Six Capitol policies suspended and 29 others under investigation by the EU Congress

Six Capitol policies suspended and 29 others under investigation by the EU Congress

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police meet President Donald Trump with irrumpieron and el Capitolio, Washington, EEUU
police meet President Donald Trump with irrumpieron and el Capitolio, Washington, EEUU

Six Capitol Police agents are suspended and 29 others are under investigation for their actions during the inauguration of the Congressional Congregation, the 6th of January, during the certification of electoral votes to determine the next president.

Among the suspended agents is one who is photographed next to members of the turbo that crashed into the seat of the Legislative Assembly, and also one who raised a head with the theme of Trump’s “Make America Great Again” campaign.

He also has the object of investigations into his relationship with the police, as well as agents from various departments of all countries, according to CNN.

Specifically, an official in New York, one in Philadelphia, two in Seattle, two in Virginia one in Texas are being investigated by their departments for possible violations of the rules.

The internal court of the Capitol Police has ordered that “Any member of his department who is not in agreement with the Rules of Conduct of the Department will take the appropriate discipline”, explained to CNN the spokesman for this police force, John Stolnis.

There was an explosion caused by a police ammunition inside the United States President Donald Trump's presidential parties, reunited in front of the United States Capitol edition in Washington, United States.
There was an explosion caused by a police ammunition inside the United States President Donald Trump’s presidential parties, reunited in front of the United States Capitol edition in Washington, United States.

Since the Capitol’s inauguration, the Actuary of the Police has been on trial, one of the critics who denounced the resignation of Capitol’s chiefs Steven Sund, saying that the principles of these members of this body issue a vote of no confidence principal leads of the security force.

President of the United States, Donald Trump, violently violates the Capitol on January 6 during the process of certifying the results of state presidential elections, in which Trump, who denounced fraud, was ousted by his Democratic rival, Joe Biden.

During the incidents, five people were killed, including the Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick.

(More information on Europa Press)

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