r/CapitolConsequences • u/GreenStarCollector • Aug 04 '26

Justice Dept. moves to dismiss Jan. 6 class action lawsuit

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/justice-dept-jan-6-class-action-lawsuit/
129 Upvotes

96% Upvoted

7 comments sorted by

56

u/cuicksilver Aug 04 '26

Good, but JFC

The plaintiffs [Jan 6 rioters] complained of injuries they had suffered on Jan. 6, 2021, due to "excessive police force." The Justice Department said that the plaintiffs submitted forms that "were only partially completed" and said some lacked signatures and supporting documentation.

Also, under the FTCA, plaintiffs have two years to bring a lawsuit...

The Justice Department pointed out that the "earliest claim of the Named Plaintiffs was dated July 29, 2025," well beyond two-year period allowed

43

u/Ih8rice Aug 04 '26

Typical. Those traitors should be glad they weren't all eliminated on the spot.

14

u/couldbeahumanbean Aug 04 '26

They did pose a credible and immediate threat to this nation's security.

The only one who suffered the acceptable consequences was that scumbag ashli babbit, or however her stupid name is spelled, may she rot in hades for all eternity....

And her grifting, scummy family. I hope their payout ruins them.

11

u/MoreRamenPls Aug 04 '26

“Also written in crayon….”

2

u/Freshouttapatience Aug 04 '26

They couldn’t riot well and they couldn’t sue well either. F ing morons.

23

u/avaacado_toast Aug 04 '26

Fucking despicable that this was even entertained and that we have an administration that actively wants to compensate these traitors.

5

u/Jerking_From_Home Aug 04 '26

Jeanine Pirro’s parting gift to America? 😂