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The American insurrectionists' love-hate relationship with the Internet

A file photo of people recording as US Capitol police officers push back violent insurrectionists loyal to Trump in Washington. Besides the gigantic physical crime scene, images shared on social media and mobile phone info left a huge digital crime scene. And luckily there’s plenty of people willing to mine the data to help deliver justice. AP Thou shalt not post your illegal activities online! Isn’t that one of the social-media commandments? If not, it should be. Clearly, those who stormed the Capitol on Jan 6 must’ve missed that tip, and in the rampage’s aftermath, the Internet became one of law enforcement’s go-to resources for identifying and tracking down insurrectionists.

The insurrectionists' love-hate relationship with the internet

The insurrectionists' love-hate relationship with the internet

Former sheriff's lieutenant fired after posting from protest-turned-riot at the U.S. Capitol fighting to get her job back

Former sheriff s lieutenant fired after posting from protest-turned-riot at the U.S. Capitol fighting to get her job back Roxanne Mathai said she was wrongfully terminated and blamed political bias, but the Bexar County Sheriff s Office gave several other reasons for firing her. Author: Henry Ramos (KENS 5) Published: 10:12 PM CDT June 29, 2021 Updated: 10:12 PM CDT June 29, 2021 SAN ANTONIO Fighting to get her job back. Fired Bexar County Sheriff s Lieutenant Roxanne Mathai said she was wrongfully terminated. In January, she posted photos from the protest that turned into a deadly siege at the U.S. Capitol. But she said she didn t do anything wrong. KENS 5 sat down with Mathai and her lawyer former Bexar County District Attorney Nico LaHood.  

As promised, sheriff fires BCSO lieutenant who was at deadly Capitol riot