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   From: russian-money-biden@yahoo.com   
      
   A Texas man accused of taking part in the Capitol riot allegedly called   
   for the assassination of Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.   
      
   Garret Miller of Richardson, Texas, was arrested Wednesday after spending   
   the weeks since the riot chatting away online about his actions, including   
   statements threatening the Capitol Police officer who shot one of the   
   rioters, according to court documents.   
      
   One hair-raising tweet directed at Queens Rep. AOC caught the eye of   
   investigators.   
      
   On Jan. 6, shortly after the riot, AOC posted the word “Impeach,” on   
   Twitter.   
      
   “Assassinate AOC,” Miller responded, using a now-suspended Twitter handle.   
      
   Miller made multiple other remarks online defending the invasion, claiming   
   it was “beautiful,” and stating, “next time we bring the guns,”   
   authorities said in the legal documents.   
      
   Garrett Miller incriminated himself on Twitter with his threats against   
   AOC.   
   Garrett Miller incriminated himself on Twitter with his threats against   
   AOC.   
   DOJ   
   Ocasio-Cortez said during the riot, she was afraid she would be killed.   
      
   “I can tell you that I had a very close encounter, where I thought I was   
   going to die,” the Queens-Bronx Democrat told viewers on Instagram   
   following the attack.   
      
   AOC herself called Miller out in a separate tweet. “Just wanted to   
   incriminate myself a little,” she posted, quoting another post from the   
   affidavit. “Well, you did!”   
      
   Miller’s threat was one of two incriminating comments he made to Ocasio-   
   Cortez’s tweet.   
      
   He also replied to a post from one of her followers that said all of the   
   MAGA supporters who were in DC should be arrested.   
      
   “We acted with honor and we where [sic] not armed,” Miller posted. “We   
   where [sic] gentle with the police. They murdered a child.”   
      
   That last line appeared to be based on his belief that Ashli Babbitt, 35,   
   the woman shot while trying to climb through a broken window in the House   
   chamber, was a 16-year-old girl.   
      
   Far from being “gentle” with Capitol Police, the rioters killed Officer   
   Brian Sicknick as they stormed the Capitol. And Miller appears to have   
   wanted to target the officer who shot Babbitt as well. In a Jan. 16   
   Facebook post, he claimed “millions” of people agreed with him that the   
   officer “deserve to die” “so its [sic] huntin season.”   
      
   “Well we got the traitor cop as a target and as long as we don’t shoot him   
   we don’t get accused of firing the first shot. He shot first. His death   
   prevents civil war by liberal history teller arguments,” he wrote in   
   another Jan. 16 post, authorities said.   
      
   Miller, 34, was charged with knowingly entering or remaining in any   
   restricted buildings or grounds without lawful authority; violent entry   
   and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds; obstructing or impeding any   
   official proceeding; certain acts during civil disorder; and making   
   threats.   
      
   “Mr. Miller takes responsibility for his actions taken on January 6 on   
   behalf of his support for former President Trump and wants to move forward   
   and put this behind him. He has the support of his family and his comments   
   reflect misguided political hyperbole that will not be repeated,” his   
   attorney, Clint Broden said in a statement, according to the Dallas   
   Morning News.   
      
   https://nypost.com/2021/01/23/accused-capitol-rioter-called-for-aocs-   
   assassination-court-docs/   
      
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