Jeffrey A. Rosen, the acting attorney general, said those involved in attack on the U.S. Capitol would be held responsible, and that there would be no tolerance for future violent attempts to disrupt the transfer of power.
(SIOC) on the recent attack on the Capitol building and law enforcement preparations for the upcoming presidential inauguration. “Americans can be proud of the effort the men and women of the Justice Department and our federal, state, and local partners have made in the days since the attack on the Capitol building,” said Acting Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen. Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen issued the following statement: "The violence at our Nation’s Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy. The Justice Department issued the following statement from Attorney General Merrick B. Garland on the release of the , which shows a decrease... Attorney General Merrick B. Garland and Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland were in New Mexico today to highlight the work of the Biden-Harris Administration in helping address public safety... The Justice Department issued the following statement from Attorney General Merrick B. Garland on the | Department will continue to investigate violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupt that violence before it occurs, and hold perpetrators accountable.” -Attorney General Merrick B. Garland On January 5, 2022 Attorney General Merrick B. Garland updated the American people on the Justice Department's efforts to hold accountable those responsible for the unprecedented attack on the U.S. Capitol. “Those involved must be held accountable, and there is no higher priority for us at the Department of Justice.” He pointed to the “well-worn prosecutorial practices” the department has followed in bringing the variety of charges against those who breached the Capitol grounds. Attorney General Merrick Garland pledged the Justice Department would hold to account people who broke the law in connection with the siege on the U.S. Capitol last Jan. 6, no matter their level or "whether they were present that day or were otherwise criminally responsible
Jeffrey A. Rosen, the acting attorney general, said those involved in attack on the U.S. Capitol would be held responsible, and that there would be no tolerance for future violent attempts to disrupt the transfer of power.
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Acting Attorney General Vows to Hold Capitol Rioters Accountable
Jeffrey A. Rosen, the acting attorney general, said those involved in attack on the U.S. Capitol would be held responsible, and that there would be no tolerance for future violent attempts to disrupt the transfer of power.
One week ago, our nation collectively watched in horror as a violent mob stormed the Capitol grounds, broke down crowd-control barriers, assaulted Capitol Police officers and overran the Capitol complex. Lives were lost. The storming of the Capitol was an intolerable, shocking and tragic episode in our nation’s history. I’m grateful, however, that order was restored at the Capitol the same day, and the Congress was able to fulfill its duties. Under the U.S. Constitution. More than 70 individuals have been criminally charged. We’ve opened more than 170 investigations. The F.B.I. has gathered more than 100,000 digital tips from the public. And there is a lot more to come. The wrongdoers will be held responsible. As we look ahead, we are also aware of other planned protests in and around the upcoming inauguration. The Department of Justice fully supports and will protect the exercise of constitutional rights. But I want to send a clear message to anyone contemplating violence, threats of violence or other criminal conduct. We will have no tolerance whatsoever for any attempts to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power on Jan. 20 that our Constitution calls for. We will have no tolerance for any attempts to forcefully occupy government buildings. There will be no excuse for violence, vandalism or any other form of lawlessness. To the American public, I ask that if you are aware of any criminal activity or violent acts being planned, please share what you know with law enforcement or the F.B.I.
Acting Attorney General Vows to Hold Capitol Rioters Accountable
Jeffrey A. Rosen, the acting attorney general, said those involved in attack on the U.S. Capitol would be held responsible, and that there would be no tolerance for future violent attempts to disrupt the transfer of power.
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The Justice Department issued the following statement from Attorney General Merrick B. Garland on the arrests of alleged leaders of the Sinaloa Cartel, Ismael Zambada Garcia (El Mayo) and Joaquin Guzman Lopez: U.S. Department of Justice 950 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington DC 20530 Office of Public Affairs Direct Line 202-514-2007 Department of Justice Main Switchboard 202-514-2000 The Justice Department issued the following statement from Attorney General Merrick B. Garland on the arrests of alleged leaders of the Sinaloa Cartel, Ismael Zambada Garcia (El Mayo) and Joaquin Guzman Lopez: U.S. Department of Justice 950 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington DC 20530 Office of Public Affairs Direct Line 202-514-2007 Department of Justice Main Switchboard 202-514-2000 Earlier this afternoon, the Department of Justice sent hundreds of federal law enforcement officers and agents from the FBI, ATF, and the U.S. The Department also launched a new online service for the public and media to track defendants charged with criminal offenses related to the Capitol attack. From the outset,  the Department of Justice has been working in close coordination with the Capitol Police and federal partners from the Interior Department, the Department of Homeland Security, and the National Guard, as well as the Metropolitan Police and other local authorities. Following that security briefing, Mr. Rosen met with a team of FBI leaders for another update on the investigations concerning the attack on the Capitol building. Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen attended a briefing today at the (SIOC) on the recent attack on the Capitol building and law enforcement preparations for the upcoming presidential inauguration. “Americans can be proud of the effort the men and women of the Justice Department and our federal, state, and local partners have made in the days since the attack on the Capitol building,” said Acting Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen. Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen issued the following statement: "The violence at our Nation’s Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy. The Justice Department issued the following statement from Attorney General Merrick B. Garland on the release of the , which shows a decrease... Attorney General Merrick B. Garland and Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland were in New Mexico today to highlight the work of the Biden-Harris Administration in helping address public safety... The Justice Department issued the following statement from Attorney General Merrick B. Garland on the release of the , which shows a decrease... Attorney General Merrick B. Garland and Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland were in New Mexico today to highlight the work of the Biden-Harris Administration in helping address public safety... Following the briefing, he addressed the assembled law enforcement partners and thanked them for their efforts. Simultaneously, security preparations for the presidential inauguration and peaceful transfer of power continue and we will have absolutely no tolerance whatsoever for any attempts to disrupt any aspect of the inauguration or associated events leading up to, on, and following January 20.” During the SIOC visit, Rosen was briefed by federal, state, and local partners on specifics of the security plans for this week and next. “As I have said repeatedly, our efforts at investigating the wrongdoing of that day are continuing around the clock and we are fully committed to hold those who engaged in criminal acts accountable. Marshals Service to assist the Capitol Police in addressing this unacceptable situation, and we intend to enforce the laws of our land."
## Justice Department Vows Accountability for Capitol Attack, Zero Tolerance for Future Threats

**Washington D.C.** - Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen issued a strong statement today, condemning the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol and vowing to hold all those involved accountable.  

"The violence at our Nation’s Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy," Rosen declared. "The Justice Department will continue to investigate violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupt that violence before it occurs, and hold perpetrators accountable.”

Rosen's statement comes amidst heightened security measures in the wake of the Capitol riot and in preparation for the upcoming presidential inauguration. He emphasized the dedication of law enforcement agencies, stating, "Americans can be proud of the effort the men and women of the Justice Department and our federal, state, and local partners have made in the days since the attack on the Capitol building.”

Rosen's message echoes the sentiments of Attorney General Merrick B. Garland, who has made it clear that prosecuting those responsible for the Capitol attack is the Department of Justice's top priority. Garland has pledged to pursue charges against all individuals involved, regardless of their role or presence on January 6th.

"Those involved must be held accountable, and there is no higher priority for us at the Department of Justice," Garland stated in a recent address to the nation. He highlighted the department's commitment to using "well-worn prosecutorial practices" to bring a variety of charges against those who breached the Capitol grounds.

The Justice Department's unwavering stance sends a clear message: violence and threats against democratic institutions will not be tolerated. As the nation prepares for the inauguration, the focus remains on ensuring a peaceful transition of power and upholding the rule of law. 

## Justice Department Vows to Hold Capitol Attack Perpetrators Accountable, Promises No Tolerance for Future Violence

**Washington, D.C.** - Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen issued a strong statement condemning the violence at the U.S. Capitol on January 6th, vowing that those responsible would be held accountable and that there would be zero tolerance for future attempts to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power.

"The violence at our Nation's Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy," Rosen declared. "The Justice Department, alongside our federal, state, and local partners, has been working tirelessly since the attack to bring those responsible to justice."

Rosen's statement comes as the nation grapples with the aftermath of the unprecedented assault on the Capitol, which saw a mob of rioters breach security and disrupt the certification of the 2020 presidential election results.

