Jurors deliberating in QAnon follower’s Capitol riot trial

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Douglas Jensen was convicted on all counts, including disorderly conduct. He led a crowd of rioters in chasing a U.S. Capitol police officer up a staircase. Jensen was wearing a T-shirt with a large "Q" expressing his adherence to the QAnon conspiracy theory.

Published 5 months ago · Washington, United States

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The Guardian

QAnon follower who chased officer on January 6 convicted of felonies

Douglas Jensen could face more than 50 years in prison after federal jury found him guilty

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CTV News

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The Independent

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Associated Press News

QAnon follower who chased officer convicted in Jan. 6 trial

An Iowa man has been convicted of charges that he led a crowd of rioters in chasing a U.S. Capitol police officer up a staircase and accosting other officers guarding

5 months ago·United States

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CNN

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5 months ago·Atlanta, United States

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