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Capitol Police Master Officer dies while undergoing treatment for COVID-19 A 33-year veteran of the Virginia Division of Capitol Police has died while undergoing treatment for COVID-19. (Source: Capitol Police) By NBC12 Newsroom | March 9, 2021 at 5:10 PM EST - Updated March 9 at 5:10 PM
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - A 33-year veteran of the Virginia Division of Capitol Police has died while undergoing treatment for COVID-19.
Master Officer Woodrow W. “Buddy” Dowdy III died Tuesday at the age of 60.
Officials said he had experienced a period of declining health, and died while undergoing treatment at a local hospital for COVID-19
Dowdy was a member of the Capitol Police honor guard and was a mainstay at what is known as Capitol Square’s Post 1.
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By MICHAEL MARTZ
Richmond Times-Dispatch
âIt went sideways pretty quickly as a violent mob came in and tried to break into the chamber,â Spanberger told the Richmond Times-Dispatch in a phone interview.
Spanberger, who has a national security and law enforcement background with the CIA and U.S. Postal Service, said ânever in my wildest dreamsâ did she expect an insurrection in the U.S. Capitol.
âIt is an unthinkable reality,â she said.
Spanberger faulted Trump, but focused on the Congressâ most pressing responsibility.
âOur first order of business is to count the electoral votes,â she said. âI will not allow for a mob or group of domestic terrorists to stop us from doing our duty.â
By MICHAEL MARTZ
Richmond Times-Dispatch
âIt went sideways pretty quickly as a violent mob came in and tried to break into the chamber,â Spanberger told the Richmond Times-Dispatch in a phone interview.
Spanberger, who has a national security and law enforcement background with the CIA and U.S. Postal Service, said ânever in my wildest dreamsâ did she expect an insurrection in the U.S. Capitol.
âIt is an unthinkable reality,â she said.
Spanberger faulted Trump, but focused on the Congressâ most pressing responsibility.
âOur first order of business is to count the electoral votes,â she said. âI will not allow for a mob or group of domestic terrorists to stop us from doing our duty.â