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I seen one, must have been around 6 foot, 260-80lbs.
when they still had the metal railings lined up, he took a axe chop swing with his baton at a patriot. smashed his down onto the railing full force where he was holding the baton, he stepped away and pulled his hand away in pain holding it close to his body.
Sicknick responded to Wednesday's riots and "was injured while physically engaging with protesters," Capitol Police said in a statement. "He returned to his division office and collapsed."
He was taken to a hospital, where he died at 9:30 p.m. Thursday, police said.
According to sources familiar with the matter, authorities believe Sicknick's death was driven by a medical condition. They're also investigating reports that he was attacked with a fire extinguisher or another item at the Capitol, sources said. So far, reports of an attack haven't been confirmed and authorities are hoping to locate video or other imagery from the scene.
Sicknick's family said in a statement, "Many details regarding Wednesday's events and the direct causes of Brian's injuries remain unknown and our family asks the public and the press to respect our wishes in not making Brian's passing a political issue."
Heard yetserday or today that a cop died, and the reason was something along the lines of he died from the result of what happened, not that he actually died at the protest.
Haven't heard anything about what his cause of death was nor can I even begin to think of what would have caused his death. If there was violence we would have seen it with all of the live streaming and footage going on. I saw things thrown at cops, but they all had helmets on, nobody had guns and only 4 people died that night, 3 from natural causes.
So if a cop really died it would have happened AFTER the 6th but still maybe as a result of the 6th, but again, I feel like we should know what happened to lead up to it.
Here it says he returned to his division office and collapsed. Clearly not at the protest. And then authorities believe his death was driven by a medical condition.
Sicknick responded to Wednesday's riots and "was injured while physically engaging with protesters," Capitol Police said in a statement. "He returned to his division office and collapsed."
He was taken to a hospital, where he died at 9:30 p.m. Thursday, police said.
According to sources familiar with the matter, authorities believe Sicknick's death was driven by a medical condition. They're also investigating reports that he was attacked with a fire extinguisher or another item at the Capitol, sources said. So far, reports of an attack haven't been confirmed and authorities are hoping to locate video or other imagery from the scene.
Sicknick's family said in a statement, "Many details regarding Wednesday's events and the direct causes of Brian's injuries remain unknown and our family asks the public and the press to respect our wishes in not making Brian's passing a political issue."
Mediaite reached out to Capitol Police communications director Eva Malecki upon seeing several conflicting reports after the story had become the top trending topic on Twitter. Malecki promptly responded with a statement to Mediaite saying that the reports are not accurate and that “no USCP officers have passed away”:
Media reports regarding the death of a United States Capitol Police (USCP) officer are not accurate. Although some officers were injured and hospitalized yesterday, no USCP officers have passed away.
We ask that our officers’ and their families’ privacy be respected at this time. Should a statement become necessary, the Department will issue one at the appropriate time.
You'd know if they were hurt. They'd be on every news outlet crying about it nonstop
It was probably some fat fuck captain who chocked while scarfing down donuts.
I seen one, must have been around 6 foot, 260-80lbs.
when they still had the metal railings lined up, he took a axe chop swing with his baton at a patriot. smashed his down onto the railing full force where he was holding the baton, he stepped away and pulled his hand away in pain holding it close to his body.
Sicknick responded to Wednesday's riots and "was injured while physically engaging with protesters," Capitol Police said in a statement. "He returned to his division office and collapsed."
He was taken to a hospital, where he died at 9:30 p.m. Thursday, police said.
According to sources familiar with the matter, authorities believe Sicknick's death was driven by a medical condition. They're also investigating reports that he was attacked with a fire extinguisher or another item at the Capitol, sources said. So far, reports of an attack haven't been confirmed and authorities are hoping to locate video or other imagery from the scene.
Sicknick's family said in a statement, "Many details regarding Wednesday's events and the direct causes of Brian's injuries remain unknown and our family asks the public and the press to respect our wishes in not making Brian's passing a political issue."
https://www.yahoo.com/gma/capitol-police-officer-dies-injuries-045700773.html
Heard yetserday or today that a cop died, and the reason was something along the lines of he died from the result of what happened, not that he actually died at the protest.
Haven't heard anything about what his cause of death was nor can I even begin to think of what would have caused his death. If there was violence we would have seen it with all of the live streaming and footage going on. I saw things thrown at cops, but they all had helmets on, nobody had guns and only 4 people died that night, 3 from natural causes.
So if a cop really died it would have happened AFTER the 6th but still maybe as a result of the 6th, but again, I feel like we should know what happened to lead up to it.
Smells fishy.
Here it says he returned to his division office and collapsed. Clearly not at the protest. And then authorities believe his death was driven by a medical condition.
Sicknick responded to Wednesday's riots and "was injured while physically engaging with protesters," Capitol Police said in a statement. "He returned to his division office and collapsed."
He was taken to a hospital, where he died at 9:30 p.m. Thursday, police said.
According to sources familiar with the matter, authorities believe Sicknick's death was driven by a medical condition. They're also investigating reports that he was attacked with a fire extinguisher or another item at the Capitol, sources said. So far, reports of an attack haven't been confirmed and authorities are hoping to locate video or other imagery from the scene.
Sicknick's family said in a statement, "Many details regarding Wednesday's events and the direct causes of Brian's injuries remain unknown and our family asks the public and the press to respect our wishes in not making Brian's passing a political issue."
https://www.yahoo.com/gma/capitol-police-officer-dies-injuries-045700773.html
Mediaite reached out to Capitol Police communications director Eva Malecki upon seeing several conflicting reports after the story had become the top trending topic on Twitter. Malecki promptly responded with a statement to Mediaite saying that the reports are not accurate and that “no USCP officers have passed away”:
Media reports regarding the death of a United States Capitol Police (USCP) officer are not accurate. Although some officers were injured and hospitalized yesterday, no USCP officers have passed away.
We ask that our officers’ and their families’ privacy be respected at this time. Should a statement become necessary, the Department will issue one at the appropriate time.