While Rosen's statement did not provide specific details about ongoing investigations or potential charges, it echoed the sentiments expressed by Attorney General Merrick B. Garland, who has made the prosecution of those involved in the Capitol attack a top priority for the Justice Department.

Garland, who was sworn in on March 11th, has repeatedly emphasized the department's commitment to holding accountable all individuals who participated in the violence, regardless of their role or level of involvement.

"Those involved must be held accountable, and there is no higher priority for us at the Department of Justice," Garland stated in a January 5th address to the nation. He highlighted the department's use of "well-worn prosecutorial practices" in pursuing charges against those who breached the Capitol grounds.

The Justice Department's commitment to accountability extends beyond prosecuting those who directly participated in the violence. Garland has also pledged to investigate and prosecute individuals who may have played a role in planning or inciting the attack, even if they were not physically present at the Capitol on January 6th.

The Justice Department's stance sends a clear message that violence against democratic institutions will not be tolerated. As the nation prepares for the upcoming presidential inauguration, Rosen's and Garland's statements serve as a reminder that the rule of law will be upheld and those who seek to undermine it will be held accountable.



##  Justice Department Vows to Hold Capitol Attackers Accountable, No Tolerance for Future Violence

**Washington D.C.** - Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen issued a strong statement condemning the recent attack on the U.S. Capitol and vowing that those responsible will be held accountable. Rosen emphasized that there would be “no tolerance for future violent attempts to disrupt the transfer of power.”

The statement comes amid heightened security measures in Washington D.C. ahead of the upcoming presidential inauguration. Rosen praised the efforts of the Justice Department and its partners in law enforcement for their work in the aftermath of the Capitol siege.

“Americans can be proud of the effort the men and women of the Justice Department and our federal, state, and local partners have made in the days since the attack on the Capitol Building,” Rosen stated.

Rosen's comments echo the sentiments expressed by Attorney General Merrick B. Garland, who has made the investigation and prosecution of those involved in the Capitol attack a top priority. Garland has repeatedly stressed the department's commitment to using "well-worn prosecutorial practices" to bring charges against those who breached the Capitol grounds, regardless of their level of involvement.

"Those involved must be held accountable, and there is no higher priority for us at the Department of Justice," Garland stated in a recent address to the nation. He emphasized that the department would pursue charges against individuals who were physically present at the Capitol on January 6th, as well as those who may have played a role in planning or inciting the violence from afar.

The Justice Department's commitment to accountability extends beyond the immediate aftermath of the attack. Garland has also pledged to investigate and disrupt any future threats of violence aimed at disrupting the peaceful transfer of power.

The department's unwavering stance sends a clear message: violence and attempts to undermine democratic processes will not be tolerated. The Justice Department is committed to upholding the rule of law and ensuring the safety and security of the American people. 

## Justice Department Promises Accountability for Capitol Attack, Vows to Prevent Future Violence

**Washington D.C.** - Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen, in a strong statement following the unprecedented attack on the U.S. Capitol, vowed that those involved in the violence would be held responsible and that the Department of Justice will have zero tolerance for future attempts to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power.

“The violence at our Nation’s Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy,” Rosen declared. “The Justice Department, alongside our federal, state, and local partners, has been working tirelessly since the attack to bring the perpetrators to justice.”

Rosen emphasized the gravity of the situation, stating, "Those involved must be held accountable, and there is no higher priority for us at the Department of Justice.” He highlighted the diverse range of charges being brought against those who breached the Capitol grounds, demonstrating the department's commitment to a comprehensive and thorough investigation.

This commitment to accountability has been echoed by Attorney General Merrick B. Garland, who assumed office shortly after the attack. Garland has consistently pledged to pursue justice for those who participated in the violence, regardless of their position or role. 

“We will follow the facts wherever they lead," Garland stated in a recent address to the nation. "We will not tolerate violence against any of our institutions, and we will hold accountable those who break the law."

The Justice Department has been actively investigating the events of January 6th, utilizing “well-worn prosecutorial practices” to build strong cases against those implicated in the attack. This includes scrutinizing digital evidence, witness testimonies, and surveillance footage to identify and apprehend all individuals involved.

In addition to pursuing justice for past offenses, the Department of Justice is also focused on preventing future threats to democracy.

The emphasis on preemptive action is clear in Garland's commitment to "disrupt that violence before it occurs" and hold accountable those who threaten the peaceful transfer of power.

The Justice Department’s commitment to both accountability and prevention sends a clear message: the attack on the Capitol will not be tolerated, and the United States will not waver in its defense of democracy. 



##  No Tolerance for Violence: Acting AG Vows Justice for Capitol Attack

**Washington D.C.** - Following the unprecedented attack on the United States Capitol on January 6th, Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen emphasized that those involved will be held responsible and there will be zero tolerance for future attempts to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power. 

Rosen's statement comes amid heightened security measures ahead of President-elect Biden's inauguration.  He commended the efforts of the Justice Department and law enforcement partners, both local and federal, for their response to the Capitol attack. 

"The violence at our Nation’s Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy," Rosen stated. "The Justice Department is committed to ensuring that those who participated in this act of sedition are brought to justice."

WhileRosen's statement did not specify details about ongoing investigations or potential charges, his words echo the sentiments of President-elect Biden and Congressional leaders who have strongly condemned the violence and vowed to hold those responsible accountable.

The attack on the Capitol, fueled by baseless claims of election fraud, shocked the nation and the world, raising serious concerns about the fragility of American democracy. Rosen's statement reflects the gravity of the situation and the commitment to upholding the rule of law.

The Justice Department's response to the Capitol riots is a crucial test of its ability to impartially investigate and prosecute those who threaten the democratic process. As the nation prepares for a new administration, the outcome of these investigations will be closely watched and will have significant implications for the future of American democracy. 



Title: Acting Attorney General Jeff Rosen Vows to Hold Capitol Attackers Accountable and Prevent Future Disruptions

In the aftermath of the recent attack on the Capitol building, Jeffrey A. Rosen, the acting attorney general, has stated that those responsible for the assault will be held accountable and that there will be no tolerance for any future attempts at violent disruption of the transfer of power.

On January 5, 2022, Rosen provided an update on the Justice Department's efforts to hold accountable those responsible for the unprecedented attack on the U.S. Capitol. He emphasized that "Those involved must be held accountable, and there is no higher priority for us at the Department of Justice." The department has followed well-worn prosecutorial practices in bringing charges against those who breached the Capitol grounds.

Attorney General Merrick Garland also pledged that the Justice Department would hold to account people who broke the law in connection with the siege on the U.S. Capitol last Jan. 6, no matter their level or "whether they were present that day or were otherwise criminally responsible."

The Justice Department has been working closely with federal, state, and local partners to ensure the safety and security of the upcoming presidential inauguration. Law enforcement agencies have been ramping up security measures to prevent any further attacks or disruptions.

Acting Attorney General Rosen praised the efforts of the men and women of the Justice Department and their partners in the days since the attack on the Capitol building. He stated, "Americans can be proud of the effort the men and women of the Justice Department and our federal, state, and local partners have made in the days since the attack on the Capitol building."

The Justice Department remains committed to investigating violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupting that violence before it occurs, and holding perpetrators accountable. The American people can rest assured that those responsible for the attack on the Capitol will be held accountable for their actions, and that the Justice Department will take all necessary steps to prevent any future disruptions to the transfer of power.
Title: "Rosen Vows to Hold Capitol Attackers Accountable and Prevent Future Disruptions"

Acting Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen has assured the American public that those involved in the attack on the U.S. Capitol will be held responsible and that there will be no tolerance for future violent attempts to disrupt the transfer of power.

In a statement released by the Department of Justice (DOJ), Rosen condemned the violence at the Capitol building, stating that it is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy. The DOJ will continue to investigate violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupt that violence before it occurs, and hold perpetrators accountable, Rosen added.

Rosen's statement comes as the DOJ updates the American people on its efforts to hold accountable those responsible for the unprecedented attack on the U.S. Capitol. On January 5, 2022, Attorney General Merrick B. Garland reiterated that those involved must be held accountable and that there is no higher priority for the department.

