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Pa. man and another charged with assaulting police in Capitol insurrection ordered jailed pending trial

Julian Khater and George Tanios have pleaded not guilty to the 10 counts against them, including assaulting an officer and conspiracy to injure an officer. The men are accused of using pepper spray on police who were defending the Capitol on Jan. 6, an assault that prosecutors say was timed to help rioters break through police lines and storm the building.

By NPR

Feds release videos of Pennsylvania man charged in police assault during Capitol riot

Part of the body camera footage is slowed down to show the moments that Brian Sicknick and another officer are sprayed.

By The Associated Press

Pennsylvania man charged in Capitol insurrection for spraying officers asks to be released on bail

In the pretrial motion – his attorney argues the charges against him center around a “limited and isolated” incident.

By Julia Agos/WITF

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Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick died of natural causes, medical examiner rules

In an interview, Office of Chief Medical Examiner, Dr. Francisco Diaz, told The Washington Post that Sicknick suffered two strokes.
By Tim Lambert/WITF

Pa. man and another charged in assault of Capitol officer who died after the Jan. 6th insurrection

Julian Khater, 32, of Pennsylvania, and George Tanios, 39, of Morgantown, W.Va., were arrested Sunday.

By The Associated Press

Brian Sicknick, Capitol police officer killed by Capitol mob, lies in honor in Rotunda

Only four people have previously had the distinction of lying in honor in the Capitol Rotunda, the term reserved for those who were not government or military officials.

By NPR