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US Capitol Police Arrest Man Smelling Of Fuel, Carrying Flare Gun
A man, carrying a torch lighter and a flare gun, has been arrested while he attempted to enter the Capitol Visitor Center (CVC) on Tuesday, US Capitol Police Chief Thomas Manger confirmed.
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Former US Cop Jailed For More Than 11 Years In January 6 Capitol Riot Case
A retired US police chief was sentenced on Thursday in Washington to more than 11 years in prison over his participation in the January 6, 2021 assault on the US Capitol.
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Searches On At US Senate Buildings After Reports Of Active Shooter
Following an emergency call regarding the presence of an active shooter in the US Capitol on Wednesday, the Capitol Police have urged the people to take 'Shelter-In-Place' as the investigation continues.
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Donald Trump Can Be Sued By Police In US Capitol Riot Case: Justice Department
Former US president Donald Trump can be sued by police and others injured in the January 6, 2021 attack by his supporters on the US Capitol, the Justice Department said in a court filing Thursday.
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"US Is Land Of Laws, Not Chaos": Biden On 2nd Anniversary Of Capitol Riots
Two years after the violent assault on the US Capitol, President Joe Biden said Friday that America has "no place" for political violence as he honored police who fought off the mob of Donald Trump supporters.
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US Capitol Riot: Far-Right Group Wanted To Stop Biden Win "One Way Or The Other"
On January 6, members of the far-right group Oath Keepers were among the thousands of Trump supporters who rioted at the US Capitol, battling police and sending members of Congress scrambling for cover.
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Man Dies After Crashing Car, Firing Gun Near US Capitol: Capitol Police
A man died early Sunday near the US Capitol building after driving his car into a barricade and firing shots into the air before turning his gun on himself, police said.
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"Lacked Courage To Act": Joe Biden Slams Donald Trump Over Capitol Riot
President Joe Biden slammed his predecessor Donald Trump Monday for watching his supporters riot for hours on January 6 while police at the US Capitol suffered through a "medieval hell."
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US Capitol Hill Riots Hearings To Open With Injured Cop, Filmmaker
A police officer hurt by Donald Trump supporters trying to overturn his election defeat and a filmmaker who recorded some leaders of the US Capitol riot will be among the first witnesses when hearings into the assault begin on Thursday.
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US Capitol Evacuated Over Aircraft Threat; "All Clear," Say Cops
The US Capitol was briefly evacuated Wednesday after a false alarm saw police tracking an aircraft they said was a "probable threat" -- but reportedly turned out to be carrying parachutists as part of a baseball pregame show.
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US Capitol Riots: Police Arrest Man Who Made Death Threats To Officials
It is the first arrest made by a group of investigators set up in June 2021 to combat threats of violence against elected, appointed and volunteer election officials, the department said in a statement.
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US Addresses January 6 Security Issues, But Divisions Seethe On Anniversary
The US Capitol's police chief and the attorney general reassured Americans on Wednesday that they have addressed the security collapse behind the January 6 attack on Congress
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Man Gets 5 Years In Prison For Assaulting Police Officers In US Capitol Attack
A Donald Trump supporter was sentenced to five years in prison for assaulting police officers during the attack on the US Capitol, the harshest punishment yet handed down in the investigation into the January 6 violence.
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US Capitol Police Officers Sue Trump Over January 6 Attack
Seven US Capitol Police officers filed suit against former president Donald Trump and members of right-wing extremist groups on Thursday, accusing them of being directly responsible for the January 6 attack on Congress.
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Man Who Threatened To Detonate Bomb On US Capitol Hill Surrenders
A man who threatened to set off a bomb on Washington's Capitol Hill surrendered to police Thursday, ending an hours-long standoff that rattled lawmakers still shaken by January's pro-Trump insurrection.
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US Capitol Police Arrest Man Smelling Of Fuel, Carrying Flare Gun
A man, carrying a torch lighter and a flare gun, has been arrested while he attempted to enter the Capitol Visitor Center (CVC) on Tuesday, US Capitol Police Chief Thomas Manger confirmed.
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Former US Cop Jailed For More Than 11 Years In January 6 Capitol Riot Case
A retired US police chief was sentenced on Thursday in Washington to more than 11 years in prison over his participation in the January 6, 2021 assault on the US Capitol.
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Searches On At US Senate Buildings After Reports Of Active Shooter
Following an emergency call regarding the presence of an active shooter in the US Capitol on Wednesday, the Capitol Police have urged the people to take 'Shelter-In-Place' as the investigation continues.
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Donald Trump Can Be Sued By Police In US Capitol Riot Case: Justice Department
Former US president Donald Trump can be sued by police and others injured in the January 6, 2021 attack by his supporters on the US Capitol, the Justice Department said in a court filing Thursday.
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"US Is Land Of Laws, Not Chaos": Biden On 2nd Anniversary Of Capitol Riots
Two years after the violent assault on the US Capitol, President Joe Biden said Friday that America has "no place" for political violence as he honored police who fought off the mob of Donald Trump supporters.
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US Capitol Riot: Far-Right Group Wanted To Stop Biden Win "One Way Or The Other"
On January 6, members of the far-right group Oath Keepers were among the thousands of Trump supporters who rioted at the US Capitol, battling police and sending members of Congress scrambling for cover.
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Man Dies After Crashing Car, Firing Gun Near US Capitol: Capitol Police
A man died early Sunday near the US Capitol building after driving his car into a barricade and firing shots into the air before turning his gun on himself, police said.
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"Lacked Courage To Act": Joe Biden Slams Donald Trump Over Capitol Riot
President Joe Biden slammed his predecessor Donald Trump Monday for watching his supporters riot for hours on January 6 while police at the US Capitol suffered through a "medieval hell."
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US Capitol Hill Riots Hearings To Open With Injured Cop, Filmmaker
A police officer hurt by Donald Trump supporters trying to overturn his election defeat and a filmmaker who recorded some leaders of the US Capitol riot will be among the first witnesses when hearings into the assault begin on Thursday.
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US Capitol Evacuated Over Aircraft Threat; "All Clear," Say Cops
The US Capitol was briefly evacuated Wednesday after a false alarm saw police tracking an aircraft they said was a "probable threat" -- but reportedly turned out to be carrying parachutists as part of a baseball pregame show.
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US Capitol Riots: Police Arrest Man Who Made Death Threats To Officials
It is the first arrest made by a group of investigators set up in June 2021 to combat threats of violence against elected, appointed and volunteer election officials, the department said in a statement.
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US Addresses January 6 Security Issues, But Divisions Seethe On Anniversary
The US Capitol's police chief and the attorney general reassured Americans on Wednesday that they have addressed the security collapse behind the January 6 attack on Congress
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Man Gets 5 Years In Prison For Assaulting Police Officers In US Capitol Attack
A Donald Trump supporter was sentenced to five years in prison for assaulting police officers during the attack on the US Capitol, the harshest punishment yet handed down in the investigation into the January 6 violence.
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US Capitol Police Officers Sue Trump Over January 6 Attack
Seven US Capitol Police officers filed suit against former president Donald Trump and members of right-wing extremist groups on Thursday, accusing them of being directly responsible for the January 6 attack on Congress.
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Man Who Threatened To Detonate Bomb On US Capitol Hill Surrenders
A man who threatened to set off a bomb on Washington's Capitol Hill surrendered to police Thursday, ending an hours-long standoff that rattled lawmakers still shaken by January's pro-Trump insurrection.
