Pay attention when the FBI puts out a stand-alone poster for an individual future defendant

[Nevilledog]

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Ryan J. Reilly
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Jan 26, 2021
Once again, it is worth paying attention when the FBI puts out a stand-alone poster for an individual future defendant. It indicates they have evidence of serious crimes, but don’t yet have what they need to make an arrest.

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NEW: #FBIWFO is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying individuals who made unlawful entry into the US Capitol on January 6th. If you have info, call 1800CALLFBI or submit to http://tips.fbi.gov. https://fbi.gov/wanted/seeking-info/violence-at-the-united-states-capitol-23…
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Ryan J. Reilly
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Notably, the FBI has circled a fire extinguisher here.
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Perhaps we're looking at Sicknick's killer

[BobTheSubgenius]

9. I would have to think "pre."

Carrying it around with you "post" is strange and awful in all kinds of ways. And, from the "carrier's" POV, damned stupid. Not a good way to express a desire for, nor knowledge of, ways of self-preservation.

Doesn't stop me from wishing 3 things about the incident.

That that is the self same extinguisher and yields forensics.

That he is the perp, and the forensics include him.

That they have him in crosshairs. immediately. Whatever happens after the moment some Fibbie or other LEO locks onto him, I don't care, as long as it's extremely bad for him.

[Bongo Prophet]

13. This is a different person than the one who threw the extinguisher outside the building

The one that threw it and hit cops was identified as a fireman, wearing a knitted cap with CFP on it, if I recall. He was older, with a grey/white goatee.

I don't know what they have on this guy, but it appears that the extinguisher is important to them, hence the circling of it.

I could be wrong, but I think we all must be careful about false info in all this.
And then charge them with the highest crimes they can within the law.

[SunSeeker]

2. K & R & Retweeted!

[soothsayer]

3. Closing in. Was fire extinguisher dude live streaming from his helmet?

[gratuitous]

4. It's practically a given

Anyone at the insurrection is not a very nice or popular person. He's almost certainly left a trail of victims to this point in his life, people he's wronged or abused in one fashion or another. One of them has just been waiting, biding her or his time until this asshole put a foot wrong that would get him locked up for a long stretch. That time has come. Someone's going to recognize and identify this guy, and life as he knows it will change for the very much worse.

[bottomofthehill]

5. Find him and lock his ass up!

[Kid Berwyn]

6. Dumpy's little Nazi

May Justice soon wipe the smirk from that self-satisfied mug.

[MontanaMama]

7. Wonder if the FBI got fingerprints

on the fire extinguisher that killed the Capitol Police officer?

[kimbutgar]

8. I have seen huge billboards here in Northern California with billboards asking for tips

On the January 6th insurrection with offers of rewards.

These traitors will be caught eventually. They can’t leave the country and there is only so much underground one can go nowadays in the internet age.

[Ferrets are Cool]

10. I am no lawyer, but in my lil pea brain

each one of those criminals walking around inside the Capital should be considered accessories to murder.

[Mopar151]

11. Fuel for the engines of justice, bargain chips for plea bargaining. nt

[Mr. Evil]

15. I'm in total agreement with your "lil pea brain."

If they hadn't have entered the capitol Officer Sicknick and the others would most likely still be alive. They all played a part.

[Lucky Luciano]

17. I'm ok with the maximum penalty for treason for 100% of those who entered the Capitol.

[Roy Rolling]

12. Camera

I think the camera on his helmet, likely for streaming broadcast, makes him a special participant.

[Lonestarblue]

14. That photo is clear. Someone knows this guy. They need to turn him in now.

If that circled fire extinguisher has significance, he is a murderer and needs to face justice.

[NoMoreRepugs]

16. When you are the subject of a nationwide FBI manhunt just change your name to toast.

[ffr]

18. I thought they already knew who that extingiusher murderer was

A retired firefighter from Chicago.

[albacore]

19. Maybe this dude supplied the weapon.. nt

[mopinko]

21. no, that guy was misidentified.

wasnt there.

[Bongo Prophet]

28. Maybe a different firefighter then? They arrested this one.

Photo and story at link --

https://www.wsj.com/livecoverage/trump-impeachment-house-biden/card/jjabJi3k3h0KAkxYDoWY

Was he later identified as not throwing the extinguisher?
Sincerely asking, as I have spent much time trying to ID some of these people, until my mind got blurry with all the many faces and details evolving.

[tblue37]

22. Different fire extinguisher.

[dchill]

20. This guy's on the front burner.

[LiberalArkie]

23. He sure looks like Madison

[ribrepin]

25. Whoever did it - I hope they get him.

[Blue Owl]

26. LOCK. HIM. THE. FUCK. UP.

[garybeck]

27. is there anything to indicate they think this guy killed Brian Sicknick?

or is that just speculation at this point?

[Bongo Prophet]

29. There is confusion now, but I don't think so

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They arrested another guy that was IDed using footage outside the Capitol when it happened. I scanned those videos and other shots for quite a while.
Corroborated by others on a research team, and the FBI arrested the guy, an ex-fireman, that tossed it into a small crowd of cops.
I left a link of the arrest story a few posts up.

This thread has several people saying not, seemingly just because of the fire extinguisher in the photo. That seems pretty lacking in evidence to make that connection.

But who am I to argue?

It could be my mistake in a couple of different ways. I might have missed an update, the guy that tossed the extinguisher that I and others IDed and that got arrested by the FBI might not have killed Sicknick and his death happened elsewhere, etc. Even though it was widely reported and an arrest made. Fog of war and all that.

I don't like to openly try to out people by committee, doxxing is serious stuff and innocent people could get hurt by false accusations. The group I worked in had some protective methodology and discipline that speculating on an open forum surely lacks. I only share in this "fun" because arrests have already been made, so we'll see how it shakes out on the public record in due time.

Now, about the guy in the OPs photo? I have no idea.

UPDATE: When I had time, I re-read a few articles, and the firman that got arrested did hit multiple cops with a fire extinguisher, but none of them were Officer Sicknick. Earlier stories pointed to the one cop without a helmet as Sicknick, but that was bad info. Just wanted to make that correction here, even though it was days old.