Pelosi's Lies
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U.S. Capitol Police Officer William “Billy” Evans, the Massachusetts native killed earlier this month in the line of duty in Washington, D.C., died due to blunt force trauma to the head, the District’s medical examiner told news outlets Thursday.
Evans, an 18-year veteran of the Capitol Police, was killed after a man rammed a car into him and another officer at a barricade outside the Capitol building on April 2. The other officer was hospitalized with serious injuries, authorities said.
The man who struck Evans and the other officer has since been identified as 25-year-old Noah Green. He was fatally shot by police after exiting his car with a large knife and lunging at officers, according to the Capitol Police.
So, yeah, he died in defense of the Capitol, but his death has nothing to do with the Jan 6 riot.
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They were talking tonight about four officers who committed suicide after. Not a shred of evidence that their deaths were related to this event, just an assertion because it was so traumatic to them. I do not doubt it was traumatic, but it was also brief.
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Wasn’t Noah Green a Farrakhan/Nation of Islam and BLM advocate?
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They were talking tonight about four officers who committed suicide after. Not a shred of evidence that their deaths were related to this event, just an assertion because it was so traumatic to them. I do not doubt it was traumatic, but it was also brief.
@mik said in Pelosi's Lies:
talking tonight about four officers
According to the ME, Sicknick died of "natural causes." You may argue that his being "bear-sprayed" was a contributing factor, and that's fine. But "natural causes" is, well, natural causes.
The two suicides may be related to the
insurrectionriot, but that's not because of what the riot did, but rather because of their reaction to it.The last guy, well, that's just a flat-out lie.
The only person killed by the riot was an unarmed woman who was shot by a police officer with a history of improper handling of his firearm who gave NO WARNING that he was going to shoot.
But, as I've been told, he was doing "God's work."
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