Capitol Reconsiders Fencing, Security After New Attack Kills Officer

The transcript discusses the security measures at the Capitol following the January 6th Riot, including the removal of temporary fencing and the tragic incident involving Capitol Police Officer William Billy Evans. The incident, where a man rammed his car into a barrier and was subsequently shot, has reignited debates about security at the Capitol. Despite some security measures being relaxed, the recent event highlights ongoing risks. The transcript concludes with a reflection on the impact of these security changes.

What event led to the decision to return the Capitol grounds to normal security measures?

• A natural disaster

• A government shutdown

• The January 6th Riot

• A peaceful protest

Who was Capitol Police Officer William Billy Evans?

• A journalist

• A senator

• A Capitol Police Officer

• A protestor

What was removed less than two weeks before the incident involving Officer Evans?

• A police station

• A temporary fence

• A security checkpoint

• A surveillance camera

What was the impact of the January violence on the Capitol?

• It caused a power outage

• It led to the deaths of five people

• It led to a government shutdown

• It resulted in a fire

What do lawmakers hope to achieve regarding Capitol security?

• Hire more police officers

• Install more surveillance cameras

• Return to normalcy

• Increase the number of barriers