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Law enforcement have prepared for possible armed protests during inauguration Eric Flack, Erin Spaht, Haleigh Purvis Law enforcement have prepared for possible armed protests during inauguration Replay Video UP NEXT In a now-infamous video, an Arkansas man, Peter Stager, is seen beating a Capitol Police officer with an American flag pole on the steps of the U.S. Capitol. But the arsenal of weapons law enforcement could encounter during inauguration week are capable of doing even more damage. Images that federal prosecutors have included in charging documents against those arr...

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'Like a medieval battle scene': Officers recount being attacked by Capitol mob © ABC News Metropolitan Police Department Office Daniel Hodges speaks with ABC News' Chief Justice Correspondent Pierre Thomas about his experience at the U.S. Capitol when a mob of President Trump supporters attempted to get in. Michael Fanone did not even get called to the Capitol on Jan. 6 -- he just went. Fanone, a 20-year narcotics officer with the Washington, D.C.'s Metropolitan Police Department, rushed to the scene because he heard his fellow officers were in distress -- one of them Daniel Hodges. B...

He did concede Donald Trump had used "aggressive language" at rally preceding riot.

As security is ramped up in Washington, D.C., and state capitols across the U.S., the FBI is warning of more potential violence in the lead-up to Joe Biden's inauguration on January 20. Federal authorities have arrested over 100 people who took part in last week's deadly insurrection at the Capitol, and The Washington Post reports that dozens of people on a terrorist watch list — including many white supremacists — were in Washington on the day of the insurrection. "This was something that had been coming for a long time," ProPublica reporter A.C. Thompson, who covers right-wing extremism...