D.C. Metro Police Department Officer Caught on Camera Saying They 'Go Undercover With Antifa'

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A D.C. Metro Police Officer was captured on bodycam footage discussing undercover operations with Antifa, as reported by Just the News. This development follows the recent decision by House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) to release all footage related to the J6 Capitol riot, sparking heated discussions.

The footage, obtained from official sources, shows the officer in plainclothes on the U.S. Capitol grounds, assisting fellow officers affected by tear gas. Identified by a badge around his neck, the officer mentions engaging in undercover activities within Antifa crowds.

This revelation adds another layer of complexity to the ongoing debates about the Capitol riot. It aligns with previous disclosures about FBI and other agency informants being present at the Capitol on J6. The officer’s comments raise questions about the extent and nature of law enforcement’s undercover operations, especially during significant events like the Capitol riot and George Floyd protests.

The exact implications of the officer’s statement remain unclear, highlighting the ongoing challenges in fully understanding the intricate dynamics of the Capitol riot. Further clarification is needed to ascertain the true context and intent of these undercover activities.