Cops line DC street to salute Officer Brian Sicknick murdered in Capitol riot
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Cops lined a Washington, DC street on Sunday to pay tribute to Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick, who was murdered when hordes of supporters of President Trump stormed the US Capitol building last week.
Sicknick, 42, was pepper-sprayed and fatally bludgeoned on Wednesday as rioters streamed into the Capitol in an attempt to derail Congress’ certification of Joe Biden’s presidential election win.
On Sunday, a hearse carried his remains from the medical examiner’s office to a funeral home, escorted by police vehicles.
A contingent of cops representing multiple departments lined Third Avenue, offering a solemn salute as the hearse rolled past — the Capitol’s dome standing tall behind them .
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Cops lined a Washington, DC street on Sunday to pay tribute to Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick, who was murdered when hordes of supporters of President Trump stormed the US Capitol building last week.
Sicknick, 42, was pepper-sprayed and fatally bludgeoned on Wednesday as rioters streamed into the Capitol in an attempt to derail Congress’ certification of Joe Biden’s presidential election win.
A contingent of cops representing multiple departments lined Third Avenue, offering a solemn salute as the hearse rolled past — the Capitol’s dome standing tall behind them .
Dozens of civilians too lined the street in a show of respect, applauding Sicknick and his fellow officers.
As they gathered to remember Sicknick, officers also mourned Officer Howard Liebengood, another member of the Capitol Police who died by suicide on Saturday.
More on the pro-Trump mob's anti-police violence here:
'Kill Him With His Own Gun': Officers Recount Terror Of Being Attacked By Pro-Trump Capitol Mob
Sicknick, 42, was pepper-sprayed and fatally bludgeoned
By pro-Trump "demonstrators...."
He was stabbed in the back by his entire chain of command and quite possibly some of his fellow officers at the scene.
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