The central detention facility is located in the capital, two miles east of the American Capitol Building, and about half a mile below the Anakostia River from the definition RFK. The execution of the electric chair, and hanging before, was done in the corners of the dining rooms. Many of the convicts or who are waiting for the trial In storming the Capitol building January 6 has been held there for the past many years. For some time, they all occupied the same room – some called it “Patriot Wing” – where they were singing the national anthem together every night. Trump added their Kurali’s offer to his MA-A-Lago IPAD runlist and played it in his career.
During the past year, when I visited one of the sites from time to time Night protest Outside the facility, where the families of the so -called J6 brings to prayer and receiving calls were gathering from the inside, I was often one of the only people who attended. For nearly a thousand days, a small group met under the destroyed building, pending Donald Trump To be re -elected, and then pardon their family members. Sometimes, the whole thing looked a little bit. Nicole Revit, whose husband, Jay, a Thrieh Persre, was the first rioter to be tried, to Washington after he was sentenced. (Jay stood on the staircase of the Capitol building, wearing a neck, shield for the body, amplifier and pistol; Jackson was the one who delivered Jay to the FBI
After Jay, his daughter Biton said in front of a crowd outside the court hall that Trump should take responsibility and deserve life imprisonment. (I wrote to the court: “I really managed to see how my father and personality arrogance fell on his knees when President Trump spoke, and you can say that he listened to Trump’s words as if he was really talking to him.” Nicole and her two daughters, Sarah and Beiton, in the protest, Their family life became closely related to the result of the 2024 elections. Nicole moved to Micky Wittouft, whose daughter Ashley Babit was shot down when she tried to enter the spokesperson on the sixth day. Their house, nicknamed “Eagle Nest”, has become a place for the families of the accused who are visiting Washington.
Monday night, a few hours after Trump’s inauguration, in the Capitol Rotonda Hall – the same room that his supporters stormed a little more than four years ago – he excused all rioters on January 6. While donors and guests were dancing at opening parties throughout the city, crowds of supporters gathered off the prison to demand the release of members of the J6 family. A side of the capital police officers climbed the entrance to the facility physically.
Paul Ingresia, the new White House contact official at the Ministry of Justice, left a black neck to go to the Capital Prison. Inkrasia spoke to the audience with its official suit and fragrance. He announced that the two brothers Andrew and Matthew Valentin, who were sentenced to a few days ago on charges of assaulting officers, would leave. (They pushed a barrier towards the officers and one of them tried to steal a stick.) Some prisoners appear to have been hoping to go out in time to drop the opening balls.
It seems that the crowd was expecting a cinematic moment in which all January 6 members come out of the facility as if they were in a mass escape from prison, pushing through the police line, joining their supporters and members of their families, and dancing to the tunes of the “Christian Youth Association” in the street. herb. But the next afternoon, they were still waiting. When she arrived, Nicole was crying with tears of joy and led a group of dance on the song “Trump Train”; Jay was released and was on his way to Washington. Ben Bullock, whose son and daughter were detained in the Capital Prison after accusing them of attacking law enforcement authorities and then escaping, came from Florida to restore his children. He waved the American flag and said: “Halleluia.”
However, the patience of the crowd, which was the size of a partisan block, has run out, so why was not allowed everyone to leave yet? Representatives of Freedom Gathering, Lauren Boubert and Elie Crane, driven from the Capitol building to ask the prison order to accelerate. Poibrt posted a personal photo from inside the facility:They were released now“He walked through the police line to the expected crowd.” According to Marshal, the United States, he deals with them one by one, and gets all the papers. I would like President Trump or Prosecutor Pam Bondi to intervene and help us here with the United States Marshall and make sure that this does not become an issue of papers. These men have already paid a lot of time, more time they should get ever. She invited the released prisoners to the Capitol building to take a tour.
Brandon Felos, who was released earlier this year and has lived in Washington since then. Fellows entered the Capitol building through a broken window, carrying Trump flag, and smoked a portion of the hashish in the office of a member of the Senate. After that, posted on the Internet: “My heart is happier with seeing these members terrified of their lives. Because of what they did and do in this country, I hope they will live in a permanent fear. ” (He is believed to have been arrested because he gave CNN his full name during a TV program on his way out of the Capitol building). The colleagues were wearing a protective jacket of migration, customs and a black mask. He told me that he remained awake overnight outside the prison, waiting for who will leave. He had lunch with Stewart RhodesThe leader of the department’s guards, whose eighteen -year -old Trump has reduced. (In December 2020, Rhodes suggested that Trump activated the rebellion law, so that the president could call Division keepers And the suppression of “coup” Biden; On the sixth day, the Capitol building did not enter, but rather, in the words of the prosecutors, as a “general who wipes his forces in the battlefield”, and managed a “quick response force” of militia men armed at the Comfort In Hotel in Virginia, which can be deployed if It was necessary. He wanted to join the expected families outside the prison.
With the extension of the afternoon, the capital officials began to issue parking violations for the fans who left their cars on the grass. Someone has gone to heating hands. The rented bus was suspended from work if a large group was released in one go. A mark in the window written on it.No man left behindOne of the women told me that she had heard a rumor that special planes were lended to rioters who were released in other parts of the country and wanted to come to Washington. Others were broadcast on the air, their frustration with continuous waiting and demanding the arrest of Morel Bawar, the mayor of Washington. There was there. Two men wearing a PROUD BOIYS equipment are hanging around.
A comprehensive pardon was a surprise even for Trump. Nicole has always told me that she believed that each case should be dealt with separately. In the midst of the crowd, one of the journalists was asking Rhodes about the perpetrators of the violent crimes. (More than a hundred and forty police officers were injured on January 6. David Dempsey, who was sentenced to twenty years in prison for the death of the officers and beaten them with furniture).
Rhodes asked about the perpetrators of violent crimes: “Well, are they tried?”
