Tennessee Man Convicted for Assaulting Police Officer and Capitol Breach on Jan. 6
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Ronald McAbee, a former sheriff's deputy, was found guilty of assaulting a police officer during the January 6th Capitol riot. McAbee claimed he was trying to protect the officer and alert police to an unconscious protester, but multiple officers testified that he prevented them from rescuing the injured officer. Body-camera footage showed McAbee repeatedly hitting the officer while rioters surrounded them. McAbee was convicted on five charges, including assaulting an officer and civil disorder. The officer testified that he feared for his life during the attack and suffered injuries, including a concussion and head wounds.
- He pleaded guilty to attacking a police officer on Jan. 6 and was convicted of assaulting another. The Washington Post
- Former Williamson Co. Sheriff's Deputy convicted for Jan. 6 assault charges News Channel 5 Nashville
- Former Williamson County deputy found guilty of several felony charges related to Jan. 6 capitol breach WZTV
- Tennessee man found guilty of felony charges related to Jan. 6 riot Action News 5
- Tennessee man found guilty in Jan. 6 Capitol attack - Wichita KWCH
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