I guess ill start with you, mr. Sund. When a critical Intelligence Report is received by the Capitol Police from an Intelligence Community source like the fbi, who usually would receive it . I will start with did you receive this report . Thank you very much for the question, maam. I actually just in the last 24 hours was informed by the department that they actually had received that report. It was received by what we call one of our sworn members thats assigned to the joint Terrorism Task force, which is a task force with the fbi. They received it the evening of the 5th, reviewed it and then forwarded it over to an official at the Intelligence Division at the u. S. Capitol police headquarters. You hadnt seen it yourself . No, maam. It did not go any further than that. Was it sent to the house and Senate Sergeant at arms . I dont believe it went any farther than over to the sergeant at the intelligence. Mr. Irving and mr. Stenger, did you get that report . Before hand . Mr. Stenger, d
I guess ill start with you, mr. Sund, when a critical Intelligence Report is received by the Capitol Police, from an Intelligence Community source like the fbi, who usually would receive it and i guess ill start with did you receive this report . Thank you very much for the question, maam. I actually just in the last 24 hours was informed by the department that they actually had received that report. It was received by what we call it is one of our sworn members that is assigned to the joint Terrorism Task force which is a task force with the fbi. They received it the evening of the 5th. Reviewed it and then forwarded it over to an official at the Intelligence Division over at u. S. Capitol police headquarters. So you hadnt seen it yourself. No maam, it did not go any further than that. Okay. And then was it sent to the house and Senate Sergeant at arms. I dont believe it went any further than the sergeant at the Intelligence Division. And mr. Irving and mr. Stanger, did you get that r
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