Text began coming in to Meadows on January 6th, begging trump to stop the Capitol attack

[Delldude]

Of the cases involving weapons, there are four main charges: "Assaulting, Resisting, or Impeding Certain Officers Using a Dangerous Weapon"; "Entering and Remaining in a Restricted Building with a Deadly or Dangerous Weapon"; "Disorderly and Disruptive Conduct in a Restricted Building with a Deadly or Dangerous Weapon"; and "Engaging in Physical Violence in a Restricted Building with a Deadly or Dangerous Weapon."

Going through the Justice Department site, as well as some media databases, I counted 82 defendants who have been charged with at least one of those offenses. It's possible I missed a few, but I think they represent the vast majority of those who face weapons-related charges in the Capitol riot investigation. In each charge, prosecutors have specified the weapon the defendant is accused of using. Below is a list of all the defendants, and all the weapons:

DEFENDANT	WEAPON
ALAM, Zachary Jordan	Helmet
ALBERTS, Christopher Michael	Handgun (Alberts was arrested after the riot was over, at 7:25 p.m., on a street near the Capitol and was accused of having a firearm.)
BALLARD, Thomas John	Police baton
BARNETT, Richard	Stun gun, walking stick
BARNHART, Logan James	Baton, flagpole, crutch
BLACK, Joshua Matthew	Knife
BLAIR, David Alan	Flagpole, knife
BROCKHOFF, Nicholas James	Fire extinguisher
BYERLY, Alan William	Taser
CALDWELL, Daniel Ray	Pepper or mace spray
CAPUCCIO, Steven	Baton
CHRESTMAN, William	Ax handle
COFFEE, Luke Russell	Crutch
COFFMAN, Lonnie Leroy	Multiple firearms (Coffman is not charged with being on Capitol grounds; allegedly had two guns on his person, plus firearms in his truck parked on 1st Street SE in Washington D.C.)
COPELAND, Landon Kenneth	Metal fence
CUA, Bruno Joseph	Baton
DEMPSEY, David Nicholas	Crutch, metal pole, "lacrimal spray," and "club-like object"
EISENHART, Lisa Marie	Taser
FAIRLAMB, Scott Kevin	Baton
FOY, Michael Joseph	Hockey stick
GIESWEIN, Robert	Baseball bat, "aerosol irritant spray"
GOSSJANKOWSKI, Vitali	Taser
HARKRIDER, Alex Kirk	Tomahawk ax
IBRAHIM, Mark Sami	Firearm
JACKSON, Emanuel	Metal baseball bat
JAMES, Aaron	Shield
JENKINS, Shane Leedon	Tomahawk ax, flagpole, desk drawer, and "stick-like objects"
JENSEN, Douglas Austin	Knife
JOHNSON, Paul Russell	Metal crowd control barrier
JONES, Chad Barrett	Flagpole
JUDD, David Lee	Firecracker
KHATER, Julian Elie	Chemical spray (Accused of attacking Officer Brian Sicknick)
KLEIN, Federico Guillermo	Shield
KRAMER, Philip Edward	Snowboarding helmet, walking cane, Master Lock, climbing rope
LANG, Edward Jacob	Bat, shield
LANGUERAND, Nicholas	Traffic barrier, "stick-like objects"
LAZAR, Samuel	Chemical irritant
MCABEE, Ronald Colton	Baton, flagpole, crutch, and "reinforced gloves"
MCCAUGHEY, Patrick E. III	Shield
MCGREW, James Burton	Pole
MCHUGH, Sean Michael	Bear spray, "metal sign"
MCKELLOP, Jeffrey	Flagpole
MEREDITH, Cleveland Grover Jr.	Firearms (Meredith arrived in Washington after the riot was over but was charged with having three guns in his possession.)
MELLIS, Jonathan Gennaro	Stick
MILLER, Matthew Ryan	Fire extinguisher
MINK, Jorden Robert	Baseball bat
MUNAFO, Jonathan Joshua	Flagpole
MUNCHEL, Eric	Taser
NEEFE, Marshall	Wooden club, "metal sign frame"
NICHOLS, Ryan Taylor	Crowbar, pepper spray
OWENS, Grady Douglas	Skateboard
PADILLA, Joseph Lino	Flagpole, "large metal sign"
PALMER, Robert Scott	Fire extinguisher, "stick-like object"
PERKINS, Michael Steven	Flagpole
POLLOCK, Jonathan Daniel	Flagpole, riot shield
PONDER, Mark K.	Pole
POWELL, Rachel Marie	Ice ax, "large wooden pole"
QUAGLIN, Christopher Joseph	Shield, pepper spray
RANDOLPH, Stephen Chase	Metal crowd control barrier
REFFITT, Guy Wesley	Handgun
RODRIGUEZ, Daniel	Flagpole, "electroshock weapon"
RODRIGUEZ, Edward Francisco	Chemical irritant
SABOL, Jeffrey	Baton, flagpole, crutch
SAMSEL, Ryan Stephen	Metal crowd control barrier
SANFORD, Robert	Fire extinguisher
SCHAFFER, Jon	Bear spray
SCHWARTZ, Peter J.	Pepper spray
SILLS, Geoffrey William	Baton
SMITH, Charles Bradford	Knife
STAGER, Peter Francis	Baton, flagpole, crutch
STEVENS, Tristan Chandler	Shield
SULLIVAN, John Earle	Knife
TAAKE, Andrew Quentin	Pepper spray, metal whip
TANIOS, George Pierre	Chemical spray (Accused of attacking Officer Brian Sicknick)
TAYLOR, Russell	Knife
THOMPSON, Devlyn	Baton
WATSON, William	Pepper spray
WEBSTER, Thomas	Flagpole
WESTBURY, Isaac	Shield
WHITTON, Jack Wade	Baton, flagpole, crutch
WILSON, Duke Edward	Pipe
WORRELL, Christopher John	Pepper spray