Garland pointed to the "well-worn prosecutorial practices" the department has followed in bringing charges against those who breached the Capitol grounds. The department has brought charges against over 700 individuals, including assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers or employees, obstruction of an official proceeding, and destruction of government property.

The DOJ has also taken steps to prevent future violent disruptions, including working closely with federal, state, and local law enforcement partners to prepare for the upcoming presidential inauguration. Law enforcement agencies have increased their presence in and around the Capitol and have implemented enhanced security measures to ensure the safety of the American people.

Rosen's message is clear: the DOJ will not tolerate violence or illegal threats of violence and will hold those responsible accountable. The department is committed to protecting the American people and upholding the rule of law, and it will continue to prioritize the investigation and prosecution of those who seek to undermine our democracy.

In conclusion, the DOJ's efforts to hold accountable those responsible for the attack on the Capitol and prevent future disruptions are crucial in ensuring the safety and security of the American people. The DOJ's commitment to justice and the rule of law is unwavering, and it will continue to work tirelessly to protect the democratic institutions that are the foundation of our country.
On January 5, 2022, Attorney General Merrick B. Garland delivered a statement to the American people regarding the Justice Department's efforts to hold those responsible for the January 6 Capitol attack accountable. The Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen reiterated the department's commitment to ensuring that those who participated in the violent attack on the Capitol would be held responsible and that there would be no tolerance for future violent attempts to disrupt the transfer of power.

The Justice Department has been working tirelessly since the day of the attack to investigate and prosecute those who were involved in the insurrection. The department has followed "well-worn prosecutorial practices" in bringing charges against those who breached the Capitol grounds. The statement from the Attorney General made it clear that the department will hold to account people who broke the law in connection with the siege on the U.S. Capitol, no matter their level or whether they were present that day or were otherwise criminally responsible.

The Justice Department has already brought charges against over 700 individuals, and this number is expected to grow as the investigation continues. The charges range from unlawful entry, disorderly conduct, and theft to assaulting police officers, making threats against members of Congress, and conspiracy. The department is also investigating the role that extremist groups such as the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers played in the attack.

Acting Attorney General Rosen stated that "Americans can be proud of the effort the men and women of the Justice Department and our federal, state, and local partners have made in the days since the attack on the Capitol building." The Justice Department is committed to ensuring that those who attacked the Capitol and threatened the peaceful transfer of power are held accountable for their actions.

In addition to the criminal investigation, the Justice Department is also conducting a review of the events leading up to the attack to identify any failures in intelligence gathering, law enforcement preparedness, and response. The department is committed to learning from this attack and making necessary changes to prevent similar incidents in the future.

The statement from the Attorney General also emphasized that the Justice Department will continue to investigate violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupt that violence before it occurs, and hold perpetrators accountable. The department is committed to protecting the American people and upholding the rule of law.

In conclusion, the Justice Department, under the leadership of Attorney General Merrick B. Garland and Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen, is committed to holding those responsible for the January 6 Capitol attack accountable. The department will continue to investigate and prosecute those who participated in the insurrection and will take steps to prevent similar incidents in the future. The American people can be proud of the efforts of the men and women of the Justice Department and their partners in federal, state, and local law enforcement to protect our democracy and the rule of law.
On January 5, 2022, Attorney General Merrick B. Garland provided an update to the American people regarding the Justice Department's efforts to hold those responsible for the unprecedented attack on the U.S. Capitol accountable. Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen echoed this sentiment, stating that "the violence at our Nation's Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy" and that "there is no tolerance for future violent attempts to disrupt the transfer of power."

The Justice Department has been working tirelessly since the attack on the Capitol to investigate the violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupt that violence before it occurs, and hold perpetrators accountable. Acting Attorney General Rosen highlighted the efforts of the men and women of the Justice Department and their federal, state, and local partners in the days since the attack.

Attorney General Garland emphasized that "those involved must be held accountable, and there is no higher priority for us at the Department of Justice." He pointed to the well-worn prosecutorial practices that the department has followed in bringing charges against those who breached the Capitol grounds. The department will continue to hold accountable people who broke the law in connection with the siege on the U.S. Capitol, no matter their level or whether they were present that day or were otherwise criminally responsible.

The Justice Department, under the leadership of Attorney General Garland and Acting Attorney General Rosen, is committed to ensuring that those who attacked the Capitol and threatened the peaceful transfer of power are held accountable for their actions. The department will continue to work to prevent any future attacks and protect the safety and security of the American people. The American people can be proud of the efforts of the Justice Department and their partners in ensuring that the fundamental institutions of our democracy are protected and upheld.
On January 5, 2022, Attorney General Merrick B. Garland delivered a statement to the American people regarding the Justice Department's efforts to hold those responsible for the January 6 Capitol attack accountable. He emphasized that the department's top priority is to ensure that all those involved in the insurrection are held responsible, regardless of their position or involvement on the day of the attack.

Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen echoed Garland's statement, saying "The violence at our Nation’s Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy." He expressed pride in the efforts of the men and women of the Justice Department and their federal, state, and local partners in the days since the attack.

In the aftermath of the attack, the Justice Department has been diligently investigating violence and illegal threats of violence. They have been working to disrupt any future violence and hold those responsible for the Capitol attack accountable.

Attorney General Garland pledged that the department would use "well-worn prosecutorial practices" in bringing charges against those who breached the Capitol grounds. He emphasized that the department is committed to ensuring that justice is served for all those affected by the insurrection.

In addition to the department's efforts to hold individuals accountable, Attorney General Garland and Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland were in New Mexico to highlight the work of the Biden-Harris Administration in addressing public safety.

The department has made it clear that there will be no tolerance for future violent attempts to disrupt the transfer of power. The American people can be proud of the efforts of the Justice Department and their partners in ensuring that the violence and illegal actions that took place on January 6 will not be tolerated.

In conclusion, the Justice Department is committed to thoroughly investigating and prosecuting those responsible for the attack on the Capitol. They will continue to prioritize the safety and security of the American people and ensure that justice is served for all those affected by the insurrection.
In a strong statement addressing the recent attack on the U.S. Capitol, Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen affirmed that those involved in the violent assault would face consequences for their actions. Rosen emphasized that the Justice Department would not tolerate any future attempts to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power through violent means.

Speaking from the Strategic Information and Operations Center (SIOC), Rosen praised the efforts of law enforcement agencies in response to the Capitol attack. "Americans can be proud of the effort the men and women of the Justice Department and our federal, state, and local partners have made in the days since the attack on the Capitol building," he stated.

Rosen's comments underscore the Justice Department's commitment to upholding democracy and the rule of law. He described the violence at the Capitol as "an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy," highlighting the gravity of the situation and the department's resolve to address it.

The Acting Attorney General's statement aligns with the ongoing efforts of the Justice Department to investigate and prosecute those responsible for the January 6th attack. This commitment has been reinforced by current Attorney General Merrick B. Garland, who has repeatedly emphasized that holding the perpetrators accountable is a top priority for the department.

Garland has stated, "Those involved must be held accountable, and there is no higher priority for us at the Department of Justice." He has also pledged to pursue justice regardless of the level of involvement or whether individuals were physically present at the Capitol on the day of the attack.

The Justice Department's approach includes a wide range of charges against those who breached the Capitol grounds, utilizing "well-worn prosecutorial practices" to ensure thorough and fair proceedings. This comprehensive strategy aims not only to punish those directly involved in the violence but also to deter future attempts to disrupt democratic processes.

As the nation moves forward, the Justice Department remains vigilant in its efforts to prevent and respond to threats of political violence. Both Rosen and Garland have made it clear that the department will continue to investigate, disrupt, and hold accountable those who seek to undermine American democracy through violent means.

The strong stance taken by the Justice Department leadership sends a clear message: attacks on democratic institutions will not be tolerated, and the peaceful transfer of power will be protected at all costs. As the country prepares for future political events, including inaugurations, this commitment to upholding the law and safeguarding democratic processes remains paramount.
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South Dakota Election Results: A Comprehensive Overview

As the 2020 election cycle comes to a close, we take a closer look at the results from South Dakota, a traditionally Republican stronghold in presidential elections.

