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US President Donald Trump (Photo: Reuters/Kevin Lamarque)
In Indiana, the deputy sheriff shot a man whom President Donald Trump had pardoned last week in the Capitol’s storm in 2021.
According to the Associated Press and NBC News, 42-year-old Matthew Gattl was fatally injured on January 26 after his car was stopped by police Jasper.
According to law enforcement officers, a quarrel arose during an attempt between Gattl and Sheriff’s deputy sheriff, during which the suspect resisted and had a firearm. As a result, the officer opened the fire. The reason for the stopping of the car is not disclosed, but the investigation has begun.
Sheriff Patrick Williamson stated that the fired officer was sent on a paid administrative leave in accordance with the department’s policy.
In 2023, Matthew Gattla was sentenced to six months of imprisonment after he found himself guilty of unlawful entry into the Capitol’s building during the riots on January 6, 2021.
It is noted that the man went to Washington with his uncle for a rally in support of Trump and was in the Capitol building for about 16 minutes, writing it on video.
On January 22, the CNN TV channel, who participated in the Capitol’s assault in 2020, refused to take pardon from President Donald Trump. She stated that it would be “a blow to the face of the Capitol police and the rule of law.”
Storm of the Capitol with Trump supporters on January 6, 2021 – what is known
On January 6, 2021, the US Congress gathered for a meeting to approve the victory of Democrat Joe Baiden in the presidential election. However, the meeting had to be interrupted as Donald Trump’s supporters broke into the Congress building.
Shortly before, during or immediately after the storm, the Capitol died five people, more than 100 police were injured.
After the storm in the Capitol, a joint meeting of the two houses of the Congress resumed, which officially approved the results of the presidential election and the victory of Biden.
On January 13, the House of Representatives approved the Trump impeachment resolution. The case was transferred to the Senate, which in a month found him innocent in inciting the assault of the Capitol. There were no 10 votes for impeachment.
According to the media, in early August 2021, four police officers who opposed the Capitol’s invaders committed suicide.
According to the US Ministry of Justice, within 32 months after the storm, the Capitol was detained 1146 people, 657 of them found guilt and concluded agreements with the investigation. The courts managed to make 623 sentences – the two accused were fully justified, 41 partially, 378 were punished by imprisonment.