'Armed insurrection': What weapons did the Capitol rioters carry?

starting at 1:40, there's radio communications coming from security/secret service spotting & describing individual flying monkeys that were armed.

82 people out of some 330 million.

Wow.

 

[playtime]

Wait I thought you all were mad that he took the steering wheel and tried to GO THERE and the SS said no. Now he was supposed to take over and "act" or something?

Or what?

Medicate your TDS

ummmm suze? ya, i gotta question for ya.

why have the SS suddenly all lawyered up? i mean like, personal lawyers? lol ... & one more thing, Q-Q ... why were there no call or daily doings re: thePOTUS that is the standard protocol?

well, that's a bit of a quandary, now ain't?

 

[Delldude]

ummmm suze? ya, i gotta question for ya.

why have the SS suddenly all lawyered up? i mean like, personal lawyers? lol ... & one more thing, Q-Q ... why were there no call or daily doings re: thePOTUS that is the standard protocol?

well, that's a bit of a quandary, now ain't?

No link?

 

[playtime]

Thanks for your concern, but I am exceedingly blessed and I do not forget it. It may be a little life, but full of love and good things.

every word that you've uttered makes that crystal clear, suze.

FACT!

 

[playtime]

No link?

Trump aides at heart of explosive Jan. 6 claims have hired private lawyers, committee member says​

PUBLISHED FRI, JUL 22 202212:57 PM EDTUPDATED FRI, JUL 22 20223:53 PM EDT
Kevin Breuninger@KEVINWILLIAMB
Trump aides at heart of explosive Jan. 6 claims have hired private lawyers, committee member says

'Unusual': Secret Service officials lawyering up, Jan. 6 committee member says​

by Cami Mondeaux, Breaking News Reporter & Ryan King, Breaking News Reporter |
| July 21, 2022 06:00 PM
| Updated Jul 21, 2022, 11:32 PM
Officials with the Secret Service have retained legal counsel as investigators hone in on deleted text messages sought by the House Jan. 6 committee to provide more insight into the days leading up to the Capitol riot, according to a member of the panel.
'Unusual': Secret Service officials lawyering up, Jan. 6 committee member says

Tony Ornato, Robert Engel Lawyer Up as Secret Service Scrutiny Intensifies​

BY DARRAGH ROCHE ON 7/22/22 AT 8:17 AM EDT
Tony Ornato, Robert Engel lawyer up as Secret Service scrutiny intensifies

Jan. 6 hearings highlights: Committee examines Trump's actions during riot​

Thursday’s prime-time hearing focused on the 187 minutes between Trump’s speech and his tweet telling rioters to leave the Capitol.

i can always back up what i say, trolldude.