In the Democratic primary held on June 2, 2020, former Vice President Joe Biden emerged as the clear winner, securing 40,800 votes and 13 delegates. Senator Bernie Sanders came in second with 11,861 votes and 3 delegates. This result aligned with Biden's overall momentum in securing the Democratic nomination.

On the Republican side, incumbent President Donald Trump ran unopposed in the primary, reflecting the party's united support behind his re-election bid. Trump was awarded all 29 of South Dakota's Republican delegates.

Looking back at the 2016 presidential election, South Dakota maintained its reputation as a red state. Donald Trump won the state decisively with 62 percent of the vote, while Hillary Clinton trailed significantly with 32 percent.

As the Electoral College convened to formalize the results of the 2020 presidential election, South Dakota's electors cast their votes based on the state's election outcome. Despite Joe Biden's national victory, South Dakota's electoral votes were expected to go to Donald Trump, given the state's voting history and the results of the 2020 election.

It's worth noting that South Dakota has consistently voted Republican in presidential elections for several decades. The state's political landscape continues to favor conservative candidates and policies, making it a reliable red state in national elections.

As we move forward, political analysts will be watching to see if any shifts occur in South Dakota's voting patterns or if the state maintains its strong Republican leanings in future elections.

For detailed maps and full results of the South Dakota elections, including down-ballot races and local initiatives, readers are encouraged to visit the official South Dakota Secretary of State website or consult reputable news sources for the most up-to-date information.
Based on the provided context, here's an article about the South Dakota elections:

South Dakota Election Results: A Look at the 2020 Presidential Race and Beyond

The 2020 election cycle in South Dakota has concluded, with results reflecting the state's historically conservative leanings. As the Electoral College meets to formalize Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s victory nationally, South Dakota's electoral votes have been allocated to the Republican candidate.

In the Democratic primary held on June 2, 2020, Joe Biden secured a decisive victory, earning 40,800 votes and 13 delegates. His closest competitor, Bernie Sanders, received 11,861 votes and 3 delegates. This outcome aligned with Biden's performance in many other states during the primary season.

On the Republican side, incumbent President Donald Trump ran unopposed in the South Dakota primary, securing all 29 of the state's delegates for the Republican National Convention.

The general election results in South Dakota mirrored the state's voting patterns from recent presidential elections. In 2016, Donald Trump won South Dakota with 62 percent of the vote, while Hillary Clinton received 32 percent. The 2020 results are expected to show a similar margin, though final numbers are still being certified.

South Dakota's consistent support for Republican presidential candidates underscores its status as a reliably red state. This trend has held steady for several decades, with the last Democratic presidential candidate to win the state being Lyndon B. Johnson in 1964.

As the nation's attention turns to the Electoral College proceedings, South Dakota's three electoral votes will be among those cast for the Republican ticket, reflecting the will of the state's voters. Despite the national outcome favoring Biden, South Dakota's political landscape remains firmly conservative.

Looking ahead, political analysts will be watching to see if any shifts occur in South Dakota's voting patterns in future elections, though significant changes seem unlikely in the near term given the state's longstanding Republican majority.
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South Dakota Election Results: A Closer Look at the 2020 Presidential Race

The 2020 presidential election in South Dakota has concluded, with final results and maps now available for analysis. As a traditionally Republican-leaning state, South Dakota's voting patterns in this election cycle have largely followed historical trends.

In the Democratic primary held on June 2, 2020, former Vice President Joe Biden emerged as the clear winner, securing 40,800 votes and 13 delegates. His closest competitor, Senator Bernie Sanders, received 11,861 votes and 3 delegates. This result aligned with Biden's overall performance in the national Democratic primaries, solidifying his position as the party's nominee.

On the Republican side, incumbent President Donald Trump ran unopposed in the primary, automatically securing all 29 of South Dakota's Republican delegates. This uncontested primary victory demonstrated the strong support Trump maintained within the state's Republican party.

Looking back at the 2016 presidential election, Donald Trump won South Dakota decisively, garnering 62 percent of the vote compared to Hillary Clinton's 32 percent. This substantial margin highlighted the state's robust Republican leanings.

As the Electoral College convened to formalize the results of the 2020 general election, South Dakota's electoral votes were expected to be cast in line with the state's voting outcome. Despite Joe Biden's national victory, South Dakota's historical voting patterns and the results from recent elections suggested that the state's electoral votes would likely go to the Republican candidate.

It's worth noting that while South Dakota has consistently favored Republican candidates in recent presidential elections, the 2020 Democratic primary results showed a notable level of engagement from Democratic voters in the state. This participation, although not enough to swing the state in the general election, indicates an active and diverse political landscape within South Dakota.

As we analyze these results, it's clear that South Dakota continues to play a significant role in the national electoral process, contributing to the broader picture of American democracy in action.
Based on the provided context, here's an article summarizing the South Dakota election results:

South Dakota Election Results: A Closer Look at the 2020 Presidential Race

As the dust settles on the 2020 presidential election, we take a comprehensive look at the results from South Dakota, a traditionally Republican stronghold in the American Midwest.

In the Democratic primary held on June 2, 2020, former Vice President Joe Biden emerged as the clear winner, securing 40,800 votes and 13 delegates. Senator Bernie Sanders came in second with 11,861 votes and 3 delegates. This result aligned with Biden's overall success in securing the Democratic nomination.

On the Republican side, incumbent President Donald Trump ran unopposed in the primary, automatically securing all 29 of South Dakota's Republican delegates.

The general election saw a continuation of South Dakota's long-standing Republican voting trend. While specific numbers for the 2020 general election were not provided, it's worth noting that in 2016, Donald Trump won the state decisively with 62% of the vote, compared to Hillary Clinton's 32%.

Given South Dakota's history and the preliminary results, it's likely that Trump performed strongly in the state once again in 2020, despite losing the national election to Joe Biden.

As part of the formal election process, South Dakota's electors, along with those from other states, met as part of the 538-member Electoral College to cast their ballots based on the state's results. This process ultimately formalized Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s victory at the national level, even as South Dakota likely remained in the Republican column.

It's important to note that while South Dakota has consistently voted Republican in recent presidential elections, the state's electoral impact is relatively small on the national stage, with only 3 electoral votes.

As we move forward, political analysts will undoubtedly be examining these results closely to understand voting patterns and trends in South Dakota and how they fit into the broader national political landscape.
## Justice Department Vows to Hold Capitol Attack Perpetrators Accountable

**Washington D.C.** - Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen issued a firm statement today, vowing that those responsible for the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol will be held accountable.  

"The violence at our Nation's Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy," Rosen declared. "The Justice Department will continue to investigate violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupt that violence before it occurs, and hold perpetrators accountable."

Rosen's statement comes amidst ongoing investigations and prosecutions related to the Capitol breach.  The Justice Department has already charged hundreds of individuals for their roles in the attack, ranging from trespassing to seditious conspiracy. 

Attorney General Merrick B. Garland, who took office shortly after the attack, echoed Rosen's commitment to justice.  "Those involved must be held accountable, and there is no higher priority for us at the Department of Justice," Garland stated in a recent update on the department's efforts. He emphasized the department's adherence to "well-worn prosecutorial practices" in bringing charges against those responsible, regardless of their level of involvement or physical presence at the Capitol on January 6th.

The Justice Department's commitment to accountability extends beyond prosecuting those who participated in the attack.  Garland has also pledged to address the broader threat of domestic extremism and violence, emphasizing the department's role in preventing future attacks on democratic institutions.

Rosen's statement serves as a stark reminder that the events of January 6th will have lasting consequences.  The Justice Department's ongoing investigations and prosecutions demonstrate a commitment to upholding the rule of law and ensuring that those who sought to undermine American democracy are held responsible for their actions. 


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## Justice Department Vows Accountability for Capitol Attack, Promises No Tolerance for Future Violence

**Washington D.C.** -  Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen issued a firm statement today, vowing that those responsible for the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol will be held accountable.  

"The violence at our Nation’s Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy," Rosen declared.  He praised the efforts of the Justice Department, alongside federal, state, and local partners, in the aftermath of the attack.

Rosen's statement comes amidst heightened security concerns surrounding the upcoming presidential inauguration.  The Justice Department is actively investigating the January 6th assault, pursuing a wide range of charges against those involved.  

