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Insurrectionist who was found guilty on 5 felonies, including assaulting officers, for actions taken during Jan 6 Capitol Riots

Location: Des Moines Iowa
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2022

September

2021

Thursday the 2nd

July

Wednesday the 14th

Capitol rioter released from DC jail, blames Trump & QAnon for ‘disillusion’ A federal judge ordered the release of Douglas Jensen, of Des Moines, Iowa, accused of chasing Capitol Police Officer Eugene Goodman on January 6 – at least partly because of videos appearing to show him confusing the Capitol building and the White House.

Tuesday the 13rd

Trump rioter, QAnon supporter Douglas Austin Jensen thought he invaded White House, not Capitol, video shows

April

Wednesday the 7th

Montana brothers accused of being part of crowd that chased @CapitolPolice Officer Eugene Goodman during #CapitolRiots ordered released before trial. Judge ruled Jerod and Joshua Hughes were not the aggressors, and were standing behind a third man, Douglas Austin Jensen.

January

Sunday the 10th

Man Seen Chasing Black Capitol Police Officer in Video Faces Charges The man seen chasing a Black Capitol Police officer up the stairs during Wednesday's insurrection and riot is Doug Jensen, according to a CNN comparative analysis of his booking photo and posts on social media. Jensen is one of the individuals now facing federal charges.

Saturday the 9th

Doug Jensen was put into jail early Saturday Morning

Friday the 8th

Arrested: Justice.gov Capitol Breach Case 1:21-cr-06: Douglas Austin Jensen

Wednesday the 6th

Case Information:	Justice.gov Case# 1:21-CR-6 - Douglas Austin Jensen
Status:	GUILTY
Charge:	FIVE FELONY OFFENSES: ASSAULTING, RESISTING, OR IMPEDING A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER, OBSTRUCTION OF AN OFFICIAL PROCEEDING, INTERFERING WITH A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER DURING A CIVIL DISORDER, ENTERING AND REMAINING IN A RESTRICTED BUILDING OR GROUNDS WITH A DANGEROUS WEAPON, AND DISORDERLY AND DISRUPTIVE CONDUCT IN A RESTRICTED BUILDING OR GROUNDS WITH A DANGEROUS WEAPON. TWO MISDEMEANOR OFFENSES OF DISORDERLY CONDUCT IN A CAPITOL BUILDING, AND PARADING, DEMONSTRATING, OR PICKETING IN A CAPITOL BUILDING.
Docs:	Jensen - Indictment Jensen - Complaint Jensen - Statement of Facts jenson_ss_indictment.pdf second_ss_indictment.pdf Jensen - Superseding Indictment 11-10-21
Timeline:	Arrested 1/8/21. Indicted 1/11/21. Superseding indictment issued 2/10/21. Arraigned 2/23/21 where he pleaded not guilty to all counts. Second superseding indictment issued 4/9/21. Arraigned 6/8/21 where he pleaded not guilty to all counts. Another superseding indictment returned 11/10/21. Found guilty 9/23/22 of all seven counts. These include five felony offenses: assaulting, resisting, or impeding a law enforcement officer, obstruction of an official proceeding, interfering with a law enforcement officer during a civil disorder, entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds with a dangerous weapon, and disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds with a dangerous weapon. They also include misdemeanor offenses of disorderly conduct in a Capitol building, and parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.
Last Update:	September 23, 2022
Summary:	Led a crowd of rioters through Capitol in pursuit of an officer. Seen at lead of group that pursues Officer Goodman. Stated he positioned himself at the head of the crowd so that "Q would get the credit" (via MongrelData)
More Information:	Jan6Attack.com Jan6Evidence.com
Hashtags:	#DougJensen #Insider0667 #BlackQShirt

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