 

[Delldude]

Trump aides at heart of explosive Jan. 6 claims have hired private lawyers, committee member says​

PUBLISHED FRI, JUL 22 202212:57 PM EDTUPDATED FRI, JUL 22 20223:53 PM EDT
Kevin Breuninger@KEVINWILLIAMB
Trump aides at heart of explosive Jan. 6 claims have hired private lawyers, committee member says

'Unusual': Secret Service officials lawyering up, Jan. 6 committee member says​

by Cami Mondeaux, Breaking News Reporter & Ryan King, Breaking News Reporter |
| July 21, 2022 06:00 PM
| Updated Jul 21, 2022, 11:32 PM
Officials with the Secret Service have retained legal counsel as investigators hone in on deleted text messages sought by the House Jan. 6 committee to provide more insight into the days leading up to the Capitol riot, according to a member of the panel.
'Unusual': Secret Service officials lawyering up, Jan. 6 committee member says

Tony Ornato, Robert Engel Lawyer Up as Secret Service Scrutiny Intensifies​

BY DARRAGH ROCHE ON 7/22/22 AT 8:17 AM EDT
Tony Ornato, Robert Engel lawyer up as Secret Service scrutiny intensifies

Jan. 6 hearings highlights: Committee examines Trump's actions during riot​

Thursday’s prime-time hearing focused on the 187 minutes between Trump’s speech and his tweet telling rioters to leave the Capitol.

i can always back up what i say, trolldude.

Then do it when you make the claim.........

 

[SweetSue92]

ummmm suze? ya, i gotta question for ya.

why have the SS suddenly all lawyered up? i mean like, personal lawyers? lol ... & one more thing, Q-Q ... why were there no call or daily doings re: thePOTUS that is the standard protocol?

well, that's a bit of a quandary, now ain't?

No, because I don't care, and neither do the vast majority of the American people.

See: the latest "prime time" ratings on this absolute joke.

 

[August West]

No, because I don't care, and neither do the vast majority of the American people.

See: the latest "prime time" ratings on this absolute joke.

People aren`t watching things like the Oscars and Olympics these days either. We didn`t have 200 channels and Netflix in the Watergate era.
Do you think there should be no indictment because of the Nielson ratings?
People who haven`t watched a minute of the hearings or read a newspaper story about the proceedings are the losers calling it a sham, show trial, kangaroo court, etc. Their heads are up trump`s orange ass for life.

 

[SweetSue92]

People aren`t watching things like the Oscars and Olympics these days either. We didn`t have 200 channels and Netflix in the Watergate era.
Do you think there should be no indictment because of the Nielson ratings?
People who haven`t watched a minute of the hearings or read a newspaper story about the proceedings are the losers calling it a sham, show trial, kangaroo court, etc. Their heads are up trump`s orange ass for life.

Having attempting and abandoned all other avenues, hapless Leftists are now hoping to pursue avenues like "heh didn't DO ANYTHING TO STOP IT!!"

Normal Americans: are. you. serious.

Meanwhile, we are still out here paying too much for gas and groceries, now losing our jobs, can't find formula for our babies.

Keep going.

 

[August West]

Having attempting and abandoned all other avenues, hapless Leftists are now hoping to pursue avenues like "heh didn't DO ANYTHING TO STOP IT!!"

Normal Americans: are. you. serious.

Meanwhile, we are still out here paying too much for gas and groceries, now losing our jobs, can't find formula for our babies.

Keep going.

A. Biden doesn`t set the global price for a barrel of oil.
B. He`s not in the baby formula business.
We should forget about trump`s coup attempt because groceries are expensive?

 

[playtime]

Then do it when you make the claim.........

sometimes i do ... sometimes i don't. know why?

^^^ that ^^^

 

[playtime]

No, because I don't care, and neither do the vast majority of the American people.

See: the latest "prime time" ratings on this absolute joke.

lol ... sure sure. does that soothe you?

Nearly 17.7 million watched the second prime-time Jan. 6 hearing​

By Sonia Rao
July 22, 2022 at 6:03 p.m. EDT

Nearly 17.7 million television viewers tuned in Thursday to the second prime-time hearing in the House select committee’s investigation into the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, the Nielsen rating service announced Friday. The number, which encompasses 10 broadcast and cable networks, represents a slight drop from the more than 20 million people who watched the first prime-time hearing in June.

According to ratings data provided by some of the individual networks Friday, MSNBC led the pack with an average of 4.7 million viewers for the high-profile programming block from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. Similar to their plans for the June 9 hearing, major broadcast networks ABC, CBS and NBC booted other programming to make space for the congressional proceedings. ABC led the three with roughly 3.9 million viewers, while NBC and CBS each attracted 2.7 million. July tends to be the lowest-rated month in television.

Fox News did not show the hearing and instead aired its usual programming featuring Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity. The network reported 2.66 million viewers during the prime-time block on Thursday. Fox News Media opted to instead air the hearing on the lesser-watched channel Fox Business.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/tv/2022/07/22/prime-time-jan-6-hearings-ratings/

not to mention, that the hearings are available 24/7 to be watched outside of being live.

