Jan. 6 plaque honoring Capitol Police installed after years-long delay
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A plaque honoring Capitol Police officers from January 6, 2021, was installed after years of delay.
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A plaque honoring U.S. Capitol Police officers who defended the Capitol during the January 6, 2021, incident has been installed after years of delay. The installation was confirmed by CBS News justice correspondent Scott MacFarlane. However, the plaque's visibility to the public is limited. This development follows a protracted period since the event it commemorates. The placement of the plaque acknowledges the actions of the officers involved.
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A plaque honoring Capitol Police officers from January 6, 2021, has been installed.
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