Marines Arrest Colorado SCJ Who Voted to Remove President Trump from State Ballot

Marines Arrest Colorado SCJ Who Voted to Remove President Trump from State Ballot | Real Raw News

United States Marines on Wednesday arrested on charges of treason one of the four Colorado Supreme Court justices who voted in favor of removing President Donald J. Trump’s name from the state’s 2024 ballot, a source in General Eric M. Smith’s office told Real Raw News.

Gen. Smith sent Marines to Colorado after Vice Adm. Crandall compared the court’s 230-page ruling against Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, which states that “No person shall … hold any office, civil or military, under the United States … who, having previously taken an oath … as an officer of the United States … to support the Constitution of the United States, shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same, or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof.”

As Trump was neither charged with nor convicted of insurrection, Adm. Crandall decreed the court’s prevarication contorted the 14th Amendment’s text to fit an agenda—deny Coloradoans their constitutionally protected right to vote for their candidate of choice, thereby committing treason against the citizens of Colorado and the United States of America. After authoring indictments, the admiral asked Gen. Smith to apprehend the four criminal justices.

An intelligence brief, however, revealed that three of the four justices had “vanished” for holiday recess immediately after disqualifying Trump from participating in the 2024 primary. The Marines who arrived in Colorado Wednesday afternoon confirmed the report after establishing surveillance on the homes of Richard Gabriel, Melisssa Hart, Monica Marquez, and William Hood. This quartet said they had “little difficulty” in determining that the events of J6 constituted an insurrection and a rebellion started by President Trump.

Of the four, only Justice Monica Marquez, a lesbian and member of the Colorado LGBT Bar Association member, and a Yale Law School graduate, was at her publicly listed residence. Incidentally, she had spoken during “drag queen storytelling hours” at children’s libraries in Aurora and Denver. The other three justices’ homes were dark, deserted, and devoid of movement, the Marines reported to Gen. Smith’s office.

“The general wanted to grab all four simultaneously,” our source said, “but he decided one is better than none and instructed the Marines to arrest Marquez. He figured that Deep Staters always return to the crime scene and that he’d get a second chance down the road. You know what they say about the best-laid plans of mice and men.”

The Marines, he added, observed Marquez’s dwelling for several hours until an unidentified female, presumably Marquez’s lover, departed the premises. They disabled a wireless alarm system, then breached the front door and stormed inside, confronting a startled Marquez, who shrieked at the top of her lungs, in the kitchen.

“I am a state Supreme Court Justice,” she said as the Marines displayed the arrest warrant and put her in handcuffs. “Did Donald Trump send you?”

With Marquez subdued, the Marines searched the home and confiscated several electronic devices and two cell phones, one of which, our source said, had photographs of the Trump family, including what appeared to be clandestinely taken shots of Baron and Melania outside a retail store in Palm Beach, Florida.

“From the looks of it, someone tailed them and was taking their pictures. Why Marquez wanted these is anyone’s guess right now because she has refused to talk since being taken into custody. We have her at a secure location until she goes to GITMO soon,” our source said.