Especially if the police are ordered to co-operate.
Can you give us a link to that "order"?
Nope. Criminal conspiracies are notorious for not being transparent.
Really, that was a stupid question. With all due respect.
Explain why we have footage of cops waving the protestors to enter into the capitol building.
Because they were vastly outnumbered by Trump's thugs and overwhelmed.
That would be a reason to retreat, not to wave them in.
there was no opportunity to retreat safely.
What makes you say that?
In the bank robber's defense the bank teller
did hand over the money.
You're welcome to support the claim made too. Just insisting is not very convincing.
My point stands. We have seen video of hte cops waving the protestors into the capitol building. That raises questions as to why.
I answered your question.
You offered a possible alternative explanation. You've done nothing to show that it is the real reason.
Here's the police announcing they "lost the line" and to retreat.
"Multiple Capitol injuries! Multiple Capitol injuries!"
"Cruiser 50, they are behind our lines!"
"You need to pull back our resources."
"If you need to go inside or pull back if they're getting behind you, you don't have enough resources."
"If I give this up, they're gonna have direct access! We gotta hold what we have!"
"Cruiser 50. We've lost the line! We've lost the line!"
"All MPD pull back up to the upper deck! All MPD pull back up to the upper deck ASAP! Upper deck!"
"Cruiser 50, we're flanked!"
"10-33! I repeat, 10-33, west front of the Capitol."
"We have been flanked and we lost the line!"
And here's officers being suspended for inappropriate behavior with Trump's thugs...
A spokesperson for the U.S. Capitol Police has confirmed to FOX 5 that the Office of Professional Responsibility is investigating the actions of 35 police officers on Jan. 6, the day of the riot at the Capitol, and suspended six officers with pay.
www.fox5dc.com
Some officers are seen standing along a doorway almost motionless as people file into the Capitol.
At least two accused rioters have told the FBI a Capitol Police officer told them, "It’s your house now."
Lawmakers have stated that one officer suspended took a selfie with someone and another was seen wearing a MAGA hat.
In a video, that officer wearing the hat asks two men if they can help him get through the crowd to help other officers inside the Capitol.
The officer hands one of the men his megaphone and says, "I’ll follow you." The video was taken by Rico La Starza who says he was visiting D.C. and went to the Capitol and started filming when he saw what was happening.