Overworked Capitol Police – who monitor safety of members of Congress reportedly stopped ‘continuously monitoring’ video of pelosi home

Overworked US Capitol Police officers – who monitor the safety of 535 members of Congress – reportedly stopped ‘continuously monitoring’ video feed despite home security cameras capturing attack on Paul Pelosi

Capitol Police had live video surveillance outside Nancy Pelosi’s $6million home when a crazed man allegedly attacked the Speaker’s husband with a hammer

However, they weren’t watching it when the strike took place, due to lack of staff

Instead, after Pelosi left San Francisco last week for a trip to D.C., officers in Washington stopped monitoring the 24/7 feed, it’s been revealed

The decision saw officers ignore a crucial vantage point right outside the house

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Capitol Police had live video surveillance outside Nancy Pelosi’s $6million home when a crazed man allegedly attacked the Speaker’s husband with a hammer – but weren’t watching it when the strike took place due to lack of manpower.

Instead, after Pelosi left San Francisco last week for a trip to D.C., officers in Washington stopped monitoring the 24/7 feed, it’s been revealed – ignoring a crucial vantage point right outside the politician’s house.

If officers had been watching the feed in real-time, the break-in would have been seen – leading to questions about the municipality’s short-staffed force, who are responsible for the safety of 535 members of Congress.

On Tuesday, a filing revealed the suspect, a fringe activist drawn to several conspiracy theories, had plans to target other politicians as well, and was arrested carrying a list with the names of prominent state and federal politicians – and members of their families.

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11379977/US-Capitol-Police-officers-reportedly-stopped-monitoring-video-feed-capturing-Pelosi-attack.html

 

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