Ryan Zink

in my case that stated that I was not there to assist police at that time and that I was not working with them because there's an officer that comes over.

He separates us from protesters in the gear that I was talking about and says like, hey, these guys are with us.

He's running for Congress.

This is his son.

He's been helping document if people attack us.

And he says, so they originally, they think that the shooting is like down on the lower level.

They don't know where it is in the building.

And

So they take us and we go like right into the corner of the Columbus doors.

Well, all of a sudden, the 20,000 pound doors that have to be remotely opened from inside of the United States Capitol by pushing a button open.

They opened the Columbus doors and there are people that are coming in and out of those doors.

And it is that this is the point of the day where the officer that we've been talking to that was never identified by the Department of Justice, they refused to identify this individual along with the other five or six police officers that were on the porch.

I just got the three that testified against me when I had multiple additional witnesses that I could have called that wore a badge that would have said like, no, they were helping us.

But at this point is when we see the first remnants of the battle that's going on either inside of the Capitol, because I don't necessarily know where this officer came from.

I haven't been able to identify him because they won't give us the cameras of the porch.

And...

So he comes out, he's injured.

He's holding his shoulder.

He's got mace all over his face.

And dad works in sports medicine.