Tom Jackman

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Ex-Capitol Police officer sentenced to home detention in Jan. 6 case

By: Tom Jackman

Michael A. Riley was found guilty of deleting his messages with man who was at the Capitol and later arrested

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EPA investigator named as new U.S. Park Police chief

By: Tom Jackman

Jessica M. Taylor will take over the agency next month.

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U.S. agrees to $5 million settlement over police killing of Bijan Ghaisar

By: Tom Jackman

The deal to settle the family's lawsuit over the 2017 police shooting of Ghaisar still must be approved by a judge.

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Former FBI supervisor arrested in connection with Jan. 6 riot

By: Tom Jackman

Jared Wise entered the Capitol in the first wave Jan. 6, the FBI says, then confronted and cursed officers outside the building.

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Behind Trump’s musical tribute to some of the most violent Jan. 6 rioters

By: Tom Jackman, Isaac Arnsdorf, Meg Kelly, Rachel Weiner

As he seeks a return to the White House, Trump has intentionally and prominently embraced the cause of Jan. 6 prisoners, some of whom were the most violent that day.

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Did Jan. 6 defendants act ‘corruptly’? An appeals court weighs the question.

By: Rachel Weiner, Tom Jackman

Thomas Robertson argued a jury was wrongly instructed on what "corrupt intent" means.

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Capitol Police seek increased presence outside D.C. to handle threats

By: Tom Jackman, Camila Dechalus

A day after the attack on Gerald E. Connolly's staffers, the Capitol Police chief said he wants more field offices and money for local police to protect members.

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Marine is first active-duty military member convicted in Jan. 6 riot

By: Tom Jackman

Micah Coomer is one of five active-duty military members charged with entering the Capitol. Four are Marines, and three work in intelligence gathering.

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Rioter pictured with a foot on a desk in Pelosi’s office gets 4.5 years

By: Tom Jackman

Richard 'Bigo' Barnett gained fame for photo of his foot on desk in Pelosi's offices, but also carried 950,000-volt stun gun and menaced police, prosecutors said.

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Man found shot to death at Navy Yard Metro station

By: Tom Jackman

Metro Transit Police said they responded to a report of a shooting aboard a Green Line train about 11:45 a.m., and found a victim at the Navy Yard station.