David Quintavalle Wiki, David Quintavalle Bio
David Quintavalle is a 62-year-old retired Chicago Fire Department (CFD) employee who was allegedly the man who was seen throwing a fire extinguisher at a police officer during the Capitol protests on January 6, 2020.
A group of indigenous terrorists raided the United States capital as Congress and Senate held a joint session to pass the November 2020 elections on Wednesday, January 6, 2021. Five people, the Capitol police officer and four protesters were killed in clashes. Another Capitol Hill cop died days after the suicide protests.
David Quintavalle Age
David Quintavalle is 62 years old.
David Quintavalle Viral Video
A video posted by TMZ shows a man throwing a fire extinguisher at the Capitol police officer. One of those who died in the riots was a police officer named Brian Sicknick after he fired a fire extinguisher at him. Quick movements were made to connect the dots and identify a possible suspect.
Urgent, please surface more footage of this unidentified male seen throwing a fire extinguisher at a group of #CapitolPolice.
Video helpfully stabilized by @ManikRatheepic.twitter.com/9yetC7OoZI
— John Scott-Railton (@jsrailton) January 11, 2021
David Quintavalle Family
He and his wife, Cynthia, attended a rally in Chicago’s South Side Mount Greenwood neighborhood in August 2020 seeking support from the police. Cynthia and David Quintavalle, 25-year-old son, a Chicago police officer assigned to patrol the streets of Englewood. “I watch over him every day, I go to work, I pray that he is home in the morning,” Cynthia Quintavalle said.
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“There is so much piled on them from these protests, the things they throw at them, the fireworks, everything else, and they sit and take it because they are true professionals,” David Quintavalle said.
David Quintavalle Brother
There is no social media presence to confirm that Quintavalle is a Trump supporter, but his brother, Keith Quintavalle, is not a Trump supporter, according to Facebook posts. He wrote in March 2017:
“President Trump, he’s sick and he’s a bad guy. You are not a professional and you humiliate the position of president. ”
The two brothers don’t seem to be on good terms if a 2017 Facebook post is anything to go by. His brother Keith wrote that David had fraudulently bought and sold his mother’s property. The Post says:
Chicago Firefighters Exams
Quintavalle was among the protesters on the strike line after promotional tests were canceled in February 2020 due to technical problems. Many carried signs that read “2020 Exam Scam” on Wednesday, referring to planned oral exams for the nearly 1,600 firefighters and 120 battalion commander candidates vying to become lieutenants. You can read the full article on ABC News here.
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