox News primetime cable news host’s reports to get a glimpse of what those videos might show.
Newly released footage from the Jan. 6 trial of William Pope of Topeka in Kansas shows uniformed officers discussing ways to spot. “non-uniform” agents. The videos also show that undercover officers scaled barricades to urge protesters toward the Capitol Building. Four plainclothed men dressed in plainclothes and armed with MPD officers stopped the four men who were claiming to be law enforcement agents. Another video shows an unidentified man standing behind Ashlibabbitt, who was killed by Capitol Police officer Michael Byrd. He is also seen in another video. “someone will get shot.” Ray Epps’ and Ryan Samsel’s activities on the Day of the Capitol Riots have a new twist.
William Pope, using the handle @FreeStateWill, posted many of the videos in a Twitter thread.
Officer 2 stated that someone would be shot and went right up behind Ashli Babbitt.
These videos were Report on Original authenticated by Joseph M. Hanneman, Epoch Times
Pope’s motion says that three undercover MPD police officers approached the Capitol grounds’ northwest corner around 1:40 on Jan. 6. Officer 1, who was filming the event, joined the crowd and sang along with them. “Drain the swamp!”
After a group of men ran past the officers toward the Capitol, Officer 2 — Who was wearing a Trump beanie — commented, “Those guys are getting shot,” According to the motion.
Officer 1 joined the crowd and began to chant. “Whose house? Our house!”
Pope also describes how Officer 1, climbed over a barrier. “Officer 1 began yelling at people in front of him to ‘Go, go, go!’ As they climbed bicycle racks, Officer 1 yelled for the crowd to ‘help him up, help him up!’ followed by ‘push him up, push him up!'”
“Needing help to get up, Officer 1 asked a nearby man to give him a boost,” The motion continues. “The man gives Officer 1 a lift up, and Officer 1 says ‘Thanks, bro.'”
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The motion states that Officer 1 shoved protesters in front him to move on the Capitol shouting. “C’mon, c’mon, c’mon, let’s go!”
Video from the MPD bodycam Terry Thorne, officer He urges protesters to descend Constitution Avenue to the Capitol after Trump’s speech at 12:30 pm. He said to “keep the march going.”
“Let’s keep it going,” Thorne says. “Let’s keep the march going. Let’s keep it going. Guys, let’s keep the march going.”
One video featured uniformed officers explaining how to spot nonuniform police officers working on the Capitol Riots.
“Dark hair, black vest, thin blue line, thing on, dark hair,” The officer stated. “And he’s got like, it looked like a little 27 or something on his hip. No police identification on him at all.”
“They will have a wristband,” He concluded. “Their guns will have a candy stripe on the barrel. Okay. I don’t know the wristband color, but they’ll have a wristband somewhere.”
Another clip shows plain-clothe officers revealing their identification to confirm that they are all “armed.”
The MPD bodycam Officer Lawrence Lazewski He and another MPD officer express their belief that police were responsible. “set up” January 6,
Lazewski left the Capitol’s west front police line after nearly 90 minutes and returned to the Upper West Terrace at 2 :33 p.m. Lazewski approached a group involving other officers. One of them was engaging in an animated conversation.
“They set us the [expletive] up,” The officer stated. “That’s what they did. They set us up.”
“They set up [Unit] 64, absolutely, and then they ask you all to come two hours later. They set us up.”
Lazewski stated, “They needed everybody right away,” To which the other officer replied. “Nah, right away, they set us the [expletive] up. We ain’t got [expletive].”
“I didn’t realize how bad … they set us up to fail,” Lazewski made a comment at one point.
“They did,” The other officer answered.
“There was no way we were winning that,” Lazewski spoke. “Now you’ve got at least four platoons that are just gassed out.”
