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Rioter Who Gave Capitol Cop a Concussion Has Horrific History of Beating Women: Feds
A Pennsylvania man accused of assaulting several Capitol Police officers during the Jan. 6 insurrection—and leaving one with a concussion—has an “extensive history of violent and assaultive behavior” against women, prosecutors said Wednesday.
Ryan Samsel, 38, was charged in February with several crimes, including assaulting a federal officer, obstructing law enforcement, and obstructing a legal proceeding, after he was captured in videos and photos knocking over several officers as he attempted to storm the Capitol. Among the officers he assaulted was a female cop, who fell and hit her head on “the stairs behind her, resulting in a loss of consciousness,” according to a criminal complaint.
“Reviewing the police reports from these prior incidents reveals a pattern of Samsel not only threatening to kill others but coming extremely close to actually doing so,” the motion states. “The courts have repeatedly failed the public and these victims when it comes to Samsel. No condition or combination of conditions that could ensure the safety of the community if he were to be released.”
To prove their point, the motion details Samsel’s alarming history of violence, including one incident in 2006 when he ran a woman off the road because she owed him $60.
A year later, Samsel allegedly got into another man’s car and began beating him without warning.
In 2009, Samsel was also convicted of assault and reckless endangerment “after he held a victim against her will for five hours, choking her to the point of unconsciousness, pushing her, beating her, and chipping her teeth,” prosecutors stated. Three years later, Samsel was convicted on similar charges for allegedly “choking and beating his pregnant girlfriend.”
Prosecutors note Samsel’s seeming “disregard for the safety of others, the rule of law, and the democratic process” was also evident during his actions during the Jan. 6 siege. In several videos, Samsel is seen walking toward a barricade near the Capitol with another rioter, and immediately becoming confrontational with the officers standing guard.
(i always have the urge to laugh hysterically when i here a white person say that blacks act 'entitled'.)
A Pennsylvania man accused of assaulting several Capitol Police officers during the Jan. 6 insurrection—and leaving one with a concussion—has an “extensive history of violent and assaultive behavior” against women, prosecutors said Wednesday.
Ryan Samsel, 38, was charged in February with several crimes, including assaulting a federal officer, obstructing law enforcement, and obstructing a legal proceeding, after he was captured in videos and photos knocking over several officers as he attempted to storm the Capitol. Among the officers he assaulted was a female cop, who fell and hit her head on “the stairs behind her, resulting in a loss of consciousness,” according to a criminal complaint.
“Reviewing the police reports from these prior incidents reveals a pattern of Samsel not only threatening to kill others but coming extremely close to actually doing so,” the motion states. “The courts have repeatedly failed the public and these victims when it comes to Samsel. No condition or combination of conditions that could ensure the safety of the community if he were to be released.”
To prove their point, the motion details Samsel’s alarming history of violence, including one incident in 2006 when he ran a woman off the road because she owed him $60.
A year later, Samsel allegedly got into another man’s car and began beating him without warning.
In 2009, Samsel was also convicted of assault and reckless endangerment “after he held a victim against her will for five hours, choking her to the point of unconsciousness, pushing her, beating her, and chipping her teeth,” prosecutors stated. Three years later, Samsel was convicted on similar charges for allegedly “choking and beating his pregnant girlfriend.”
Prosecutors note Samsel’s seeming “disregard for the safety of others, the rule of law, and the democratic process” was also evident during his actions during the Jan. 6 siege. In several videos, Samsel is seen walking toward a barricade near the Capitol with another rioter, and immediately becoming confrontational with the officers standing guard.
(i always have the urge to laugh hysterically when i here a white person say that blacks act 'entitled'.)
