Insurrectionist Spotlight: Chicago Officer Karol J. Chwiesiuk

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Ryan J. Reilly
@ryanjreilly
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Jun 11, 2021
A Chicago cop wore a police sweatshirt to the insurrection, per feds:

Jon Seidel
@SeidelContent
Replying to @SeidelContent
In a pic allegedly sent by Chwiesiuk on Jan. 6, he appears to be wearing a CPD sweatshirt.



Jon Seidel
@SeidelContent
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Jun 11, 2021
Replying to @SeidelContent
Chwiesiuk faces five misdemeanors and was arrested around 8 a.m. today. He is currently appearing before a federal magistrate judge in Chicago.

Jon Seidel
@SeidelContent
Chwiesiuk's attorney tells the judge his client is expecting a commendation soon and has previously been police officer of the month — all reasons why he shouldn't have a third-party custodian.

Magistrate Judge Gabriel A. Fuentes had expressed some concern because, earlier this week, the feds asked for a third-party custodian for Christian Kulas of Kenilworth.

Jon Seidel
@SeidelContent
A prosecutor told the judge that, three days before the 1/6 breach, Chwiesiuk responded to a text referring to a lawsuit challenging the November election by saying "didn’t read, busy planning how to fuck up commies."

The prosecutor also said that Officer Chwiesiuk breached a U.S. senator's office.

Jon Seidel
@SeidelContent
Chwiesiuk's attorney says he has been stripped of his police powers.

The complaint alleges that Officer Karol J. Chwiesiuk breached Sen. Jeff Merkley's office.



Jon Seidel
@SeidelContent
Chwiesiuk: "Knocked out a commie last night. Don't tell [redacted]."



Judge Fuentes says he will not allow Chwiesiuk to possess a firearm.

Chwiesiuk said he was going to D.C. "to save the nation," feds say.




Ryan J. Reilly
@ryanjreilly
Karol Chwiesiuk was arrested at about 8 a.m., per @Suntimes:

Chicago police officer charged in connection with US Capitol breach
chicago.suntimes.com
https://t.co/9Ks7v1fSZK

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2. Maybe someone should look into any arrests he made