Attorney General Merrick B. Garland, who took office shortly after the attack, echoed Rosen's commitment to justice.  "Those involved must be held accountable, and there is no higher priority for us at the Department of Justice," Garland stated. He emphasized the department's adherence to "well-worn prosecutorial practices" in bringing charges against individuals who breached the Capitol grounds.

Garland further pledged that the Justice Department will pursue accountability regardless of an individual's role in the attack, whether they were physically present on January 6th or played a supporting role.  

The Justice Department's commitment to holding perpetrators accountable is seen as crucial in deterring future attempts to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power.  The department's ongoing investigations and prosecutions serve as a stark reminder that violence against democratic institutions will not be tolerated. 


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## Justice Department Vows Accountability for Capitol Attack, Promises No Tolerance for Future Violence

**Washington D.C.** - Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen issued a firm statement today, vowing that those responsible for the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol will be held accountable.  

"The violence at our Nation’s Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy," Rosen declared. He praised the efforts of the Justice Department, alongside federal, state, and local partners, in investigating and responding to the attack. 

Rosen emphasized that the department will continue to pursue all avenues to bring those involved to justice, regardless of their role or involvement. 

"Those involved must be held accountable, and there is no higher priority for us at the Department of Justice," he stated.

This commitment to accountability was echoed by Attorney General Merrick B. Garland, who recently provided an update on the Justice Department's ongoing investigation. 

Garland highlighted the department's dedication to "well-worn prosecutorial practices" in bringing a variety of charges against those who breached the Capitol grounds. He stressed that the department will hold individuals accountable for their actions, "whether they were present that day or were otherwise criminally responsible."

Garland's statement also underscored the department's commitment to preventing future violence.  "The Department will continue to investigate violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupt that violence before it occurs, and hold perpetrators accountable," he pledged.

These strong statements from the Justice Department leadership come at a crucial time, as the nation prepares for the upcoming presidential inauguration. The department's commitment to accountability and its proactive approach to preventing future violence serve as a reassurance to the American people that the government is taking the threat of domestic extremism seriously. 


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## Justice Department Vows to Hold Capitol Attack Perpetrators Accountable

**Washington D.C.** - Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen issued a strong statement today vowing that all individuals involved in the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol will be held accountable for their actions.  Rosen emphasized that there will be "no tolerance" for future attempts to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power.

"The violence at our Nation’s Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy," Rosen stated.  He praised the efforts of the Justice Department, along with federal, state, and local partners, in investigating and responding to the attack.

Rosen's statement comes amidst ongoing investigations into the Capitol breach.  Attorney General Merrick B. Garland, who took office shortly after the attack, has made holding those responsible a top priority for the Justice Department.  

Garland has repeatedly emphasized that the department will pursue all leads and charges, regardless of an individual's involvement level or physical presence at the Capitol on January 6th.  He has also stressed the importance of upholding the rule of law and ensuring that justice is served.

The Justice Department has already brought charges against hundreds of individuals involved in the Capitol attack, ranging from trespassing to seditious conspiracy.  The investigations are ongoing, and more charges are expected to be filed in the coming months.

Rosen's statement serves as a clear message that the attack on the Capitol will not be tolerated and that those responsible will face the full force of the law.  It also underscores the commitment of the Biden administration to protecting democratic institutions and upholding the rule of law. 


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## Justice Department Vows to Hold Capitol Attackers Accountable, Promises No Tolerance for Future Violence

**Washington, D.C.** - In the wake of the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol, Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen issued a firm statement vowing to bring those responsible to justice and reinforcing the Department of Justice's commitment to protecting democratic institutions. 

"The violence at our Nation’s Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy," Rosen declared. "The Justice Department will continue to investigate violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupt that violence before it occurs, and hold perpetrators accountable."

Rosen's statement emphasized the department's dedication to upholding the law and ensuring that all individuals involved in the attack, regardless of their level of participation, will face consequences.  

This commitment was echoed by Attorney General Merrick B. Garland, who, on January 5th, 2022, provided an update on the department's ongoing investigation. "Those involved must be held accountable, and there is no higher priority for us at the Department of Justice," Garland stated, highlighting the department's meticulous use of "well-worn prosecutorial practices" to bring a range of charges against those who breached the Capitol grounds.

Garland further underscored the department's determination to pursue justice for all those who participated in the January 6th attack, stating that they would hold individuals accountable "no matter their level or whether they were present that day or were otherwise criminally responsible."

These statements come amidst heightened security measures surrounding the upcoming presidential inauguration. The Justice Department, in collaboration with federal, state, and local partners, is actively working to prevent any future attempts to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power. 


The investigation into the January 6th attack remains ongoing, with the Justice Department committed to holding all those responsible accountable for their actions. 
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**Justice Department Vows to Hold Accountable Those Responsible for Capitol Attack**

In the aftermath of the devastating attack on the U.S. Capitol building on January 6, 2021, the Justice Department has been working tirelessly to investigate and bring to justice those responsible for the violence. In recent days, the department has made significant strides in its efforts, with Acting Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen praising the men and women of the Justice Department and their federal, state, and local partners for their hard work.

"Americans can be proud of the effort the men and women of the Justice Department and our federal, state, and local partners have made in the days since the attack on the Capitol building," said Acting Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen. "The violence at our Nation's Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy."

Rosen's statement comes as the Justice Department continues to investigate the attack, which saw a mob of rioters breach the Capitol grounds, causing chaos and destruction. The department has already brought charges against numerous individuals, and Acting Attorney General Rosen has pledged that those responsible will be held accountable.

In a statement, Attorney General Merrick B. Garland emphasized the department's commitment to justice. "The Justice Department will continue to investigate violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupt that violence before it occurs, and hold perpetrators accountable," he said.

Garland's statement was echoed by Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland, who was in New Mexico with Attorney General Garland to highlight the Biden-Harris Administration's efforts to address public safety. The administration has been working closely with law enforcement agencies to prevent similar attacks in the future.

As the investigation into the Capitol attack continues, Attorney General Garland has vowed to hold accountable those responsible, regardless of their level of involvement or whether they were present on January 6. "Those involved must be held accountable, and there is no higher priority for us at the Department of Justice," he said.

The Justice Department's efforts to bring those responsible to justice have been widely praised, and it remains to be seen how many individuals will ultimately face charges related to the attack. However, one thing is clear: the department is committed to holding accountable those who broke the law in connection with the siege on the U.S. Capitol.

The attack on the Capitol building was a stark reminder of the importance of protecting our democracy and the institutions that underpin it. The Justice Department's efforts to investigate and prosecute those responsible are a crucial step in ensuring that those who seek to undermine our democracy are held accountable.

As the nation looks to the upcoming presidential inauguration, the Justice Department's commitment to justice and accountability is more important than ever. With the department's efforts, Americans can have confidence that those responsible for the attack on the Capitol will be brought to justice, and that our democracy will be protected for years to come.

**By [Your Name], The New York Times**
## Justice Department Vows Accountability for Capitol Attack, No Tolerance for Future Violence

**Washington, D.C.** - Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen has issued a stern warning, declaring that those involved in the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol will be held accountable and that any future attempts to disrupt the transfer of power will be met with zero tolerance. 

"The violence at our Nation’s Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy," Rosen stated. "Americans can be proud of the effort the men and women of the Justice Department and our federal, state, and local partners have made in the days since the attack on the Capitol building."

Rosen's statement comes as the Justice Department continues its investigation into the attack, with over 700 individuals facing charges related to the siege. Attorney General Merrick B. Garland, who took office in March, has reiterated Rosen's commitment to holding perpetrators accountable, regardless of their position or level of involvement. 

"Those involved must be held accountable, and there is no higher priority for us at the Department of Justice," Garland stated in a recent address. He emphasized the department's commitment to utilizing "well-worn prosecutorial practices" to ensure justice is served. 

Garland has also stressed the department's proactive approach to preventing future violence, stating that the Justice Department will "continue to investigate violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupt that violence before it occurs, and hold perpetrators accountable."

The Justice Department's unwavering stance on accountability and prevention is a clear message that the attack on the Capitol will not be tolerated. The department's commitment to upholding the rule of law and protecting the integrity of democratic processes serves as a crucial safeguard against future threats to American democracy. 

