Federal government sifting sea of ​​receipts to track parliamentary riots

If the rebels ate, rented a car or laid pillows before raiding the Capitol in Washington, DC last week, the federal government might know … they’re a receipt for laundry. Because we are looking at the list of culprit, we will track the criminal.

Federal law enforcement sources tell TMZ … The FBI doesn’t just rely on flight manifests to find people suspected of participating in the siege on Wednesday-they are named by rioters. I’m seeing everything I might have while in town.

This includes sifting restaurant invoices, hotel ledgers, and car rental records for the days before and after the attack on the Capitol, and associating them with unique information.

Here’s another thing … According to our sources, much of the preparation for this comprehensive approach is being done by the FBI-NYPD Joint Anti-Terrorism Task Force … in New York in the 1980s. It is an established group.

Of course, there have been some high-profile arrests across the country since the riots last week.Law enforcement agencies, they Horn guy, Shield Guy, Man on the desk, two Cable ties, Auschwitz sweater man, Lectern man … and others.

Certainly … there is literally Hundreds or more Who wasn’t sticking out so clearly … So there’s much more to do in the coming weeks and months as law enforcement is trying to bring all these people to trial.

TMZ broke the story … they are investigating certain parliamentary police officers and others working in the parliament because there is evidence that this is possible. At work.. According to our sources, there are 10 to 15 police officers under the microscope, and the investigation is quite advanced.

I’ve seen law enforcement agencies in Washington, DC mobilized more than ever. The Capitol is crowded with thousands of National Guards, the FBI, the Secret Service, and the Capitol Police.