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their testimony. the rules we established allows you the opportunity to tell your story. theres no question about it. you have done it in your own words. we appreciate it. what we will do now is get begin our questioning of you, and i recognize myself for questions. at the time of the attack on the capitol, i was in the gallery observing the proceedings on the house floor while members of congress were being protected by the police, you, the patriots, protecting the capitol and our ver...

© Getty Images A Washington, D.C., Metropolitan Police officer is calling on elected officials to do more to recognize the actions of officers who responded to the Capitol riot on Jan. 6 while criticizing those “who continue to downplay the events of that day.” Michael Fanone, who suffered a mild heart attack during the riot, wrote an open letter dated Wednesday and addressed it to “all elected members of the United States government.” In it, he described his experience on t...

Officer attacked during Capitol riot pens letter about ongoing trauma, calls on lawmakers to recognize officers bravery By Michael Kaplan, Cassidy McDonald May 5, 2021 / 5:24 PM / CBS News Cop attacked at Capitol speaks out An officer attacked by Capitol rioters has penned a letter describing the ongoing trauma he has experienced since he was pulled into a crowd and beaten on January 6. In his letter, he urged elected officials to recognize officers for their bravery t...

MPD officer pens letter urging elected officials to ‘recognize officers’ actions’ during Capitol Riot By FOX 5 DC Digital Team Published  Retired US Capitol police officer disappointed by riot response A retired Capitol police officer speaks with FOX 5s Shirin Rajaee about the riot response at the US Capitol. WASHINGTON (FOX 5 DC) - A Metropolitan Police Department officer is publicly reaching out to elected officials informing them of his experience during the Capitol Riot b...

Text Size: A+ New Delhi: A crowdfunding campaign to help the family of a Pakistani immigrant and Uber Eats driver, who was killed in a carjacking incident in Washington DC last week, has managed to raise over $1 million in donations so far. According to a GoFundMe page, set up by a relative of 66-year-old Mohammad Anwar, an amount of $1,051,250 has been raised via donations. GoFundMe is an American for-profit crowding platform. Anwar’s family hoped to raise $100,000 to meet funeral and ot...

“There was a weapon found on the scene. We are still investigating whether it was fired or not,” said Cmdr. Ramey Kyle of the Criminal Investigations Division.  A source familiar with the investigation tells News4 the ghost gun was found near the shooting victim, who was wearing gloves in addition to the ski mask.  At least one witness told police the shooting appeared to have started as an attempted carjacking.  Since the pandemic, D.C. has seen an influx in carjackings. Leaders ...

More than a third of the people charged with assaulting law enforcement officers were accused in clashes on the West Terrace, the site of some of the “heaviest violence” that day.

Fanone and his partner, Jimmy Albright, entered Capitol through a door and rushed through the building. Blinded by smoke and choking on gas and bear spray, stripped of his radio and badge, District of Columbia police officer Michael Fanone and his battered colleagues fought to push back rioters trying to force their way into an entrance to the U.S. Capitol. The officers had been at it for hours, unaware that others in the mob had already breached the building through different entrances. For th...

How battered D.C. police made a stand against the Capitol mob D.C. police officers Jimmy Albright, left, and Michael Fanone, usually on plainclothes detail, were in uniform on Jan. 6 when they got the emergency call that the Capitol was under attack. MUST CREDIT: Washington Post photo by Sarah L. Voisin District of Columbia officer Daniel Hodges was beaten and sprayed with bear spray in an assault recorded on video. MUST CREDIT: Washington Post photo by Sarah L. Voisin It looked like a medieval...