Capitol Hill Police series sued Trump and his supporters of agitation caused riots on January 6, making more than 140 injured officers.

The plaintiffs and colleagues are executives who risked their lives to protect Capitol's electricity from a large-scale violent attack.

The lawsuit accused because of the illegal actions from Trump and his supporters, police officers were seriously assaulted, sprayed slightly and suffered offensive words, causing later fears.

Those wounds still exist until now, officers emphasize.

Former US President Trump at a rally in Sarasota, Florida, on July 3.

The 71-page shortcomings also accused the renewal of fake news about election fraud and agitating violence against Congress members and executives.

The defendants named two very friendly groups supporting Trump are Proud Boys and Oath Keepers, who are also facing criminals because of the role in the Capitol hill riots.

The lawsuit from 7 Capitol hill police is the latest legal action to enter former President Trump, forcing him to be responsible for riots on January 6.

The riots broke out at Capitol hills on January 6 when the crowd was too encouraging former President Trump rushing into the American Parliament building while the Senate was meeting the election results, causing 5 people to die and