Two off-duty police officers from Virginia who were charged in connection to the U.S. Capitol breach have been fired from their jobs, according to the town of Rocky Mount, where they were employed. Jacob Fracker and Thomas Robertson have been let go from their employment at the Rocky Mount Police Department following a review for their alleged participation in the breach of the Capitol building earlier this month. “The Town has followed the necessary due processes to conclude our review and notify these individuals of this decision. We will continue to assist in the federal investigation as called upon,” a statement from the town said. The town explained that it holds its officers to high standards for how they “conduct themselves on and off-duty.” “The process we have gone through reinforces how seriously we aim to uphold these standards and how important it is to communicate that the department works in …