FBI, DOJ looking at 'felony cases' of sedition, conspiracy in Capitol riot - Business Insider
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He said charges could include trespassing, theft of mail, theft of digital devices inside the Capitol, assault on local and federal officers, theft of national security or national defense information, felony murder, and more."The gamut of cases and criminal conduct we're looking at is really mind-blowing," he added.CBS News' Catherine Herridge later asked whether the FBI or the DOJ had any information about pipe bombs that were found outside the headquarters of the Democratic National Committee and the Republican National Committee and whether the devices were planted to draw law enforcement away from the Capitol or to maim lawmakers as they evacuated the building.Sherwin said the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives, as well as the Metropolitan Police Department, were still investigating."What was the purpose of those devices being planted?
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