TWEEPS: Our NEW video #ProsecuteBoebert exposes her role in the January 6th riots, and is ALREADY trending at number 8 on Twitter!

Can we get 2,000 fast retweets to help push this to Number One for MAXIMUM exposure?

Please and thank you!🙏💪pic.twitter.com/h1qiQtvy0E

— BrooklynDad_Defiant! (@mmpadellan) February 2, 2021

Daily Beast: Officials at the Department of Justice are considering charging Capitol rioters under a law typically used to prosecute members of organized crime, two current and former officials told Reuters.

Any updates on why Ayanna Presley's panic buttons didn't work?

Any updates on who gave tours of the Capitol the day before?

Any updates on repercussions to Lauren Boobert for texting Pelosi's location?

Any updates on the 140+ wounded Capitol Police officers?

Any updates…???

— Robert Morelli (@RobertMorelli18) February 3, 2021

🚨🚨🚨 @TheJusticeDept is considering RICO charges against Capitol rioters.

cc: @Popehat https://t.co/y6N2yyf4t6

— Andrew Feinberg (@AndrewFeinberg) February 3, 2021

Under the law, the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, prosecutors must prove a pattern of criminal activity that rises to the level of racketeering as well as an ongoing threat.

RICO these traitors!https://t.co/uF7YGTmDnn

— Tea Pain (@TeaPainUSA) February 3, 2021

The statute was created to go after Mafia leaders and has also been used to prosecute the mastermind of a planned attack on the George Washington Bridge and United Nations. The DOJ reportedly hasn’t made a final decision about whether it will use the statute.

Is this prosecutable as part of the conspiracy? https://t.co/dJbCAORvC3

— Danny Blanchflower PhD DLitt (*2) DSc CBE (@D_Blanchflower) January 31, 2021

More than 170 people, including members of the far-right groups the Proud Boys and the Oath Keepers, are facing charges for taking part in the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol. and from Newsweek:

Troubling: ‘Security Personnel’ Removed Panic Alerts from Capitol offices Before Assault on January 6

A Capitol staffer found that the office panic buttons had been “torn out” while she hid from pro-Trump insurrectionists swarming the building during last week’s siege.

So, three weeks later and we still have no info on who led the recon tours, who removed the panic buttons and why there’s no cctv footage from the US Capitol, do we?

— Dallas Gal 🇺🇸🇵🇷🇸🇪🤘🏻🖖 (@dfw_gal) January 28, 2021

Sarah Groh, the chief of staff of Democratic representative Ayanna Pressley, said she joined other staffers taking refuge in the congresswoman’s office as the protesters flooded in.

Nope. The folks in costumes, hollering etc were a distraction. The pros charging right in had serious intent. Rep. Pressley’s panic button system was removed, for one thing. Mike Flynn’s brother at the Pentagon being part of the decision to not help the Capitol Police – etc.

— Kathy, Leftist Vet ✊ (@KathyStickel) February 1, 2021

Groh told The Boston Globe that the group barricaded the door with furniture and water jugs that had piled up during the pandemic before she pulled out a gas mask.

A Capitol staffer found that the office panic buttons had been “torn out” while she hid from pro-Trump insurrectionists swarming the building during last week’s siege.

Sarah Groh, the chief of staff of Democratic representative Ayanna Pressley, said she joined other staffers taking refuge in the congresswoman’s office as the protesters flooded in.

“Every panic button in my office had been torn out—the whole unit,” she told the newspaper, adding that the team could come up with no rationale as to why. The staffer said that she had used them before and they had not switched offices since then.

https://www.newsweek.com/capitol-hill-riots-panic-buttons-torn-out-staffer-1561191