Biden DOJ Quietly Planning to Prosecute Roughly 1,000 New People on Jan. 6 Charges: Report

[mystery-ak]

 Katelynn Richardson  March 16, 2023 at 7:32am

The Department of Justice is gearing up to prosecute up to 1,000 more people on charges related to the Jan. 6 Capitol incursion, according to a letter from a U.S. attorney obtained by Bloomberg.

United States Attorney for the District of Columbia Matthew Graves sent a one-page letter to Chief Judge of the D.C. District Court Beryl Howell on Oct. 28, estimating cases could be filed for between 700 and 1,200 additional defendants as the department was already near making its 900th arrest, Bloomberg reported.

Nearly 1,000 arrests have been made as of Tuesday, including 919 defendants who have been charged with entering a restricted federal building or grounds and 326 charged with “assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers or employees,” according to the DOJ.

“We expect the pace of bringing new cases will increase, in an orderly fashion, over the course of the next few months,” Graves told Howell, according to Bloomberg. Graves noted that predicting future cases is “incredibly difficult” given the “nature and the complexity of the investigation,” adding at the end that estimates may change as the office evaluates “changing resources and circumstances.”

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[Wingnut]

The Department of Justice is gearing up to prosecute up to 1,000

They spelled "persecute" wrong.

[mountaineer]

Not that many people entered the Capitol or its grounds. They're overreaching.

[dfwgator]

Not that many people entered the Capitol or its grounds. They're overreaching.

This is their "Reichstag Fire", next comes "The Enabling Act".

[Sighlass]

Not that many people entered the Capitol or its grounds. They're overreaching.

Think it mentioned charging those that interacted with police on Capital grounds.

[mountaineer]

I know of two people who attended the rally and then walked to the Capitol - never crossing the barricades or getting near the fences - and as soon as they saw the Antifas/feds exiting the buses in lockstep (signalled by a flashbang-type device), they turned and walked away because they thought trouble may ensue. It's hard not to suspect this utterly corrupt administration would like to ensnare them, too, even though they did absolutely nothing illegal.

Memo to observing FBI: No, I cannot provide names and addresses.

[sneakypete]

Just  out of curiosity,do any of you personally know anyone that  actually thinks Biden is in charge of anything?

Can any of you  even guess who is really in charge in the  background  and pulling the strings?

MY best GUESS is Bubba.

[Right_in_Virginia]

Alex Bruesewitz
@alexbruesewitz

President @realDonaldTrump met with family members of J6 political prisoners the other night.

One of them was @GeriPerni. Geri’s nephew was a peaceful protestor who ended up committing suicide because of the unfair charges against him.

Trump cares about these families deeply.



1:26 PM · Mar 24, 2023

[bigheadfred]

Shouldn't be much longer that being anywhere in the vicinity on any given day is a Capiitol offense.

[sneakypete]

Shouldn't be much longer that being anywhere in the vicinity on any given day is a Capiitol offense.

@bigheadfred

Not if you have a badge or the proper internal travel passports stamped by one of the proper authoritays.

[mountaineer]

Shouldn't be much longer that being anywhere in the vicinity on any given day is a Capiitol offense.

Right after 1/6, they were trying to track down everyone who stayed in a DC area hotel, apparently assuming all hotel guests must have been insurrectionists.