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A defense attorney conceded Friday that a former Virginia police officer broke the law when he entered the U.S. Capitol during last year's riot, encouraging a federal jury to convict him of misdemeanor offenses.
The jury in the case against Thomas "T.J." Robertson left the courtroom to begin deliberations just before noon.
After three days of prosecution evidence detailing what the former Rocky Mount police officer did, the defense presented two witnesses in less than 15 minutes Thursday afternoon and rested its
The jury in the case against Thomas "T.J." Robertson left the courtroom to begin deliberations just before noon.
A jury will decide Friday on whether former Rocky Mount, Virginia, officer Thomas Robertson is guilty of multiple felonies in the Capitol riot.