johnson says he, quote, didn'tto hear anything on the radio. ini according to johnson yogananda, pittman kept vital information abourot the protests from fronte line officers like him. pittman was the assistant chief of the department in charge of intelligence operations. >> w e should have e should have beer prepared that day and we could have been better prepared that day. if the information was it was disseminated like it was supposed to be -. e protes the builtesters moved inside the building, johnson's first diconcern was the safety ofin senators. r his job waiss to protect them il rising panic, he called over even now the radio for direction and assistance. even nowtwo year, two years late is baffled by the response he got. >> i was requestinvacuatg permin to evacuate the senate side. the senate chamber s, becausee senate d i had a clear line of sight to get them out of the senateers iodoor and i didn't get permission. >>e dispatcher caught a coupleio times to see if i can get permission. no response with yogananda, he pittman and his other supervisors unresponsive,rv isorjohnson says he decided

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