Capitol Police have new chief after Jan. 6 insurrection

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Heading the two Washington-area departments, along with his leadership position in the Major Cities Chiefs Association, have made him a familiar face in law enforcement circles and on Capitol Hill.
41% : She conceded to Congress that multiple levels of failures allowed pro-Trump rioters to storm the building but denied that law enforcement had failed to take the threat seriously, noting how Capitol Police several days before the riot had distributed an internal document warning that extremists were poised for violence.
40% : Pittman had been in charge of intelligence leading up to the riot, which caught law enforcement badly off guard.
30% : Manger takes charge of the department in the aftermath of the violent Jan. 6 insurrection in which supporters of former President Donald Trump easily overwhelmed law enforcement and stormed the building.

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