(Credit: Revolver News)
Is the jig finally up for dirtbag Michael Byrd, the Capitol Police Captain who many believe murdered unarmed Ashli Babbit in cold blood on January 6?
Congress is opening up the Michael Byrd files… https://t.co/oP6efAUkSk
— Revolver News (@RevolverNewsUSA) November 26, 2024
This dirty cop, who has a history of disciplinary issues, including weapons infractions, was actually promoted after he shot and killed an unarmed female vet—the ultimate DEI move from the left.
In the aftermath, the Department of Justice conducted an investigation and concluded that Byrd would not face criminal charges, determining that his actions were justified under the circumstances. In August 2021, Byrd publicly identified himself and discussed the incident, expressing that he believed his actions saved lives that day.
In August 2023, Byrd was promoted to the rank of captain within the U.S. Capitol Police, recognizing his service and actions during the January 6 events.
Michael thinks he saved “countless” lives that day by killing young Ashli.
This buffoon is so reckless and dangerous that he once left his firearm unattended in a public area of the Capitol.
In addition to leaving his firearm laying around public areas, Lt. Michael Byrd has extremely poor firearm and trigger discipline. Here, he almost shot other Capitol Police and guards. One trip, one slip, that’s all it takes. pic.twitter.com/sePUItSUT2
— Raheem. (@RaheemKassam) August 27, 2021
The Capitol Police officer who fatally shot and murdered Ashli Babbitt on J6, Captain Michael Byrd, has a history of disciplinary issues, including firearm-related incidents, a suspension for losing his weapon, and failing an FBI background check.
LOCK HIM UP. pic.twitter.com/hLpKmkAn5F— 💋🇺🇸 Tallulah (@MtnMama406) November 21, 2024
Well, it seems that Byrd is back in the crosshairs, and this time, he won’t have the Biden regime’s DOJ to protect him.
Investigative reporter Paul Sperry shared an update on X, revealing that House Oversight investigators have set a deadline of December 12th for Capitol Police to hand over three years’ worth of electronic correspondence from Michael Byrd.
NEW: House Oversight investigators have given US Capitol Police until Dec. 4 to turn over all emails, texts +other messages from the cellphone, email account, computer +other devices used by unarmed Trump supporter Ashli Babbitt’s killer USCP Capt. Michael Byrd from 1/1/21-1/1/24
— Paul Sperry (@paulsperry_) November 25, 2024