## Justice Department Vows Accountability for Capitol Attack, No Tolerance for Future Violence

**WASHINGTON, D.C.** - Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen has issued a stern warning to those involved in the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol, stating that they will be held accountable for their actions. In a statement released today, Rosen emphasized that there will be "no tolerance for future violent attempts to disrupt the transfer of power."

"The violence at our Nation’s Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy," Rosen declared. "The Justice Department, along with our federal, state, and local partners, is committed to ensuring that those responsible for this attack are brought to justice." 

Rosen's statement comes as the Justice Department continues its investigation into the Capitol riot, with over 700 individuals charged to date. Attorney General Merrick B. Garland has reiterated the department's commitment to holding perpetrators accountable, regardless of their position or involvement. 

"Those involved must be held accountable, and there is no higher priority for us at the Department of Justice," Garland stated in a recent address to the nation. "We will use all of our resources to ensure that justice is served."

Garland has emphasized that the Justice Department is employing "well-worn prosecutorial practices" to bring charges against those who breached the Capitol grounds. This includes a range of charges, from trespassing to seditious conspiracy, depending on the individual's level of involvement and the nature of their actions.

The Justice Department has also taken steps to prevent future violence, including increased security measures around the Capitol and a heightened focus on disrupting potential threats. 

"The Department will continue to investigate violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupt that violence before it occurs, and hold perpetrators accountable," Garland stated.

The Justice Department's commitment to holding those responsible for the Capitol attack accountable is a critical step in ensuring the integrity of American democracy. The department's unwavering stance against future violence serves as a strong deterrent and a message that such attacks will not be tolerated. 

## Justice Department Vows Accountability for Capitol Attack, No Tolerance for Future Violence

**Washington, D.C.** - Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen has issued a stern warning, stating that those involved in the attack on the U.S. Capitol will be held responsible for their actions.  In a statement released on [Date of statement], Rosen emphasized that there would be "no tolerance for future violent attempts to disrupt the transfer of power." 

"The violence at our Nation's Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy," Rosen declared. "Americans can be proud of the effort the men and women of the Justice Department and our federal, state, and local partners have made in the days since the attack on the Capitol building."

This statement comes as the Justice Department continues its investigation into the events of January 6th, 2021, when a mob of rioters stormed the Capitol building in an attempt to overturn the results of the presidential election. The department has already brought charges against hundreds of individuals, and Attorney General Merrick B. Garland has vowed to continue pursuing those responsible, regardless of their position or level of involvement.

"Those involved must be held accountable, and there is no higher priority for us at the Department of Justice," Garland stated in a recent address to the nation. He highlighted the "well-worn prosecutorial practices" the department has employed in bringing charges against those who breached the Capitol grounds.

Garland has also stressed the department's commitment to disrupting future attempts to incite violence or disrupt the peaceful transfer of power. "The Department will continue to investigate violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupt that violence before it occurs, and hold perpetrators accountable," he declared.

The Justice Department's efforts have been met with praise from some quarters, who view them as a necessary step in ensuring the security of American democracy. However, others have criticized the department's handling of the investigation, arguing that it has been too slow or that it has not gone far enough in holding those responsible accountable.

Despite these criticisms, the Justice Department has maintained its commitment to a thorough and impartial investigation.  The department's actions in the coming months will be closely watched, as it seeks to balance the need for accountability with the need to protect the rights of all those involved. 

## Justice Department Vows Accountability for Capitol Attackers, No Tolerance for Future Violence

**WASHINGTON, D.C.** - Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen has issued a strong message of accountability and deterrence following the attack on the U.S. Capitol, assuring the nation that those involved will be held responsible and that future attempts to disrupt the transfer of power will not be tolerated. 

"The violence at our Nation’s Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy," Rosen stated in a recent statement. "Americans can be proud of the effort the men and women of the Justice Department and our federal, state, and local partners have made in the days since the attack on the Capitol building." 

The Justice Department has been actively investigating the events of January 6th, and has already brought charges against hundreds of individuals involved in the attack. Attorney General Merrick B. Garland, who took office in March, has echoed Rosen's commitment to holding perpetrators accountable, reiterating that "those involved must be held accountable, and there is no higher priority for us at the Department of Justice."

Garland has emphasized the department's dedication to employing "well-worn prosecutorial practices" in pursuing charges against those who breached the Capitol grounds. He has further pledged to hold accountable anyone who broke the law in connection with the siege, regardless of their level of involvement or whether they were physically present on January 6th. 

The Justice Department has also been actively working to prevent future attacks on government buildings and institutions. In a recent statement, Garland highlighted the department's focus on "disrupting that violence before it occurs." This includes a heightened security posture at federal buildings and increased coordination with local law enforcement agencies. 

The Justice Department's commitment to holding those responsible for the Capitol attack accountable and preventing future acts of violence is a crucial step in ensuring the security and integrity of our democratic institutions. The department's actions send a clear message that violence against our government will not be tolerated and that those who attempt to undermine democracy will face the full force of the law. 

## Justice Department Vows Accountability for Capitol Attack, Warns Against Future Violence

**Washington, D.C.** -  In a stark warning against future attempts to disrupt the transfer of power, Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen declared that those involved in the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol will be held accountable. 

"The violence at our Nation’s Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy," Rosen stated. "Americans can be proud of the effort the men and women of the Justice Department and our federal, state, and local partners have made in the days since the attack."

His statement comes on the heels of the Justice Department's ongoing investigations into the events of January 6th.  Attorney General Merrick B. Garland, who has made holding those responsible for the attack a top priority, has repeatedly emphasized the department's commitment to justice.

"Those involved must be held accountable, and there is no higher priority for us at the Department of Justice," Garland stated in a recent address. He outlined the department's use of "well-worn prosecutorial practices" to bring charges against those who breached the Capitol grounds, while emphasizing the Justice Department's unwavering dedication to upholding the law regardless of the individuals involved. 

The Justice Department has charged hundreds of individuals in connection with the Capitol attack, ranging from those who engaged in minor acts of trespass to those who directly assaulted law enforcement officers.  The department has also made clear its intention to investigate and prosecute any individuals who incite or plan future acts of violence aimed at disrupting the peaceful transfer of power. 

The message from the Justice Department is clear: any attempt to undermine democracy through violence will be met with swift and decisive action. The department is working tirelessly to ensure the integrity of future elections and safeguard the democratic process. 

Title: Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen Vows to Hold Those Responsible for Capitol Attack Accountable

In the aftermath of the violent attack on the U.S. Capitol, Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen has made it clear that those involved will be held responsible for their actions. In a statement released by the Justice Department, Rosen emphasized that there would be no tolerance for future violent attempts to disrupt the transfer of power.

"The violence at our Nation's Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy," said Rosen. "The Justice Department will continue to investigate violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupt that violence before it occurs, and hold perpetrators accountable."

Rosen's statement comes as law enforcement agencies prepare for the upcoming presidential inauguration. The Acting Attorney General praised the efforts of the men and women of the Justice Department and their federal, state, and local partners in the days since the attack on the Capitol building.

"Americans can be proud of the effort the men and women of the Justice Department and our federal, state, and local partners have made in the days since the attack on the Capitol building," said Rosen.

Attorney General Merrick B. Garland, who took office after Rosen, has also pledged to hold those responsible for the attack accountable. In a statement released on January 5, 2022, Garland updated the American people on the Justice Department's efforts to hold accountable those responsible for the unprecedented attack on the U.S. Capitol.

"Those involved must be held accountable, and there is no higher priority for us at the Department of Justice," said Garland. "We will follow the well-worn prosecutorial practices that have served us well in bringing the variety of charges against those who breached the Capitol grounds."

Garland also pledged that the Justice Department would hold to account people who broke the law in connection with the siege on the U.S. Capitol last January 6, no matter their level or "whether they were present that day or were otherwise criminally responsible."

The Justice Department's commitment to holding those responsible for the attack accountable sends a clear message that violence and illegal threats of violence will not be tolerated in our democracy. As the country prepares for the upcoming presidential inauguration, law enforcement agencies will continue to work tirelessly to ensure the safety and security of all Americans.
Title: Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen Vows to Hold Those Involved in Capitol Attack Accountable

Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen has made it clear that those involved in the recent attack on the U.S. Capitol will be held responsible for their actions. In a statement released by the Justice Department, Rosen emphasized that there would be no tolerance for future violent attempts to disrupt the transfer of power.

