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Police looking for Capitol riot suspect who used police shield to pin officer

Authorities on Friday released images of a suspect who they believe used a police shield to pin a Washington D.C., police officer against a door as a mob of rioters forced their way into the Capitol during last week's insurrection. 

Florida restaurateur warns Biden $15 minimum wage plan is ‘going to destroy the hospitality industry’

Joe Biden's plan to raise the federal minimum wage to $15 per hour as part of his nearly $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus package would cripple the already-struggling hospitality industry, a Florida restaurateur told "The Story" Friday.
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17 Chicago cops resting in burgled office suspended: Union

Chicago Police suspended several officers captured on video during last summer’s widespread unrest who were lounging — and apparently even sleeping — inside a burglarized congressional campaign office.

Accused Capitol riot participant, a Texas realtor, promised to ‘storm the Capitol,’ criminal complaint says

A Texas realtor who documented her trip to Washington D.C. amid a violent insurrection promised to "storm the capitol" before posing next to smashed windows outside the building, according to a criminal complaint. 
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Capitol siege investigators probing if ‘horned man,’ other rioters aimed to ‘assassinate’ elected officials

The mob of Trump supporters who stormed the U.S. Capitol last week planned to "capture and assassinate" elected officials, according to recent court filings.

Uber hides ad featuring left-wing activist charged in Capitol riot

An Uber ad featuring the left-wing activist John Sullivan, who was arrested on federal charges Thursday in connection with last weeks’ Capitol riot, has been hidden on the ridesharing company’s YouTube channel.
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Charges dismissed against Philadelphia police inspector accused of striking protester last summer

Charges against a Philadelphia police officer captured on video striking a student protester last summer were dismissed by a judge Friday. 

New Jersey state workers ordered to stay home on Inauguration Day

New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy ordered all state employees to work remotely on Inauguration day next Wednesday due to the “level of tension in the country."
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Nearly 100 Capitol rioters charged; 275 open cases so far – with more to come, feds say

Federal law enforcement officials have charged nearly 100 people – mostly with felonies – and are expected to have "well over 300" open cases by the end of Friday in connection with last week’s insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, authorities said.

Capitol riot participants claim USCP officer said, ‘It’s your house now’: complaint

A suspected rioter who entered the U.S. Capitol amid last week's unfolding chaos said a Capitol Police officer shook his hand upon entering the building and said "It's your house now," according to authorities. 
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