Law enforcement ready to respond to potential armed protests at California State Capitol
An FBI bulletin obtained by ABC News said armed protests are being planned at state capitols, beginning Jan. 16 and lasting through Inauguration Day, Jan. 20. Author: Andie Judson Updated: 6:58 PM PST January 12, 2021
SACRAMENTO, Calif. An FBI bulletin obtained by ABC News said armed protests are being planned at state capitols, beginning January 16 and lasting through Inauguration Day, January 20.
So, what s being done to prepare and protect the California Capitol?
The California Highway Patrol s Capitol Protection Division is typically tasked with this duty. In response to upcoming potential protests they said, CHP Officers are always vigilant for potential threats that may occur at the State Capitol. We have personnel ready to respond to protect state property and ensure public safety as necessary. The CHP closely coordinates with allied agencies li
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