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'''Ray Epps''' was the key federal agent and [[community organizer]] of the January 6, 2021 breach of the [[United States Capitol]].<ref>https://rumble.com/vqdg6g-ray-epps-quick-compilation-clips-update.html</ref> | '''Ray Epps''' was the key federal agent and [[community organizer]] of the January 6, 2021 breach of the [[United States Capitol]].<ref>https://rumble.com/vqdg6g-ray-epps-quick-compilation-clips-update.html</ref> | ||
| − | Epps actively orchestrated elements of the very first breach of the Capitol barricades at 12:50 p.m, while [[President Donald Trump]] across town still had 20 minutes left in his rally speech. Epps breach occurred one minute after Capitol Police responded to reports of two “pipe bombs” located at [[DNC]] and [[RNC]] headquarters as cover for leaving the Capital Police with fewer resources to respond to the initial breach. Epps spent the night before, January 5, and the morning of January 6 inciting peaceful protesters at multiple locations to “go into the Capitol.” | + | Epps actively orchestrated elements of the very first breach of the Capitol barricades at 12:50 p.m, while [[President Donald Trump]] was across town and still had 20 minutes left in his rally speech. Epps breach occurred one minute after Capitol Police responded to reports of two “pipe bombs” located at [[DNC]] and [[RNC]] headquarters as cover for leaving the Capital Police with fewer resources to respond to the initial breach. Epps spent the night before, January 5, and the morning of January 6 inciting peaceful protesters at multiple locations to “go into the Capitol.” |
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Revision as of 11:22, December 22, 2021
Ray Epps was the key federal agent and community organizer of the January 6, 2021 breach of the United States Capitol.[1]
Epps actively orchestrated elements of the very first breach of the Capitol barricades at 12:50 p.m, while President Donald Trump was across town and still had 20 minutes left in his rally speech. Epps breach occurred one minute after Capitol Police responded to reports of two “pipe bombs” located at DNC and RNC headquarters as cover for leaving the Capital Police with fewer resources to respond to the initial breach. Epps spent the night before, January 5, and the morning of January 6 inciting peaceful protesters at multiple locations to “go into the Capitol.”