At least 134 police officers were injured during the January 6 2021 Capitol Hill riot.
What's NewRepublican Senators Chuck Grassley and Ron Johnson have written to Department of Justice Inspector General Michael Horowitz demanding to know which roles other department agencies, beyond the FBI, played during the January 6 2021 Capitol Hill riot in Washington D.C.It came after Horowitz released a report on December 12 which said there were 26 FBI confidential human sources in Washington D.C.
'The American people deserve a full picture of whether Justice Department sources from its component agencies, in addition to the FBI, were present on January 6, what their role was, and whether DOJ had knowledge of their attendance.'Johnson suggested the December 12 FBI report 'may have only provided a fraction of the story regarding the presence and activities of confidential human sources or undercover federal agents in Washington, D.C. on Jan.
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