Videos tagged with Capitol Police

This video discusses a class-action lawsuit filed against the U.S. government under the Federal Tort Claims Act, alleging excessive and indiscriminate force by law enforcement on January 6th. The lawsuit claims police used chemical munitions and projectiles without proper warnings, leading to injuries and violating citizens' First Amendment rights. It highlights potential implications for government power and accountability.

This video details a $30 million wrongful death lawsuit filed by Judicial Watch against the U.S. government on behalf of Ashli Babbitt's estate. The lawsuit alleges that Capitol Police Lieutenant Michael Bird acted negligently and with excessive force when he shot and killed Babbitt, an unarmed U.S. Air Force veteran, inside the Capitol on January 6, 2021. The video highlights previous incidents involving Lieutenant Bird, suggesting a pattern of behavior that the Capitol Police knew or should have known about, contributing to the grounds for the lawsuit.

This video captures a chaotic House Committee hearing where anti-2A activists disrupted proceedings. The discussion touches on the definition of 'ghost guns,' the role of pistol braces, and the potential for insurrectionist behavior. It highlights the tension between expressing dissent and maintaining decorum during legislative sessions, with concerns raised about Capitol Police effectiveness.

This video discusses Congresswoman Lauren Boebert's stance on carrying firearms in the Capitol building. It highlights the legal right for members of Congress to carry firearms on Capitol grounds and the controversy surrounding new security screenings implemented by Nancy Pelosi. The video emphasizes the importance of defending the Second Amendment and encourages listeners to support efforts to protect gun rights.

This video details the timeline of security reinforcement requests made by former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund leading up to and during the January 6th events. It highlights how Sund's requests for increased security, including the National Guard, were repeatedly denied or delayed by various officials, including the House and Senate Sergeants-at-Arms, and later faced bureaucratic hurdles with the Pentagon. The narrative suggests a significant failure in leadership and preparedness within Washington D.C.'s security apparatus.

This video features a critical conversation between USCCA President and CEO Tim Schmidt and Congressman Steve Scalise, discussing Second Amendment rights. Congressman Scalise shares his personal experience of being shot during a congressional baseball practice in 2017, highlighting the importance of self-defense and the role of law enforcement. The USCCA is presented as an organization dedicated to empowering responsibly armed citizens through education, training, and legal protection, with an invitation to join their community.

This video provides a critical update on Virginia's HB 961, an "assault weapon" ban that also includes magazine, suppressor, and trigger activator restrictions. The bill passed committee along party lines and is headed for a full House vote. Notably, citizens who were present to challenge the bill were removed from the meeting room by Capitol Police, raising concerns about public access to the legislative process.

This video provides an update on a recently passed gun ban in Virginia, specifically targeting the Capitol and Pocahontas Building. It clarifies that firearms are still permitted on the grounds. The speaker also debunks a claim that law enforcement requested the ban, citing information from the Colonel of the Capitol Police.

This video features Dana Loesch reacting to and discussing a situation where Capitol Police officers used firearms to stop a tragic shooting. Loesch highlights the heroism of the armed officers in preventing a potential massacre. The segment is from NRATV's 'Stinchfield' program, which airs weekdays.