J6er Jake Lang Beat Up, Isolated

Jake on Jan. 6, courtesy of his Twitter account.

Jan. 6 protester Jake Lang has been in jail for over three years without even a trial, let alone a conviction. Now he is reportedly being actively abused, possibly due to his outspoken denunciation of the horrific unconstitutional violations inflicted on Jan. 6 prisoners.

Jake previously told me about the abusive prison conditions, the denial not only of rights but even of basic necessities, imposed on him and other Jan. 6 prisoners, conditions confirmed by other prisoners and congressional investigating. Murderers and sexual criminals are released onto America’s streets every day, and more criminals are welcomed into America through Biden border programs constantly. But Trump supporters tricked into entering the Capitol and subjected to police brutality on Jan. 6, 2021, are treated worse than terrorists.

Lang’s Twitter/X posted an update April 29:

‘Jake was just released from doing two weeks in solitary last Monday, which were the worst conditions he has EVER been in, and then on Thursday, only 3 days after being released from the hole, 15 guards roughed him up, ripped him from his cell AND THREW HIM BACK IN SOLITARY.

It is unbelievably obvious that they are torturing him in an effort to completely silence him with their hope he will fade away into the prison system and eventually be forgotten about.

THANKFULLY, Jake has the TOUGHEST warrior by his side, and that is his father, Ned Lang. Over the weekend Ned stood outside in protest over the disgusting and ILLEGAL torture of his son.’

The post continued by citing legal protections against the very abuse Jake has experienced in New York, where he is imprisoned. “In 2021, after nearly a decade of advocacy efforts, New York state lawmakers passed Correctional Law § 137, better known as the HALT Solitary Confinement Act. HALT limits solitary confinement to 15 consecutive days or 20 days within a 60-day period. If a person’s punitive sentence exceeds 15 days, the person must be transferred to a Residential Rehabilitation Unit (RRU), which is supposed to provide more out-of-cell time and group programs.”

Lang requested calls to the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center [(718) 840-4200] to ask for justice for him. It is so disturbing and terrifying that such government crimes are occurring in the United States of America, once the freest country on earth.