US EditionIn post-Jan. 6 era, 600 officers train for riots as threats to lawmakers climb toward record high
The coordinated drill involved 600 officers from nearly 20 agencies to enhance response tactics and communication after Jan. 6 security failures, addressing rising threats against lawmakers.
- With threats against members of Congress reaching record highs in 2025, 600 law enforcement officers trained for potential riots and political violence in the post-Jan. 6 era.
- The drills aimed to improve coordination among agencies to prevent breakdowns like those during the Jan. 6 Capitol attack, with scenarios mirroring volatile protest situations.
- Officials emphasized the importance of cross-agency training and communication to handle protests that can quickly escalate into violence.
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In post-Jan. 6 era, 600 officers train for riots as threats to lawmakers climb toward record high
The U.S. Capitol Police have led a massive training exercise in Maryland to improve coordination among law enforcement agencies.
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