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Democracy CAPITOL VIOLENCE NEWS • Florida Man Who Sprayed Mace at Cops on Jan. 6 Gets Prison Time • New Jersey Man Who Wore Company Jacket Inside Capitol on Jan. 6 Pleads Guilty • Indiana Mother Faces Felony Charges After Storming U.S. Capitol With Her Son on Jan. 6 OTHER FBI NEWS • Raskin Launches

ison Time • New Jersey Man Who Wore Company Jacket Inside Capitol on Jan. 6 Pleads Guilty • Indiana Mother Faces Felony Charges After Storming U.S. Capitol With Her Son on Jan. 6 OTHER FBI NEWS • Raskin Launches Probe Into Closed DOJ Investigation of Trump-Egypt Ties • Continued Reporting: Oprah Winfr

, Palmer) also reported on the story. Former Arkansas Judge Convicted of Making False Statements to FBI KATV (ABC-7) (09/03, Solomon) reported that Thomas David Carruth, 64, of Clarendon, Arkansas has been convicted of one count of making false statements on Friday. The former Monroe County district court judge pre

Release The Washington Examiner (05/21, Deese, Green) reported that the public may soon know more about unanswered questions surrounding the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, an unexplained pipe bomb threat that day, and the state-backed effort to surveil President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign. According to the arti

judge, prosecutor, and defense attorney has now been sentenced to prison for making false statements to the FBI. According to reports, 64-year-old Thomas David Carruth served as an elected Monroe County district court judge and presided over both criminal and civil matters. The article added that reports say that i

Release The Washington Examiner (05/21, Deese, Green) reported that the public may soon know more about unanswered questions surrounding the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, an unexplained pipe bomb threat that day, and the state-backed effort to surveil President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign. According to the arti

judge, prosecutor, and defense attorney has now been sentenced to prison for making false statements to the FBI. According to reports, 64-year-old Thomas David Carruth served as an elected Monroe County district court judge and presided over both criminal and civil matters. The article added that reports say that i