UpdatedWed, Jan 13, 2021 at 10:29 am ET
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A Philadelphia Police detective is being investigated by the department s internal affair bureau for allegedly attending the Jan. 6 rally. (Shutterstock)
PHILADELPHIA The Internal Affairs Bureau of the Philadelphia Police Department in investigating a member of the force who allegedly attended the pro President Donald Trump rally-turned-siege on the United States Capitol building last week.
According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, the bureau are looking into Det. Jennifer Gugger. We are aware of social media posts that allege that a Philadelphia Police Department detective may have been in attendance at the events on Washington, DC on January 6th, police said in a statement. An IAB investigation has been opened to determine if any PPD policies were violated by the detective, and if they participated in any illegal activities while in attendance. The Detective s assignment has been changed pending the outcome of the investigation.
The AP reviewed social media posts, voter registrations, court files and other public records for more than 120 people either facing criminal charges related to the Jan. 6 unrest at the United States Capitol in Washington or identified in scene photos.
“We don’t know the extent to the individual’s involvement,” Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney said about the inquiry. As more participants in Wednesday’s attempted insurrection are identified, their positions of power are being called to light. According to a new report, a Philadelphia police detective named Jennifer Gugger has been recognized as potentially taking place in the politically charged riot.
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