Officer Gunther Hashida (courtesy GoFundMe)

In an unnerving trend, a third police officer who responded to the riot at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 has reportedly committed suicide.

The latest case involves Officer Gunther Hashida, who was assigned to the Emergency Response Team within the Special Operations Division of Washington, D.C.’s Metropolitan Police Department.

The MPD says Hashida “was found deceased in his residence on Thursday, July 29.”

“We are grieving as a Department as our thoughts and prayers are with Officer Hashida’s family and friends,” the department said.

It remained unclear how the policeman killed himself or if his response to the Capitol riot was a contributing factor to his demise.

A GoFundMe account described Hashida as a “devoted and loving husband and father,” as he left behind a wife, three children and a sister.

Lauren Witzke

“You can’t tell me that’s just a coincidence,” said President Trump supporter Lauren Witzke, who made headlines herself in June when Wells Fargo mysteriously canceled her bank account without warning and explanation.

“They are either overwhelmed with guilt or were about to release information about the federal government & intelligence agency’s involvement,” she added.

“Don’t be fooled, something here is very, very wrong.”

Another Capitol Police officer, Brian Sicknick, died in the immediate aftermath of the mayhem. Sicknick suffered two strokes and died of natural causes on the day after the riot, according to Washington D.C.’s chief medical examiner.

Some commenters online are openly questioning the statements that the officers killed themselves, with some saying:

• “Suicide or suicided???”
• “Or they were actually murdered which is what usually happens when people are going to blow the whistle.”
• “That is too far out of the statistical [likelihood] to be ignored. These men being suicided have families; families which the coup d’etat participants don’t give two squirts about.”
• “Suicide my a**. They’ve been Clinton’d.”