North Texas couple accused of assaulting officers during Capitol insurrection, FBI says
North Texas couple accused of assaulting officers during Capitol insurrection, FBI says
Mark and Jalise Middleton of Forestburg, in Montague County, are the latest to be arrested by the bureau’s Dallas division, which said images and social media posts revealed their participation in the Jan. 6 riot.
“The atmosphere makes you feel proud to be an American, ask anyone that was there, I guarantee you that’s what every single person will tell you,” Mark Middleston said in a post about the Jan. 6 riots, according to an FBI complaint.(John Minchillo)
“Get back,” one of the officers said, according to the complaint.
“F you,” Mark Middleton replied as he pushed back against a barricade near the West Front of the Capitol, according to the FBI.
Other body camera footage shows Janise Middleton repeatedly grabbing and striking a police officer over the barricade with her hand, the FBI said.
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Photos of Mark and Janise Middleton were included in the criminal complaint as evidence in the case.
The Middletons were both wearing Trump beanie caps, according to the complaint.
They both continued to grapple with and strike the two officers as various flags were “jabbed toward the officers’ faces,” the complaint said.
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