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Wiz Imp

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14. Right. The Crime is NOT erased from the records so I don't know how he can't still be considered a crime victim
Sat Jan 25, 2025, 02:58 PM
Jan 25

I found this article about him seeking protection and it says nothing about it being turned down.

https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/betrayed-former-dc-officer-seeks-protection-after-jan-6-attackers-pardoned/3821489/

As a D.C. police officer, Mike Fanone devoted more than 20 years to protecting his neighbors. Now, he's trying to protect himself and his family.

Fanone went to the Prince William County Courthouse on Tuesday to seek protective orders against the five men who pleaded guilty to violently assaulting him during the Jan. 6, 2021 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.

"The fact that I have to do this, to try to afford my family some degree of protection, is outrageous," Fanone said. "But we are in an age of government lawlessness."

Among those pardoned were the five men who pleaded guilty to dragging Fanone into the crowd of rioters, beating him and shocking him with a stun-gun device.

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You know, they will come looking for him, after they get done, beating up their own families Walleye Jan 25 #1
Yup. His mother had dog poop thrown at her tulipsandroses Jan 25 #3
The problem is there seems to be nobody left to ask these questions and pin them down on the answers. They will be like Walleye Jan 25 #5
Yup, the MAGAts sure "back the blue", don't they. RandomNumbers Jan 25 #12
The Reid Out on Thursday interviewed Capitol Police officers IzzaNuDay Jan 25 #2
Why are we putting up with this? This man was doing his duty and is now subject to abuse Stargazer99 Jan 25 #4
Shame Baron2024 Jan 25 #6
That's because Trump thinks he was the real victim. surfered Jan 25 #7
Maybe it's time - or past time - for Trump to experience what being a real victim is. wnylib Jan 25 #11
Stand your ground Mr Fanone. NoMoreRepugs Jan 25 #8
So fucked up. Shame is not something they are capable of. Shame surrounds US since the orange blob won? in 2016 Evolve Dammit Jan 25 #9
My cousin was there for the festivities that day. czarjak Jan 25 #10
Pardons don't erase the crime VMA131Marine Jan 25 #13
Right. The Crime is NOT erased from the records so I don't know how he can't still be considered a crime victim Wiz Imp Jan 25 #14
OK. This video clarifies it a little. Wiz Imp Jan 25 #15
I don't doubt anything he said. The guy has always been a straight shooter. tulipsandroses Jan 25 #19
Trump is trying to format a second Civil War of sorts. hadEnuf Jan 25 #16
So what do we do now? mdbl Jan 25 #17
Why isn't the media covering this shameful ruling? red dog 1 Jan 25 #18
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