The United States Capitol Police (USCP) have announced that they will create field offices to investigate threats against legislators. USCP stated that the move comes as part of an effort to better their protection capabilities in the future in response to the breach on Jan. 6. The statement noted that their team has been cooperating with federal law enforcement officers to track down people involved in the incident and “bring them to justice.” So far, more than 500 people allegedly related to the event are facing charges, with some reporting being held under solitary confinement and in conditions that violate their constitutional and human rights. “The USCP has enhanced our staffing within our Dignitary Protection Division as well as coordinated for enhanced security for Members of Congress outside of the National Capitol Region,” USCP announced. “The Department is also in the process of opening Regional Field Offices in California and Florida with …