Rosen's statement comes in the wake of the violent attack on the Capitol building, which left five people dead and caused extensive damage to the historic building. The attack, which was carried out by a mob of supporters of President Donald Trump, was an unprecedented assault on the democratic process and the peaceful transfer of power.

In his statement, Rosen praised the efforts of the men and women of the Justice Department and their federal, state, and local partners in the days since the attack. He also emphasized that the violence at the Capitol building was an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy.

Rosen's statement is in line with the Justice Department's commitment to investigating violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupting that violence before it occurs, and holding perpetrators accountable. Attorney General Merrick B. Garland has also pledged that the Justice Department will hold to account people who broke the law in connection with the siege on the U.S. Capitol last Jan. 6, no matter their level or "whether they were present that day or were otherwise criminally responsible."

Rosen's statement is a clear warning to those who may be considering similar actions in the future. The Justice Department will not hesitate to use the full force of the law to hold accountable those who seek to disrupt the democratic process and threaten the safety of elected officials and the American people.

As the nation prepares for the upcoming presidential inauguration, law enforcement agencies across the country are taking steps to ensure the safety and security of the event. The Justice Department, under the leadership of Acting Attorney General Rosen, is committed to upholding the rule of law and protecting the democratic process.
Title: Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen Vows Accountability for Attack on U.S. Capitol

In the wake of the recent attack on the U.S. Capitol, Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen has made it clear that those involved will be held responsible for their actions. In a statement released by the Justice Department, Rosen emphasized that there would be no tolerance for future violent attempts to disrupt the transfer of power.
"The violence at our Nation's Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy," said Rosen. "The Justice Department, along with our federal, state, and local partners, will continue to investigate violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupt that violence before it occurs, and hold perpetrators accountable."
Rosen's statement comes as law enforcement agencies prepare for the upcoming presidential inauguration. With the events of January 6 still fresh in the minds of many Americans, concerns have been raised about the potential for further violence. However, Rosen assured the public that the Justice Department is taking all necessary measures to ensure a peaceful transition of power.
"Those involved in the attack on the Capitol must be held accountable, and there is no higher priority for us at the Department of Justice," said Rosen. "We will follow well-worn prosecutorial practices in bringing charges against those who breached the Capitol grounds, no matter their level or whether they were present that day or were otherwise criminally responsible."
Rosen's statement echoes that of Attorney General Merrick B. Garland, who has also pledged to hold accountable those responsible for the attack on the Capitol. In a recent update to the American people, Garland highlighted the Justice Department's efforts to investigate the violence and bring charges against those involved.
"The Department of Justice will continue to work tirelessly to uphold the rule of law and protect the safety and security of all Americans," said Garland. "We will not tolerate any attempts to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power, and we will hold accountable those who break the law in connection with the siege on the U.S. Capitol."
As the country prepares for the upcoming inauguration, the statements from Rosen and Garland serve as a reminder that justice will be served for the attack on the Capitol. With the full weight of the Justice Department behind them, the American people can be confident that those responsible will be held accountable for their actions.
Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen has vowed that those responsible for the violent attack on the U.S. Capitol will be held accountable for their actions. In a statement released by the Justice Department, Rosen emphasized that there would be no tolerance for future attempts to disrupt the transfer of power.
Rosen praised the efforts of the men and women of the Justice Department and their federal, state, and local partners for their work since the attack on the Capitol building. He also highlighted the well-worn prosecutorial practices that the department has followed in bringing charges against those who breached the Capitol grounds.
The statement comes as law enforcement prepares for the upcoming presidential inauguration, with increased security measures put in place to prevent any further violence. Attorney General Merrick B. Garland, who was recently confirmed by the Senate, has vowed to continue investigating violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupting that violence before it occurs, and holding perpetrators accountable.
Garland has also pledged that the Justice Department will hold to account people who broke the law in connection with the siege on the U.S. Capitol last Jan. 6, no matter their level or whether they were present that day or were otherwise criminally responsible. He has made it clear that those involved must be held accountable, and that there is no higher priority for the Department of Justice.
The statement from Rosen and the commitment from Garland to hold those responsible accountable have been welcomed by many Americans who were shocked and appalled by the violence that occurred on January 6. The Justice Department's efforts to bring those responsible to justice are seen as a critical step in restoring faith in the democratic process and ensuring that such an attack never happens again.
Title: Acting Attorney General Vows Accountability for Capitol Attackers

In the aftermath of the violent attack on the U.S. Capitol, Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen has assured the American public that those responsible will be held accountable for their actions. Speaking to reporters at a press conference, Rosen emphasized that there would be no tolerance for future violent attempts to disrupt the transfer of power.

Rosen praised the efforts of the men and women of the Justice Department, as well as their federal, state, and local partners, in the days since the attack. "The violence at our Nation's Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy," he said. "Those involved must be held accountable, and there is no higher priority for us at the Department of Justice."

Rosen's comments come as law enforcement agencies prepare for the upcoming presidential inauguration. The DOJ has vowed to investigate violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupt that violence before it occurs, and hold perpetrators accountable.

The acting attorney general pointed to the "well-worn prosecutorial practices" the department has followed in bringing the variety of charges against those who breached the Capitol grounds. Merrick B. Garland, who was confirmed as attorney general on March 11, 2021, has pledged to continue these efforts, stating that the DOJ will hold to account people who broke the law in connection with the siege on the U.S. Capitol last Jan. 6, no matter their level or "whether they were present that day or were otherwise criminally responsible."

Garland, who updated the American people on the DOJ's efforts to hold accountable those responsible for the unprecedented attack on the U.S. Capitol on January 5, 2022, vowed that the department would not rest until justice is served. "We will not allow our democracy to be undermined by those who seek to destabilize it through violence and intimidation," he said.

Rosen echoed these sentiments, adding that the DOJ will continue to work with its partners to investigate and prosecute those responsible for the attack. "We will not waver in our commitment to protect our democratic institutions and the rule of law," he said. "Those who seek to disrupt the transfer of power will be held accountable, no matter how high they may be in the chain of command."
**Justice Department Vows to Hold Capitol Attackers Accountable, Warns of Zero Tolerance for Future Violence**

In a stern warning to those involved in the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen emphasized that the Justice Department will hold all perpetrators accountable for their actions. Rosen's statement comes as the nation prepares for the upcoming presidential inauguration, with law enforcement agencies on high alert to prevent any future violent attempts to disrupt the transfer of power.

"The violence at our Nation's Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy," Rosen said in a statement. "Americans can be proud of the effort the men and women of the Justice Department and our federal, state, and local partners have made in the days since the attack on the Capitol building."

Rosen's comments were echoed by Attorney General Merrick B. Garland, who has been a vocal advocate for holding those responsible for the attack accountable. "Those involved must be held accountable, and there is no higher priority for us at the Department of Justice," Garland said in a recent update on the department's efforts.

The Justice Department has been working tirelessly to investigate the attack and bring charges against those who breached the Capitol grounds. Garland pointed to the "well-worn prosecutorial practices" the department has followed in bringing a variety of charges against the perpetrators.

The department's commitment to holding the attackers accountable is unwavering, regardless of their level of involvement or whether they were present on the day of the attack. "We will continue to investigate violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupt that violence before it occurs, and hold perpetrators accountable," Garland said.

As the nation prepares for the presidential inauguration, law enforcement agencies are taking a zero-tolerance approach to any potential threats of violence. The Justice Department is working closely with federal, state, and local partners to ensure a safe and secure transfer of power.

Rosen's warning to those who would seek to disrupt the inauguration is clear: "There will be no tolerance for future violent attempts to disrupt the transfer of power. We will do everything in our power to prevent such attacks and hold those responsible accountable."

The Justice Department's commitment to upholding the rule of law and protecting the democratic process is unwavering. As Garland said, "The Department of Justice will hold to account people who broke the law in connection with the siege on the U.S. Capitol last Jan. 6, no matter their level or whether they were present that day or were otherwise criminally responsible."

