San Diego woman shot at Capitol was Air Force veteran who backed Trump
A U.S. Capitol Police officer on Wednesday shot Ashli Babbitt, who later died at a hospital. Share Updated: 3:04 PM PST Jan 7, 2021 By Elliot Spagat John Minchillo SOURCE: John Minchillo
San Diego woman shot at Capitol was Air Force veteran who backed Trump
A U.S. Capitol Police officer on Wednesday shot Ashli Babbitt, who later died at a hospital. Share Updated: 3:04 PM PST Jan 7, 2021 By Elliot Spagat The woman who was fatally shot when a mob supporting President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol was identified by authorities Thursday as Ashli Babbitt, whose family described her as an Air Force veteran and avid supporter of Trump and his efforts to stay in office.A U.S. Capitol Police officer on Wednesday shot Babbitt, who later died at a hospital. The shooting occurred as thousands of rioters forced their way into the House
Woman fatally shot during riot at U S Capitol formerly lived in Annapolis, worked at Calvert Cliffs nuclear plant
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Woman shot at Capitol was an Air Force veteran who backed Trump
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SAN DIEGO (AP) The woman who was fatally shot when a mob supporting President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol was identified by authorities Thursday as Ashli Babbitt, whose family described her as an Air Force veteran and avid supporter of Trump and his efforts to stay in office.
A U.S. Capitol Police officer on Wednesday shot Babbitt, who later died at a hospital. The shooting occurred as thousands of rioters forced their way into the House chamber, where members of Congress were hiding, according to Steven A. Sund, chief of the Capitol Police.
He said rioters “actively attacked” Capitol police and other law enforcement officers with metal pipes, discharged chemical irritants and “took up other weapons against our officers.” The scene was “unlike any I have ever experienced in my 30 years in law enforcement here in Washington, D.C.,” Sund said in a statement.