Pardon Tracker: Seattle Police Officers That Attended Rally Prior to Capitol Riot Revealed in Public Records
Sgt. Jacob Briskey, Sgt. Scotty Bach, Detective Michael Settle and Officer Jason Marchione were named as the Seattle police officers that attended the rally prior to the Capitol Riot.
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Sgt. Jacob Briskey, Sgt. Scotty Bach, Detective Michael Settle and Officer Jason Marchione were reportedly “named in public records” released last week as the members of the Seattle Police Department that attended the “Stop the Steal” rally prior to the attack on the U.S. Capitol building on January 6, 2021 — and have since “fought to keep their names out of the public.”
In Summerville, South Carolina, a county chapter of the John Birch Society hosted an event featuring pardoned Capitol Rioters Sharon and Thomas Caldwell, who reportedly “shared their experiences navigating the legal system and rebuilding their lives.”
Trevor Cain, who pleaded guilty for charges related to his participation in the Capitol Riot, reportedly helped organize an event hosted by the Hancock County Republican Party event which included several pardoned Capitol Rioters as featured speakers.
During an interview with the The Wall Street Journal, Cain said that many pardoned Capitol Rioters have found a new mission: “Let the public know what actually happened.”
In Amarillo, Texas, the local Republican Party held an event which included a pardoned Capitol Rioter as a featured speaker. Larry Brock was originally sentenced to 2-years in prison for his participation in the Capitol Riot, and was awaiting re-sentencing when Trump issued sweeping pardons for Capitol Rioters.
Stewart Rhodes, the founder of the far right militia group the Oath Keepers and pardoned Capitol Rioter, reportedly issued a warning that “Trump faces ‘trouble’ over not releasing documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case,” and told a crowd of supporters that “it’s really disheartening to see President Trump just declare that to be a hoax.”
Stewart Parks, who was convicted and sentenced to 8-month in jail for his participation in the Capitol Riot, reportedly “announced his candidacy” for Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District at a Benton County Republican Party event.
Pardon Tracker is part of independent investigative journalism and data visualization project, investigating the pardons and commutations for individuals involved in the attack on the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021.
Media Coverage of Pardoned Capitol Rioters:
Trump Flouts Pardon Rules — and Costs Victims and Taxpayers More Than $1 Billion [The Marshall Project]
Names of Seattle police officers at Jan. 6 rally released [The Seattle Times]
Full list of SPD officers at Jan. 6 rally now public after records lawsuit dropped [My Northwest]
At Trump's insistence, GOP launches a new January 6 committee [CNN]
Trump Fumed About Republicans Stalling His Jan. 6 Probe Do-Over [Daily Beast]
After delay, House Republicans hope to launch new Jan. 6 probe [Roll Call]
House GOP launches new select subcommittee on the Jan. 6 attack [Politico]
So much for ‘looking forward’: Republicans launch yet another Jan. 6 probe [MSNBC]
Jan. 6 riot attorney sues over dismissal [Associated Press]
Bondi Sued by ‘Exemplary’ DOJ Officials Fired After Working on Jan. 6 Prosecutions [Daily Beast]
Prosecutor of Jan 6 Capitol riot cases sues Justice dept over his firing [Business Standard]
'We should all be terrified': Fired DOJ official sues Trump admin for wrongful termination [MSNBC]
Proud Boys sue DOJ: Will taxpayers be forced to pay millions to extremists? [HateWatch]
Freed Oath Keepers Founder Warns Trump Over Epstein Cover-Up [Daily Beast]
Oath Keepers Founder Pardoned By Trump Warns Of ‘Trouble’ Over Lack Of Epstein Files [Huffington Post]
Oath Keepers founder freed by Trump warns of more Epstein pain [Axios]
Oath Keepers Founder Stewart Rhodes Sounds Alarm on Trump and Epstein [Mediaite]
'I deserve to go to prison and so does Donald Trump': Jan. 6 rioter who chugged wine during insurrection seeks to formally refuse pardon [Law & Crime]
