Capitol Police Investigate Suspicious Vehicle at Supreme Court
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Capitol Police are investigating a suspicious vehicle in front of the Supreme Court on Tuesday morning, one day after the court reconvened for a new session. People are asked to stay away from the near of First Street NE near the Supreme Court building, Capitol Police said.
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Capitol Police are investigating a suspicious vehicle in front of the Supreme Court on Tuesday morning, one day after the court reconvened for a new session. People are asked to stay away from the near of First Street NE near the Supreme Court building, Capitol Police said.
By Whitney Wild, CNN US Capitol Police on Tuesday took into custody a suspect from a “suspicious vehicle” parked near the Supreme Court after giving the person commands and using a flash bang device. They said in a news conference Tuesday afternoon they don’t know what motivated the man who they ide…
US Capitol Police on Tuesday took into custody a suspect from a "suspicious vehicle" parked near the Supreme Court after giving the person commands and using a flash bang device.
U.S. Capitol Police issued a statement earlier this morning that they were investigating a 'suspicious vehicle' parked outside the Supreme Court building.
Capitol Police are investigating a suspicious vehicle in front of the Supreme Court on Tuesday morning, a day after the court convened for a new session.
The U.S. Capitol Police said it has a suspect in custody and intends to disrupt a "suspicious vehicle" that was located this morning outside the Supreme Court, which started its fall session yesterday.
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