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FBI releases new videos of officers being assaulted during Capitol riot

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FBI releases new videos of officers being assaulted during Capitol riot

FBI releases new videos of officers being assaulted during Capitol riot

CNN’s Jessica Schneider reports on the new videos the FBI released of officers being attacked during the January 6th Capitol riot and asking the public for help identifying the assailants.


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