POLITICO'The intelligence was there': Law enforcement warnings abounded in the runup to Jan. 6
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
52% : "Law enforcement officials were alerting their superiors and other agencies to the threats SITE had identified -- many of which ended up manifesting that day, just as they were written," she said.45% : That briefing is among a host of previously unreported documents that circulated among law enforcement officials in the weeks before Jan. 6 -- laying out, some with jarring specificity, the threats that culminated in the attack on the Capitol.
38% : "It is an unfortunate reality that law enforcement did not respond timely and appropriately."
34% : The congressional select committee probing the attack is scrutinizing the failure of law enforcement to protect the Capitol that day.
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