The officer, Brian Sicknick, was raised in South River.
Before moving to the Washington area, Sicknick, who grew up in South River and was a member of the New Jersey Air National Guard.
“Your selfish actions have caused more pain than you could ever imagine,” said an older brother, Craig Sicknick. “My family is a wreck, and none of us have been even remotely unscathed as the result of your actions that day.”“You attacked my son like he was an animal. You are the animal, Mr. Khater,” she said.
“But, we also see the face of my son, and those of courageous men and woman who stood their ground to protect our Democracy from a vicious mob. And I see you, Mr. Khater; you are center stage in our recurring nightmare.”Gladys Sicknick did not mention Tanios, but she unleashed on Khater, writing that she did not know what type of upbringing led to a “deluded sense of right and wrong.”
Khater’s mother, Eleanor Fox, also wrote a letter, and she is quite proud of her son, who was a sweet child and grew into a gentle soul and wonderful sibling to his three brothers. “You will assume that I will have nothing but glowing sentiments towards my son,” she wrote to the judge. “In this case however, it is true.
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