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There are no other details. Do you arrest anyone on site? If so, who do you arrest first?

Because we haven’t and they can. The cases where it’s alleged and handled outside court is unfortunately frequent and needs to be done away with.

Women are naturally hypergamous, women will divorce-rape men to improve their socioeconomic status, women only want to marry/date the top 1-10% of men, women can be figured out with evolutionary psychology, women will choose when to be traditional and/or feminist, women will go for the bad boy in their youth and settle for the beta after, women will cheat/divorce/break-up if their man bores them, women have extremely high unrealistic standards, women become crazy cat lady landwhale Karens once they hit the wall, women are extremely collectivist and emotional by nature, women will do anything to get validation and avoid accountability, women will make false rape and domestic violence accusations, women who have daddy issues end up becoming promiscuous airheads, women project their desires of men to men and wonder why men don't like them, women would rather date a broke man with high status than a rich man with low status, women will naturally beta-tize their man after marriage, women wait at the finish line and only pick the winners, women perpetuate the cycle of older men desiring younger women, women will prefer to be married with the nice guy and cuckold him with Chad, women will continue to be with other men using excuses like "girl's night out", women always have beta orbiters on the side in case shit hits the fan, women never truly outgrow the emotional maturity of adolescent to early adulthood, women care about men's height that cannot be changed but expect their weight that can be changed to be respected, women in the West are bigoted towards those in the East due to men chasing them, women will report men to HR if their advances are rejected

A man who attacked police officers defending the U. S. Capitol with their own chemical spray on Jan. 6, 2021, has been sentenced to more than 14 years in prison, the longest sentence yet for anyone convicted of participating in the violent pro-Trump riot.

Schwartz was convicted by a jury in December of four felony counts of assault on law enforcement, obstructing the vote count and related charges. Along with repeatedly turning pepper spray on police, Schwartz threw a metal chair at officers facing the mob at the mouth of a tunnel into the Capitol, causing their line to break. And he joined that mob as it pushed against the police, crushing one officer in a doorway.


He later bragged to friends that he “started a riot” by “throwing the first chair” and “stole” officers’ chemical sprays “and used it on them!”

The judge said he also took into account Schwartz’s long criminal history — 38 previous convictions, including at least 11 involving violence or threats of violence. At the time of the riot, Schwartz was on probation for domestic abuse and threatening domestic abuse.