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Reporter s Notebook: Capitol riot hearing proves everything is different, but nothing has changed

Reporter s Notebook: Capitol riot hearing proves everything is different, but nothing has changed
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House Sergeant-at-Arms ordered security barricades moved the day before January 6 attack on the Capitol

House Sergeant-at-Arms ordered security barricades moved the day before January 6 attack on the Capitol During a House Administration Committee hearing on Wednesday, it was revealed that those attacking the Capitol on January 6 were aided by what were described as “illogical” security decisions from then House Sergeant at Arms (SAA) Paul Irving. The revelation came in the course of a question-and-answer session between the ranking Republican on the committee, Rodney Davis of Illinois, and Capitol Police Inspector General Michael Bolton. Davis told Bolton that an email was uncovered “this week” that revealed, “a US Capitol Police directive initiated by then House Sergeant at Arms Paul Irving to the Architect of the Capitol sent on January 5.”

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Acting Capitol Police chief denies race played a role in security failures ahead of riot

There is no evidence that race played a role in the US Capitol Police's failure to bolster security before the January 6 insurrection, the department's

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Former Capitol Police Chief didn t see FBI warning of Capitol violence, regrets resigning -- Puppet Masters -- Sott net

Tue, 23 Feb 2021 20:23 UTC © SCREENSHOT/Grabien-C-SPAN Former United States Capitol Police Chief Steven A. Sund said Tuesday that he didn t see the FBI s warning of violence on the Capitol building and said he regretted resigning. Yes, I do sir, I certainly do regret signing, resigning. I love this agency. I love the women and men of this agency and I regret the day I left, Sund responded to Republican Arizona Sen. Ron Johnson in a Senate hearing on Tuesday. Sund announced his resignation as United States Capitol Police chief on Jan. 7, a day after a mob of former President Donald Trump s followers breached the Capitol building on Jan. 6 after a protest turned into a deadly riot against the Electoral College s certification of the presidential election results.

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Former Capitol security officials blame intelligence lapses for deadly Jan 6 riot

Former Capitol security officials blame intelligence lapses for deadly Jan 6 riot
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