Jan. 6 rioters exploited little-known Capitol weak spots: A handful of unreinforced windows

[u/DoremusJessup]

https://news.yahoo.com/jan-6-rioters-exploited-little-090030729.html

[u/Charlie_Warlie]

Agreed it doesn't need to be that way but like... the Limo that transports the president has all these details that make it very secure. But to the naked eye it looks like a normal limo. I think a lot of us assumed that there were hidden details that made the buildings on The Mall more secure than your average 200 year old building.

[u/[deleted] → u/Charlie_Warlie]

I at least figured they would have had enough security cameras on the place to get clear video of every single person who came inside.

[u/matlockpowerslacks → u/[deleted]]

Damn, this. It's sad that we had to rely as much on evidence that was so luckily produced and broadcast by the perpetraitors themselves.

All that glorious 4k video.

What I'm not seeing, and maybe I've missed it, are fines along with the jail sentences. Is it that far out of line to charge people that were present and inside for property damage? I don't really care if you didn't ran the door of the hinges, you sure used the situation to your advantage. And how about an upgrade from the 90s video technology while you have that wallet out.

[u/[deleted] → u/matlockpowerslacks]

Agreed, 100%

They should be all on the hook for a every portion of the damage and security costs. As well as the organizers