We are taking additional security measures here at the State House complex, both the (Maryland) Capitol Police and the Maryland State Police. I have a security team briefing later this afternoon to talk about the situation in Maryland and our additional assistance in Washington, Hogan said.
Check out my behind-the-scenes @wbalradio video from the #MarylandStateHouse in #Annapolis with @C4Show & @BryanNehman as @MDSP & #MarylandCapitolPolice are preparing for the possibility of violence here after an @FBI bulletin warning of potential armed protest at state capitals pic.twitter.com/KEFGIYgtCi Scott Wykoff (@ScottWykoffWBAL) January 12, 2021 (We re) dealing with tons of security issues here in the state and in our nation s capital, and we re going to be continuing it, to work on that day and night between now and probably the inauguration, Hogan said.
We are taking additional security measures here at the State House complex, both the (Maryland) Capitol Police and the Maryland State Police. I have a security team briefing later this afternoon to talk about the situation in Maryland and our additional assistance in Washington, Hogan said.
Check out my behind-the-scenes @wbalradio video from the #MarylandStateHouse in #Annapolis with @C4Show & @BryanNehman as @MDSP & #MarylandCapitolPolice are preparing for the possibility of violence here after an @FBI bulletin warning of potential armed protest at state capitals pic.twitter.com/KEFGIYgtCi Scott Wykoff (@ScottWykoffWBAL) January 12, 2021 (We re) dealing with tons of security issues here in the state and in our nation s capital, and we re going to be continuing it, to work on that day and night between now and probably the inauguration, Hogan said.
Gov. Larry Hogan says the Maryland Capitol Police are working with state and Annapolis-area law enforcement, "beefing up" plans for additional security at the State House, but that there have been no credible threats of violence.