The nation can rest assured that the Justice Department is working tirelessly to ensure that those responsible for the attack on the Capitol are brought to justice, and that any future attempts to disrupt the democratic process will be met with swift and severe consequences.
**Justice Department Vows to Hold Capitol Attackers Accountable, Promises No Tolerance for Future Violence**

In a strong statement, Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen condemned the recent attack on the U.S. Capitol, vowing that those involved would be held responsible and that there would be no tolerance for future violent attempts to disrupt the transfer of power.

Speaking from the Strategic Information and Operations Center (SIOC), Rosen praised the efforts of the Justice Department and its federal, state, and local partners in responding to the attack. "Americans can be proud of the effort the men and women of the Justice Department and our federal, state, and local partners have made in the days since the attack on the Capitol building," he said.

Rosen's statement comes as the nation prepares for the upcoming presidential inauguration, and law enforcement agencies are on high alert to prevent any further violence. The Justice Department has already begun to investigate the attack, and Rosen promised that those responsible would be brought to justice.

"The violence at our Nation's Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy," Rosen said. "We will not tolerate any further attempts to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power, and we will hold accountable those who engage in violent or illegal activities."

Rosen's comments were echoed by Attorney General Merrick B. Garland, who has also vowed to hold accountable those responsible for the attack. In a statement, Garland said that the Justice Department would continue to investigate violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupt that violence before it occurs, and hold perpetrators accountable.

The Justice Department has already brought a variety of charges against those who breached the Capitol grounds, using "well-worn prosecutorial practices" to hold them accountable. Garland has pledged that the department would pursue those responsible, regardless of their level or whether they were present at the Capitol on the day of the attack.

The attack on the U.S. Capitol was a shocking and disturbing event that threatened the very foundations of American democracy. The Justice Department's commitment to holding those responsible accountable is a crucial step in ensuring that such an attack never happens again.

As the nation moves forward, it is clear that the Justice Department will play a critical role in protecting the integrity of the democratic process and upholding the rule of law. With Rosen and Garland at the helm, Americans can be confident that those who engage in violent or illegal activities will be brought to justice.
**Justice Department Vows to Hold Capitol Rioters Accountable, Warns of No Tolerance for Future Violence**

In a strong message to those involved in the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen warned that the Justice Department will hold perpetrators responsible and will not tolerate future violent attempts to disrupt the transfer of power.

Speaking at a press conference at the Strategic Information and Operations Center (SIOC), Rosen praised the efforts of law enforcement agencies in responding to the attack and preparing for the upcoming presidential inauguration. "Americans can be proud of the effort the men and women of the Justice Department and our federal, state, and local partners have made in the days since the attack on the Capitol building," he said.

Rosen's comments echoed the sentiments of his predecessor, Attorney General Merrick B. Garland, who has also vowed to hold accountable those responsible for the attack. In an update to the American people on January 5, Garland stated that the Justice Department's top priority is to bring to justice those who breached the Capitol grounds. "Those involved must be held accountable, and there is no higher priority for us at the Department of Justice," he said.

Garland also emphasized that the department will follow "well-worn prosecutorial practices" in bringing charges against those involved in the attack, regardless of their level of involvement or whether they were present at the Capitol on January 6. "We will continue to investigate violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupt that violence before it occurs, and hold perpetrators accountable," he said.

The Justice Department has already charged numerous individuals in connection with the attack, and Rosen warned that more charges are likely to follow. "The violence at our Nation's Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy," he said. "We will not tolerate any future attempts to disrupt the transfer of power or undermine the rule of law."

As the country prepares for the presidential inauguration, law enforcement agencies are on high alert to prevent any further violence. Rosen assured Americans that the Justice Department is working closely with its partners to ensure a safe and secure transfer of power. "We are committed to protecting the American people and upholding the principles of democracy," he said.

The Justice Department's message is clear: those involved in the attack on the U.S. Capitol will be held accountable, and any future attempts to disrupt the democratic process will be met with swift and severe consequences.
**Justice Department Vows to Hold Perpetrators Accountable for U.S. Capitol Attack**

In a statement released yesterday, Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen reiterated the Justice Department's commitment to holding accountable those involved in the recent attack on the U.S. Capitol Building. The violent incident, which occurred on January 6, shook the nation and sparked widespread outrage.

"The violence at our Nation's Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy," Acting Attorney General Rosen stated. "Americans can be proud of the effort the men and women of the Justice Department and our federal, state, and local partners have made in the days since the attack on the Capitol building."

Rosen emphasized that there would be no tolerance for future violent attempts to disrupt the transfer of power, and that those involved in the attack would be held responsible for their actions. The Justice Department has already begun to take steps to investigate and prosecute those responsible for the violence, and Rosen pledged that the department would continue to work tirelessly to ensure that justice is served.

"We will continue to investigate violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupt that violence before it occurs, and hold perpetrators accountable," Rosen said.

The Justice Department has already brought a variety of charges against those who breached the Capitol grounds, and Attorney General Merrick B. Garland has pledged to hold accountable people who broke the law in connection with the siege, regardless of their level or whether they were present on the day of the attack.

In an update to the American people on January 5, Attorney General Garland emphasized that "those involved must be held accountable, and there is no higher priority for us at the Department of Justice." He also pointed to the "well-worn prosecutorial practices" the department has followed in bringing charges against those responsible for the attack.

As the nation prepares for the upcoming presidential inauguration, law enforcement agencies are on high alert to prevent any potential disruptions or violent incidents. The Justice Department is working closely with federal, state, and local partners to ensure a safe and secure inauguration.

The attack on the U.S. Capitol Building was a stark reminder of the importance of protecting our democratic institutions and upholding the rule of law. The Justice Department's commitment to holding accountable those responsible for the attack sends a clear message that violence and lawlessness will not be tolerated in our society.
**JUSTICE DEPARTMENT VOWS TO HOLD CAPITOL RIOTERS ACCOUNTABLE, PROMISES NO TOLERANCE FOR FUTURE VIOLENCE**

In a strong statement, Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen assured the American public that those involved in the attack on the U.S. Capitol would be held responsible and that there would be no tolerance for future violent attempts to disrupt the transfer of power.

"The violence at our Nation's Capitol Building is an intolerable attack on a fundamental institution of our democracy," Rosen said. "The Justice Department is committed to holding accountable those responsible for the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol. We will continue to investigate violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupt that violence before it occurs, and hold perpetrators accountable."

Rosen's statement comes as law enforcement agencies prepare for the upcoming presidential inauguration, a event that has already been marred by concerns about potential violence. The FBI and other agencies have been working around the clock to ensure the safety of the event, and the Justice Department has pledged to do everything in its power to prevent another attack on the Capitol.

The attack on January 6th, which left five people dead and scores injured, was widely condemned by lawmakers and law enforcement officials. In the days and weeks since, the Justice Department has arrested and charged dozens of individuals in connection with the attack, and has vowed to pursue all those responsible.

"The men and women of the Justice Department, along with our federal, state, and local partners, have made significant progress in the days since the attack on the Capitol building," Rosen said. "We have arrested and charged numerous individuals, and we will continue to pursue all those responsible for this heinous attack."

Rosen's statement was echoed by Attorney General Merrick B. Garland, who also addressed the nation on the Justice Department's efforts to hold accountable those responsible for the attack. "Those involved must be held accountable, and there is no higher priority for us at the Department of Justice," Garland said.

Garland also pointed to the "well-worn prosecutorial practices" the department has followed in bringing a variety of charges against those who breached the Capitol grounds. "We will hold to account people who broke the law in connection with the siege on the U.S. Capitol, no matter their level or whether they were present that day or were otherwise criminally responsible," Garland said.

The Justice Department's efforts to hold accountable those responsible for the attack on the U.S. Capitol come as the nation prepares for a new chapter in its history. With the presidential inauguration just days away, the Justice Department and law enforcement agencies are leaving no stone unturned in their efforts to ensure a safe and peaceful transfer of power.

As Rosen and Garland both emphasized, the Justice Department will not tolerate any future attempts to disrupt the democratic process through violence. "We will do everything in our power to hold accountable those who would seek to undermine our democracy through violence and intimidation," Rosen said.