Anyway, our old pal Pamela Geller is still whining and spewing as best she can since it seems she's rightfully been banned in many places. Her only good moment was yelling at Orly Taitz. Pam seems to have forgotten who was president on January 6. Here's her post about Ashlii Babbitt via Epoch Times:
https://www.theepochtimes.com/mkt_app/a ... 45674.htmlDemocrat Murder Victim Ashli Babbitt’s Family Sues to Learn Identity of Officer Who Shot Her
By Pamela Geller - on June 8, 2021
DEMOCRATS: PARTY OF TREASON
The cover-up of Babbit’s murder is the hallmark of a totalitarian state.
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Ashli Babbitt’s Family Sues to Learn Identity of Officer Who Shot Her
From Epoch Times, June 7, 2021:
The Metropolitan Police Department is being sued by the family of Ashli Babbitt to learn the identity of the law enforcement officer who fatally shot her in Washington on Jan. 6. In a 7-page document filed this week in District of Columbia court, relative Aaron Babbitt asked a judge to compel the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD), Washington’s police force, to search for and hand over records he asked for in a Freedom of Information Act request.
The records include video footage of the shooting of Ashli Babbitt inside the U. S. Capitol, documents that identify the officer who shot her, and police training records of said officer. The plaintiff submitted the request on April 21 and the MPD acknowledged receipt on the same day, according to the lawsuit. But as of June 4, the department has failed to produce the requested records or demonstrate that they are lawfully exempt from production. Under Washington code, the MPD was required to do one or the other within 15 business days, or by May 12.
Alleging a violation of the Freedom of Information Act, Aaron Babbitt is asking the court through his lawyer, Terrell Roberts, to order MPD to conduct searches for all of the records requested and order the defendants to produce by a certain date all non-exempt records, as well as blocking the police agency from continuing to withhold the records.
The lawsuit should be merged with a similar action filed by the watchdog group Judicial Watch, the filing states. An MPD spokeswoman told The Epoch Times in an email that the department does not comment on pending litigation. The U. S. Capitol Police and the law firm representing the officer who shot Babbitt did not return requests for comment. The officer who killed Babbitt works for the U. S. Capitol Poli… (Read more)
CNBC's version:
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/06/08/capitol ... t-her.htmlCapitol rioter Ashli Babbitt's family sues for records on officer who fatally shot her
PUBLISHED TUE, JUN 8 20216:27 PM EDT UPDATED 2 HOURS AGO
KEY POINTS
The family of Capitol rioter Ashli Babbitt is suing to force Washington, D.C., to hand over records revealing the identity of the police officer who fatally shot her during the Jan. 6 invasion.
The litigation is separate from a forthcoming lawsuit in which Babbitt's family plans to demand "well above $10 million" from the U.S. Capitol Police, a lawyer for the family told CNBC.
The civil suit comes after the Department of Justice announced it would not pursue criminal charges against the officer, who has not been named by officials.
The family of Capitol rioter Ashli Babbitt is suing to force Washington, D.C., to hand over records revealing the identity of the police officer who fatally shot her during the Jan. 6 invasion. The family is also demanding access to video footage of the shooting, witness statements and documents gathered during the Metropolitan Police Department's investigation of the incident, according to the lawsuit. The litigation is separate from a forthcoming lawsuit in which Babbitt's family plans to demand "well above $10 million" from the U.S. Capitol Police, a lawyer for the family told CNBC. The civil suit, filed last week in the Superior Court of the District of Columbia, comes more than a month after the Department of Justice announced it would not pursue criminal charges against the Capitol police officer who fatally shot Babbitt. Days after that mid-April decision was unveiled, Babbitt's husband Aaron Babbitt filed a request for records from the MPD under the Freedom of Information Act, according to the lawsuit. But the police department has "failed to comply" with the FOIA request, the lawsuit says, by missing a May 12 deadline to either provide the materials to Aaron Babbitt or notify him that he would not be given access to them.