& depending on the polls, at least 50% of those asked, think donny is guilty AF & oughta go to prison.

 

[playtime]

Meanwhile, we are still out here paying too much for gas and groceries,

that's worldwide, suze ... some due to supply chain issues - world wide because of covidiots such as yer self.

now losing our jobs,

The US unemployment rate was unchanged at 3.6 percent in June of 2022, the same as in the previous three months, remaining the lowest since February 2020 and in line with market expectations. The number of unemployed people decreased by 38 thousand to 5.912 million, while employment levels fell by 315 thousand to 158.111 million. Meanwhile, the labor force participation rate edged down to 62.2 percent in June fom 62.3 percent in May. source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics​

United States Unemployment Rate - June 2022 Data - 1948-2021 Historical

can't find formula for our babies.

blame the company who allowed bacteria to flourish in one of their major factories AND being only one outa 2 companies allowed to go thru the WIC program to start with. then there's the supply chain issue yet again ... due to people just not getting vaxxed &/or aren't masking up when they really still should world wide.

Keep going.

 

[Chillicothe]

Meanwhile, we are still out here paying too much for gas and groceries, now losing our jobs, can't find formula for our babies.

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"paying too much for gas".....ummm, what is the right price for gas?
Whining about 'high gas prices' now....is just that, whining.

Baby formula? You do know the major cause of the shortage....the closure of Abbots's Sturgis plant , the country's largest facility, due to safety or sanitation citations .....has been resolved? The plant has re-opened.

"Losing jobs".....ah, Sue, that is a shame you live in such a depressed area. In my area, "Now Hiring" signs are all over. In fact, in a 40 mile trip I took on Friday morning....I drove on a state highway through (or on the outskirts of) 6 communities. I counted 14 "Hiring" signs in windows, on roadside display signs, yard signs, on two billboards. And that's not counting the semi-trucks I passed that had solicitations for new drivers painted on their rear-ends.

Sounds to me that if you want a job Sue you could move to that area and apply.

Good luck. I hope things improve for you.

 

[Faun]

No, because I don't care, and neither do the vast majority of the American people.

See: the latest "prime time" ratings on this absolute joke.

Some 18 million people watched the last hearing. Pretty good ratings even for prime time. And that was just those watching it on networks. Millions more streamed it from other services.

 

[Chillicothe]

Some 18 million people watched the last hearing. Pretty good ratings even for prime time.

And that's in the middle of summer!
Sounds like a bingo!.......to me.
America has been fortunate to have this serious-minded purposeful Committee executing this endeavor.*

BTW, I've watched all of them. Trust me......this has been great TV.




*And the flip-side of that is: Some folks haven't been as fortunate as America.
For example --- DonT., Mark Meadows, Mike Flynn, Clark & Eastman, Rudy, Krakenpot Powell, Roger Stone, the Secret Service, Josh Hawley. NOT....great TV for those blokes.


IMHO

 

[Frankeneinstein]

My avatar would demur on the above sentiment.

No one wields an avatar like chillicothe

 

[SweetSue92]

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"paying too much for gas".....ummm, what is the right price for gas?
Whining about 'high gas prices' now....is just that, whining.

Baby formula? You do know the major cause of the shortage....the closure of Abbots's Sturgis plant , the country's largest facility, due to safety or sanitation citations .....has been resolved? The plant has re-opened.

"Losing jobs".....ah, Sue, that is a shame you live in such a depressed area. In my area, "Now Hiring" signs are all over. In fact, in a 40 mile trip I took on Friday morning....I drove on a state highway through (or on the outskirts of) 6 communities. I counted 14 "Hiring" signs in windows, on roadside display signs, yard signs, on two billboards. And that's not counting the semi-trucks I passed that had solicitations for new drivers painted on their rear-ends.

Sounds to me that if you want a job Sue you could move to that area and apply.

Good luck. I hope things improve for you.

You all are trying to convince me. Don't bother with me. Try with the 70% of Americans who agree with me--and growing. This for August West and playtime too. Good luck!

 

[August West]

You all are trying to convince me. Don't bother with me. Try with the 70% of Americans who agree with me--and growing. This for August West and playtime too. Good luck!

No one is trying to convince you. We`re just pointing out your idiocy.

 

[SweetSue92]

No one is trying to convince you. We`re just pointing out your idiocy.

I guess you think 70% of the American public are idiots then, not loving the high gas prices, lack of formula and inflation like you do--because it's not the demented basement dummy's fault, after all.

Okay