BREAKING: Law Enforcement Had “At Least 40” Undercover Informants On January 6th

On Wednesday, Roger Roots, the lawyer for defendant Dominic Pezzola, revealed that there were at least 40 undercover informants working as part of law enforcement agencies to conduct surveillance among defendants on January 6th.

Pezzola, an American Proud Bois member, is in jail and faces charges including seditious conspiracy for his involvement in the Capitol riot on January 6th. On Thursday, Pezzola’s defense filed a motion to reveal all undercover informants related to the January 6 case.

The filed document said thatthere were multiple undercover law enforcement officers present during the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol, with at least 40 undercover informants or agents conducting surveillance among the defendants.

Roots said, “Some of these undercover Metro officers marched with the Proud Boi march, and some appear to have played roles of instigators, in that they are seen on body-worn videos chanting ‘Go! Go!,’ ‘Stop the Steal!,’ and ‘Whose house? Our house!’ on Jan. 6. Others generally followed demonstrators toward the Capitol.”

The FBl has acknowledged the presence of eight confidential human sources (CHSs) among the Proud Bois, but it is now known that at least two other agencies had more undercover agents, informants, and CHSs than the FBI.

The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) had at least 13 plainclothes agents, while Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) had 19 CHSs. Some of the undercover officers belonging to the MPD are seen on video and in private texts instigating the crowd to storm the Capitol.

The scope and scale of the undercover government operations on January 6th could have impacted the defense strategies if defense counsel had known about it earlier. The government is accused of withholding exculpatory information, and defense lawyers argue that the newly disclosed information supports the Proud Bois’ assessment of antifa prior to January 6th.

The defense claims they are entitled to know every Homeland Security Investigations CHS operating among Proud Bois and Capitol protestors on Jan. 6th.

https://trendingpoliticsnews.com/breaking-law-enforcement-had-at-least-40-undercover-informants-on-january-6th-mace/

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The ClA

>>18653076

KiIl is banned? So we can't say ChiIdren, or KiIl? What else? FBl, ClA, etc?

>>18653078

MAGA!

>>18653087

I heard we couldn't say vioIence or vioIent or vioIently either.

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Larry had the skiIls to get the respect to get to say whatever he wanted to say. I've heard of Bill Laimbeer and Bill Walton doing the same thing. Specifically Bill Walton when Kareem kept eIbowing him. He laid him out and stood over him and said "EIbow me again N" er!" or something to that effect.

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I kept having to edit this post. You can't say "skiIls" here either.

>>18653170

I posted at the top of the bread. I had to edit "b0y" for every single instance of "Proud Bois"

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Hee hee hee… I had no choice. It was either "bois" or "b0ys".

Putin's Popularity Reaches Record High in the U.S.—Poll

Russian President Vladimir Putin's popularity in the United States has reached its highest point since 2020, years before his troops invaded Ukraine, according to new data.

The Kremlin leader's popularity among Americans, as of the first quarter of 2023, stands at 21 percent, according to pollster YouGov. In the first quarter of 2021, Putin's popularity hovered at 15 percent, and shortly after Russia began the war with Ukraine, it was registered at 17 percent.

Moscow's troops crossing into Ukraine in February 2022 was met with condemnation from Western countries, including the U.S. At the time, President Joe Biden said the Kremlin had "chosen a premeditated war that will bring a catastrophic loss of life and human suffering."

https://www.newsweek.com/vladimir-putin-popularity-us-record-high-poll-1793000