White House expresses sympathy to those killed/injured in Capitol riot

A statement was released by the White House on Thursday, expressing sympathies over the deaths and injuries which occurred during the previous day’s rioting in the Capitol. Four people died and more than 50 police officers were injured after pro-Trump demonstrators infiltrated the U.S. Capitol to prevent lawmakers from announcing President-elect Joe Biden’s victory in the Electoral College.

White House expresses sympathy to those killed/injured in Capitol riot

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