Court Rules Trump is Innocent in Officer Brian Sicknick’s Death… After His Death by Stroke on Jan. 7, 2021
A federal judge has dismissed the wrongful death claim against former President Donald Trump relating to the death of U.S. Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick, who tragically passed away after the January 6th Capitol event.
For months, the mainstream media, with The New York Times leading the charge, lied about Officer Brian Sicknick’s death and falsely claimed he died from injuries suffered after being hit in the head with a fire extinguisher during the Capitol riot on January 6.
The whole official January 6th narrative hinged on the story of Capitol police officer Brian Sicknick’s death.
Yet the Justice Department and the mainstream media lied about his cause of death for months, claiming that he had been struck in the head with a fire extinguisher. pic.twitter.com/hqMhREYVBj
— Truth In Media (@Truth_InMedia) January 3, 2024
The Gateway Pundit was the first news outlet to report that Sicknick may have died from a stroke.
Reporter Cassandra Fairbanks of The Gateway Pundit reported on the incident on Jan. 7, 2021:
A source has told TGP that the officer had a “medical emergency” (possibly a stroke) while on duty during the protest It is not clear if it was connected or related to the unrest.
The media reported that the officer died from injuries suffered after being hit with a fire extinguisher during the protest on January 6. They lied.
The officer is currently hospitalized in critical condition from a “medical emergency.” It is not confirmed that he was struck with a fire extinguisher or if the medical emergency was even related to the protest.
In April 2021, the District Chief Medical Examiner ruled Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick suffered two strokes and died of natural causes.
The autopsy found no evidence of external or internal injuries, and Sicknick did not have an allergic reaction to any chemical irritants.