A spokesman for the MPD declined CNBC's request for a statement, saying that the department does not comment on pending litigation. Babbitt family lawyer Terrell Roberts said in an email Tuesday that the purpose of the FOIA suit is to uncover the findings of the probe and the shooter's identity. Roberts also said that a yet-to-be-filed lawsuit, which will demand millions in recovery from losses, "does not hinge on the current FOIA action against DC's police department." That forthcoming legal action will allege the USCP violated Babbitt's constitutional right against the use of excessive force "and possibly failure to train, discipline and supervise the officer who killed Babbitt," Roberts told CNBC in a previous email.
The lawsuit will seek "an amount well above $10 million" in recovery from losses, he said. Babbitt, a 35-year-old Air Force veteran, was one of hundreds of former President Donald Trump's supporters who stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6. The invasion derailed the confirmation of President Joe Biden's electoral victory and forced a joint session of Congress into hiding. The break-in followed Trump insisting at a nearby rally that his followers should march to the Capitol and pressure Republicans not to accept the results of the election. The invasion resulted in five deaths. MPD's Internal Affairs Division, along with two civil rights offices within the U.S. Attorney's Office for the D.C., "conducted a thorough investigation" into Babbitt's shooting, the Justice Department said in an April 14 press release. Those teams sifted through video footage on social media, the autopsy results and statements from the officer who fired the gun and others on the scene, the DOJ said.
"Based on that investigation, officials determined that there is insufficient evidence to support a criminal prosecution," the DOJ said. "The investigation revealed no evidence to establish beyond a reasonable doubt that the officer willfully committed a violation" of a federal criminal civil rights statute, the press release said. Babbitt and a group of rioters gained access to a hallway outside the Speaker's Lobby, which leads to the House chamber. She tried to climb head first through the broken glass window of a door separating the hallway from the lobby, which had been barricaded from the inside with furniture. Other members of the crowd had broken out chunks of glass on the doors while pounding on them "with their hands, flagpoles, helmets, and other objects," the DOJ's press release said.
An officer inside the lobby who had drawn his service pistol shot Babbitt once in the left shoulder, causing her to fall backward onto the floor. She was tended to by a USCP emergency response team before being transported to Washington Hospital Center, where she died, the DOJ said. On the far right, Babbitt is now being cast as a martyr. A crowdfunding page for Babbitt's "official memorial" has raised more than $90,000 since it was created, purportedly by her sister in law, three days after the invasion. A pro-Babbitt group held a rally in California state capitol over the weekend, reportedly clashing with another group that had gathered to memorialize Breonna Taylor, who was fatally shot by police in her Louisville apartment in March 2020. An initial scheduling conference in the FOIA lawsuit is set for Sept. 3 at 9:30 a.m. before Judge Florence Pan.
Meanwhile, NY Post:
https://nypost.com/2021/01/14/ashli-bab ... -throuple/Ashli Babbitt, Air Force vet killed at Capitol, was in a ‘throuple’: reports
By Tamar LapinJanuary 14, 2021 | 3:54pm | Updated
The Air Force veteran fatally shot by police during last week’s US Capitol riot had been in a “throuple” with her husband and their live-in girlfriend, according to reports. Ashli Babbitt, 35, and her husband, Aaron Babbitt, 39, lived with their 29-year-old gal pal Kayla Joyce in San Diego, New York Magazine’s Intelligencer reported. “I thought she was just going to a rally,” Joyce, who has known the married couple for about a year, said of Ashli. “It was extremely unlike her to put herself in that position.”
During last Wednesday’s mayhem, Ashli was killed as she tried to climb through a smashed window in a panel beside a barricaded door in the Capitol building. Joyce said she and Aaron found out about Ashli’s death “through the news. Through live television.” “I actually saw it first on video when I was on the phone with multiple hospitals trying to find her,” she told the website.
Despite shacking up with Ashli and her husband, Joyce said she didn’t follow her girlfriend on Twitter and didn’t know about her fierce belief in QAnon conspiracy theories, the report said.