Capitol Flags Fly At Half-Staff To Honor Fallen US Capitol Police Officer Who Died Following Riot

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Capitol Flags Fly At Half-Staff To Honor Fallen US Capitol Police Officer Who Died Following Riot

Capitol Flags Fly At Half-Staff To Honor Fallen US Capitol Police Officer Who Died Following Riot

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Flags were at half-staff at the Capitol Friday, January 8 to honor fallen U.S. Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick. He died after suffering injuries during this week's violent protests.

Read: Capitol Police Officer Dies After Sustaining Injuries During Pro-Trump Riot At U.S. Capitol

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