Hilarious because after that idiot made the bonehead call to his ex-girlfriend via cell phone and calling her a moron... She turned his dumb ass in to the police. It's just amazing how many of those idiots went to social media to brag about what they were doing as it was occurring in real time and then what was done after they did it. I think the police should be offering rewards and putting photos of the insurrectionists on those "crime stopper" shows...that should catch +100 more of them. wrbtrader
The probably thought their fearless leader trump was going to be happy and protect them.. Those fucktards never even raised an eyebrown when trump siad he would march with them and then got into his car and left like a bone spurred coward
Yeah, they were not smart enough to pick up that clue that they were on their own after Trump stated he would march with them to the Capitol but actually never did. Then again, he's not very good at being a "Leader"...I'm not surprise he ran a different direction. wrbtrader
Well they have the "Wanted" posters/pictures on-line at the FBI website... https://www.fbi.gov/wanted/capitol-violence
I'm guessing Disney are working on a new blockbuster fim with Trump as lead character. Then the creation of a Capitol Hill theme Park where you can smash windows, dodge plastic bullets, rage at will and wave flags. Trumpard kids will love it, especially the end bit with bedtime stories where Biden is the villain.
Sandwich Nazi actual Nazi... “Sandwich Nazi” Charged in Assault on Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick George Pierre Tanios owns a Morgantown, West Virginia, shop named Sandwich University. https://www.washingtonian.com/2021/...ult-on-capitol-police-officer-brian-sicknick/ Authorities have charged two men with assaulting Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick during the insurrection attempt at the US Capitol on January 6. George Pierre Tanios of Morgantown, West Virginia, and Julian Elie Khater of Pennsylvania are charged with spraying Sicknick and two other officers with bear spray. Sicknick died January 7 from injuries he sustained while trying to protect the Capitol from fans of President Trump who believed his lies about why he lost reelection last November. According to an application for a search warrant, a FBI special agent observed Tanios and Khater in surveillance footage of the assault. Khater told Tanios “Give me that bear shit,” the warrant reads, and Tanios replied, “Hold on, hold on, not yet, not yet… it’s still early.” That transaction, the FBI alleges, “reveals that the two were working in concert and had a plan to use the toxic spray against law enforcement.” The warrant says the other officers sprayed were a Capitol Police officer named C. Edwards and a DC police officer named D. Chapman, who was wearing a camera. All were temporarily blinded, and Edwards reported scabbing on her eyes that lasted for weeks. Tipsters helped the FBI identify Khater and Tanios, who, according to the warrant, posted a photo of himself in the Capitol wearing a sweatshirt with the name of Sandwich University, his business in Morgantown. Tanios’s Instagram page identifies him as “George Pierre Tanios aka @thesandwichnazi.” He wore the same sweatshirt in his Facebook profile photo, the warrant notes. Tanios also uses the name “kingofthefatsandwich” in social media. Tanios has trademarked Sandwich University, “Sandwich U,” and “King of the Fat Sandwich,” according to a United States Patent and Trademark Office database. A 2014 BuzzFeed article described Sandwich University as a “drunk person’s paradise” and recommended the entire menu for its innovations in fried food. The Fat Freshman, for instance, is a sandwich comprising cheesesteak; chicken tenders; bacon; mozzarella sticks, and “secret sauce.” A May 2019 post from Tanios’s Instagram page spotlights a one-star review that appears to describe him as resembling Donald Trump, if he were a restaurant manager. Tanios says it’s “To epic not to share” and includes the hashtag “#Dontletpoliticsdivideus.” One witness who identified Tanios to the FBI said a tipster was engaged in a “legal dispute with TANIOS where TANIOS reportedly embezzled $435,000 from their former business,” according to the warrant. Neither Tanios nor Khater have been charged with Sicknick’s death. As the Washington Post notes, Sicknick’s autopsy results are not yet available, so his death cannot yet be considered a homicide. The Capitol Police union says 139 officers were injured in the assault on the Capitol, and four people died in addition to Sicknick.
Timothy Hale-Cusanelli is among the latest arrests in the storming of the Capitol on January 6, 2021. Unlike some of the other insurrectionists, Hale-Cusanelli's list of prior offenses was extensive. He was easily recognized during the storming of the Capitol due to his Hitler-esque mustache. To make matters worse, Hale-Cusanelli—an Army reservist—worked as a security contractor at the New Jersey Naval Weapons Station which gave him access to privileged information, including information that would have been useful to someone wishing to infiltrate a top-security building. Since he was recognized in insurrection footage, 44 of Hale-Cusanelli's coworkers and other connections have come forward with information about a man they've deemed sexist, racist, antisemitic and a White supremacist. Particularly shocking was Hale-Cusanelli's alleged statement to a coworker. He said: "[Adolf Hitler] should have finished the job [during the Holocaust]." Another coworker confirmed Hale-Cusanelli: "...constantly [denigrated Jewish people]."
I find it funny that a naval base woudl have this guy as a contractor and there was no background check at all...