Arizona lawmakers say they will review footage of the June 24 pro-abortion protest and attempted breach of the state Senate building in Phoenix to identify those involved.
“We are a state that believes in law and order,” Arizona House Majority Whip Leo Biasiucci (R) said.
“I am hopeful that with all of the footage from that night, those involved in trying to break into the capital will be charged with the same charges as those involved on Jan. 6 [2020 at the nation’s capital].”
Biasiucci said that if nothing happens through the law enforcement agencies, the Senate will likely hold a hearing to determine who was involved in the violent protests….
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