Pope had previously reported on Ray Epps. He pointed out that although several protesters who had pulled a Trump 2020 sign into the police were charged, Epps has so far avoided all charges. This is despite evidence that Epps was. Inciting others to do the same. An insurrection occurred the night before January 6. Chants were raised that he was a “Fed.” Epps had also spoken to Ryan Samsel (one of the original protesters who started the breach), just moments before he attacked a police barricade.
Stephen Horn, who is currently working to a January 6 documentary confirms that it was indeed Epps.
Original video by Just Another Channel and Savanah Hernán
Pope claims that Ryan Samsel was seen walking near an undercover Michael Sherwin who is a U.S. attorney for D.C.
“Ryan Samsel (jean jacket and red hat) who pushed the gates at the Peace Circle can be seen walking past an undercover Michael Sherwin (U.S. Attorney for D.C.) at 15th and Constitution Ave prior to President Trump’s speech,” The post states.
Stephen Horn in a Substack post The reportage along with the case of Fi Duong (a Virginian) who met a Metropolitan Police undercover employee on January 6th, is further evidence that there was a conspiracy. agent provocateurs Working the Capitol Riots of January 6.
The footage added to the evidence that the federal Government, which was previously tracking far-right extremists Since November at the latest, a plot to be at the capitol on January 6th allowed the Capitol Riots and was also aided by the “insurrection.” The Capitol Riots conveniently ignored objections to 2020 elections and became weaponized fodder for attacking former President Donald Trump.
Although there have been few protesters indicted for the state crime insurrection or the seditious conspiracy, one case stands out and is the next turning point that establishes the fact that the federal government was involved in the January 6 riots. Enrique Tarrio’s case is an example of this. “Proud Boy” A leader with a history of being an FBI informant.
Tarrio and his four co-defendants are the focus of federal government’s case against Tarrio.1776 Returns“That allegedly outlines how the Proud Boys intended for the Capitol to be visited on January 6, with the explicit intention to overturn the election.
Tarrio’s girlfriend discovered the document, and it bears the hallmarks that it was originating from the intelligence community.
Julie Kelly, American Greatness’ reported, “In two separate criminal indictments, prosecutors explained how the document ended up in the hands of Enrique Tarrio, the leader of the Proud Boys.”
“On December 30, 2020 [an unnamed] individual sent Tarrio a document—[that] set forth a plan to occupy a few ‘crucial buildings’ in Washington, D.C. on January 6, including House and Senate buildings around the Capitol, with ‘as many people as possible’ to ‘show our politicians We the People are in charge,'” The report provides more information.
A motion that was filed in mid-February refutes the Justice Department’s claim that the document was used as a guide for the Proud Boy’s conduct on January 6.
“It appears that the government itself is the author of the most incriminating and damning document in this case, which was mysteriously sent at government request to Proud Boy leader Enrique Tarrio immediately prior to January 6 in order to frame or implicate Tarrio in a government created scheme to storm buildings around the Capitol,” Roger Roots, Dominic Pezzola’s attorney, filed a motion for a mistrial. “As such, [the document] and the government’s efforts to frame or smear defendants with it, constitutes outrageous government conduct.”
Samuel Armes is a Florida-based cryptocurrency trader and has significant ties with the U.S. intelligence.
“Armes told the January 6 select committee last year that he has worked for the State Department and Special Operations Command at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa,” Kelly points this out.
“A lot of the work that I did for the government was in counterthreat finance or regulatory environments around crypto,” He testified.
Armes was enrolled at a program that prepares graduates for a career as intelligence workers. Armes stated to House investigators that he was “groomed to be in the CIA, FBI, or any intel agencies.”
According to Further reportsAn attorney for the defense suggested that Proud Boys was worked by as many 15 federal informants. Much of this information is still sealed.
For the untrained eye, the January 6th protest may have appeared to be a spontaneous demonstration that led to chaos. The footage, along with the actions and inactions of the federal government prior to the event, and legal developments since then, prove that the Capitol Riots were a legitimate protest. “set up.”
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