Capitol Police Use of Force Reports Expose Brutality of Unprovoked Attacks Against Jan. 6 Protesters

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Conflicting timeline reports and identical language used by numerous officers in separate reports raise questions

A 104-page report issued three months after the events at the Capitol Building on Jan. 6, 2021, said the Capitol Policeโ€™s Civil Disturbance Unit (CDU) was ordered by supervisors not to use โ€œheavier, less-lethal weapons,โ€ like flash bangs. However, video evidenceโ€”along with Capitol Police Use of Force Reports obtained exclusively by The Epoch Timesโ€”exposes conflicts in timelines, the brutality of the unprovoked attacks against Jan. 6 protesters, and how leadership ordered the deployment of munitions on a peaceful crowd.

The Video Evidence

Victoria White

According to Police1, the โ€œ#1 resource for law enforcement online,โ€ which promotes โ€œthe highest standards of business ethics,โ€ police are trained to target large muscle groups like legs, chest, abdomen, and arms with batons. Intentionally striking areas like the head, sternum, and spine are considered to be the same act of deadly force as firing a gun.

However, a video shows Jan. 6 defendant Victoria White being beaten over the head 35 times with a metal baton and punched in the face by an officer of the Metropolitan Police of the District of Columbia. White, seen wearing a Trump hat, is unarmed and posed no threat to the officer. She raises her hands in defense during the brutal attack, collapsing more than once, only to be stood up by other officers to be maced and beaten again.

According to a Use of Force report filed 1/7/21 by Officer Dante Price, obtained exclusively by The Epoch Times, โ€œapproved strike areasโ€ for use of a baton โ€œinclude arms, legs and large muscle groups.โ€ Injuries suffered by Danteโ€™s victim required hospital transport. Another report of an injury caused by use of a baton, filed 1/8/21 by Officer Ryan Kendall, states โ€œapproved target areasโ€ include the โ€œupper abdomen.โ€

โ€œTo add insult to injury,โ€ her legal team said at a Jan. 6, 2022 press conference, โ€œshe was indicted for being pushed into the tunnel entrance and for daring to put her hands up in a defensive posture while getting beaten by the police.โ€

White has filed a $1 million lawsuit againstย D.C. Police Chief Robert Contreeย and seven unnamed officers, including one known as โ€œOfficer Whiteshirt,โ€ given the moniker as it is believed his clothing identified him as an officer in a position of authority.

Roseanne Boyland

Another video obtained byย The Epoch Timesย shows D.C. Metro Police Officer Lila Morris beating an unconscious 34-year-old Roseanne Boyland of Kennesaw, Georgia with a steel baton and then with a large wooden walking stick.ย According to witnesses, Boyland lost consciousness and stopped breathing after being crushed beneath the weight of other fallen protesters. Being unconscious, Boyland was no threat to the officer.

Officer Lila Morris picking up a wooden stick that she uses to beat Rosanne Boyland.
Video still from bodycam footage showing Officer Lila Morris picking up a wooden stick that she uses to beat Rosanne Boyland. (Metropolitan Police Department/Graphic by The Epoch Times)

A DC medical examiner claims Boyland died of anย accidental overdoseย of Adderall, a suspicious ruling that sparked outrage from Boylandโ€™s friends and family. Her father, Bret Boyland, said his daughter had been taking Adderall for about 10 years to treat an attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.

The Epoch Times reported on Feb. 10, an investigation by the departmentโ€™s Internal Affairs Bureau cleared Morris of any wrongdoing and deemed her beating of the unconscious Boyland as โ€œobjectively reasonable.โ€

separate report describes how Morris first used the wooden stick while beating Boyland to strike 41-year-old filmmaker Luke Coffee on the left elbow. A second swing missed before she sprayed him in the face with pepper gel. โ€œMorris then inexplicably turned her fury on the motionless Boyland, striking her in the ribs once and twice in the head,โ€ the report said.

Ashli Babbitt

Ashli Babbitt, a 35-year-old unarmedย Air Force veteran and ardent supporter of former President Donald Trump was shot and killed by U.S. Capitol Police Lt. Michael Byrd. While news media has labeled Babbitt as a violent โ€œinsurrectionistโ€ who was trying to breach the Speakerโ€™s Lobby, a frame-by-frame analysis of the video fromย The Epoch Timesย shows Babbitt tried to stop the violence against the Speakerโ€™s Lobby at least four times before she was fatally shot.

WARNING: Violent Video Footage

By Patricia Tolson

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