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DOJ Spending $6.1 Million On ‘Database’ For Capitol Riot Prosecutions

Even some left-wing Hollywood hardliners are waking up.

Emily Zanotti
DOJ Spending $6.1 Million On ‘Database’ For Capitol Riot Prosecutions
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The Department of Justice will shell out a whopping $6.1 million for a database of evidence to be used by prosecutors handling criminal cases stemming from the January 6th riot at the United States Capitol.

The DOJ has been clear that it views arresting, charging, and prosecuting alleged rioters as a high priority and, as The Daily Wire noted earlier Tuesday, the government has around 560 individuals in custody connected to the January 6th riot.

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