https://www.huffpost.com/entry/january-6-insurrection-supreme-court_n_66185128e4b011e99abd790e
The Supreme Court May Throw Out Hundreds Of Jan. 6 Convictions
On Jan. 6, 2021, Joseph Fischer allegedly entered the U. S. Capitol, along with more than 2,000 others, in the effort to stop the counting of the electoral votes that was already underway
Fischer wasn’t there in his official capacity as a police officer with the North Cornwall Township Police Department in Pennsylvania. He was there to, per text messages he sent that were later cited in a filing by Department of Justice lawyers, “take democratic congress to the gallows.”
“Can’t vote if they can’t breathe.. lol,” Fischer allegedly wrote in another text message about his plans before Jan. 6.
Fischer, per federal charging documents, pushed his way into the building with yells of “Charge!” Once inside, he crashed into a line of police officers, according to a cell phone video he recorded. Fischer and at least one police officer were knocked to the ground. Police removed him four minutes later.
Later identified by one of his coworkers, Fischer was arrested by federal officers on Feb. 19, 2021. He was charged with multiple felonies, but has still yet to go to trial. That’s because he’s appealed one of his charges all the way to the Supreme Court, which will hear arguments on April 16.
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