by Stewart Country Law PA at X
1/ Why The Pardon Applies: Jeremy Brown’s FL conviction is 100% “J6 related.” Jeremy was arrested and imprisoned based on J6 allegations.
Bottom Line: After his D.C. case was dismissed, the US Marshals decided yesterday at the DC Jail (where Jeremy was moved for trial) when the J6ers were moved for US Marshall transport, that Jeremy does not qualify for pardon and release because of the FL case conviction. The case is on appeal in the 11th Circuit. His appeal derives from the FL Middle District conviction in Tampa that arose from an illegal, out of jurisdiction search warrant for J6 charges.
2/ The Search Warrant was Part of a Targeted Setup:
Prior to arrest and search, Jeremy exposed the Tampa DHS/JTTF attempt to recruit him as an informant against the Oath Keepers.
The search warrant was signed in DC (out of jurisdiction to search in FL) under the false pretense of “terrorism.” Gov. DeSantis ought to be enraged.
The warrant was illegal because it had no “items to be searched for” on its face or incorporated. The warrant said “see Exh B.” That exhibit was a picture of a place to search. By the Grohe case from the U.S. Supreme Court, still valid, the warrant was illegal and cannot be saved. Additionally, the warrant was not on-site when the search began, and searchers said they didn’t know what they were looking for. There was no good faith search.
Magically, after ATF, FBI and DHS searched, items appeared in his girlfriend’s RV parked publicly in the cul de sac. He said the items in the RV (grenades and a CD allegedly with classified) were not his AND forensics showed he never touched the items.
Forensics showed the prints, DNA, hairs and fibers were not Jeremy’s, not from the residence or RV, or his dogs.
3/ I am 99.99% certain the items were planted because of the timing,…
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