https://www.wnd.com/2022/02/cops-clear-officer-beat-jan-6-protester-stick-baton/
Police in Washington, D.C., have investigated the apparently violent beating of a Jan. 6 protester who already was on the ground by an officer with a stick and a baton, and have reported that violence was "objectively reasonable," according to a report by Just the News.
The investigation conclusion comes from the city's Metropolitan Police Department's Bureau of Internal Affairs.
The review revealed D.C. Officer Lila Morris beat Rosanne Boyland with a steel baton and "what appeared to be a wooden walking stick."
This was after the victim, of Kennesaw, Georgia, already was unconscious and on the ground on the day rioting erupted at the U.S. Capitol.