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d a 45-month prison sentence for assaulting police officers with a chemical irritant during the January 6th Capitol riot. According to the article, Bishop's charges stem from his actions where he sprayed an orange chemical irritant at officers, temporarily blinding one and causing burning sensations to

nge chemical irritant at officers, temporarily blinding one and causing burning sensations to another. The article noted that when the FBI arrested Bishop and his wife, Tonya Bishop, at Marathon City Marina in the Florida Keys on Aug. 8, 2023, he stated that his arrest was "a bit overdramatic." Bishop

rg (09/03, Williams), New York Magazine (09/03, Prater), SCMP (09/04, Delaney), Gothamist (09/03, Campbell), Forbes (09/03, Roush), The Hill (09/03, Irwin), New York Daily News (09/03, Annese, Sommerfeldt), and National Review (09/03, Quinn). Trump to Plead Not Guilty to Charges in Revised U.S. Indict

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no was named Bishop of Scranton, replacing Bish- op Timlin. (Bishop Joseph Martino Dep. 10:5, July 13, 2006, Doc. 88-3.) Martino officially became Bishop on October 1, 2003. (Bishop Martino Dep. 11:9.) At some point early in his tenure, Bishop Martino became aware of the rumors and incidents invol

f the exact claim in December 2003, before the limitations period had expired. Moreover, Plaintiffs case is exactly the situation contemplated in Irwin where the initial complaint had a procedural defect, but was nevertheless filed within the limitations period. 498 U.S. at 96, 111 S.Ct. 453; Cha