DOJ to Target Nonviolent Jan. 6 Protesters Who Did Not Enter Capitol
- US Attorney Matthew Graves suggests that even those who did not enter the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, can be prosecuted, potentially leading to thousands of arrests.
- Prosecutions have primarily focused on those who entered the building or engaged in violent or corrupt conduct on Capitol grounds.
- More than 1,400 Americans have been charged and over 900 convicted for crimes related to the protests on Jan. 6, with most receiving prison sentences.
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DOJ to target THOUSANDS who were at Capitol on Jan. 6, but did not enter
Protests at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2021. (C-SPAN video screenshot) By Cristina Laila The Gateway Pundit Matthew Graves, U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia on Thursday held a press conference on the 3rd anniversary of the Jan. 6 Capitol protest. “It’s been three years since a violent mob attacked our Capitol,” said Matthew Graves, a Biden appointee. Graves thanked the public for assisting the FBI in identifying J6rs and sa…
U.S. Attorney Suggests DOJ Will Expand Prosecution of J6 Protesters Who Did Not Enter Capitol
This comes as Biden on Friday boasted about pro-Trump protesters being collectively sentenced to 840 years in prison. DC US Attorney Matthew Graves gave a speech on Friday suggesting the Department of Justice is preparing to prosecute more Americans for protesting outside the Capitol building on Jan 6. DC U.S. Attorney Matthew Graves is making clear that the DOJ is now going to target Americans who were around the Capitol on J6 but did not enter…
DC US Attorney Matthew Graves Says DOJ is Now Going to Target THOUSANDS of Americans Who Were Around the Capitol on Jan 6 - But Did Not Enter the Building
Matthew Graves, US Attorney for the District of Columbia on Thursday held a press conference on the 3rd anniversary of the January 6 Capitol protest.
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