WASHINGTON — As violent protests grip Washington, Michigan’s lawmakers are notifying the public of their current status.
"I'm safe, sheltering in a secure place, and listening to the guidance of law enforcement.", tweeted Sen. Stabenow
I'm safe, sheltering in a secure place, and listening to the guidance of law enforcement.
— Sen. Debbie Stabenow (@SenStabenow) January 6, 2021
Thank you to the Capitol Police and law enforcement for keeping everyone safe.
“I am in the Capitol and our staff are sheltering in place,” tweets Rep. Peter Meijer. “Thank you to Capitol Police and our law enforcement officers for working to keep us safe.”
I am in the Capitol and our staff are sheltering in place in our office as adjacent buildings are being evacuated. Thank you to Capitol Police and our law enforcement officers for working to keep us safe.
— Rep. Peter Meijer (@RepMeijer) January 6, 2021
“I am safe,” notes Sen. Gary Peters, who also took the time to condemn the violence on Capitol Hill. “Today’s attacks on the Capitol are dangerous…and must stop.”
I am safe, sheltering in a secure location and will continue to follow the guidance of the Capitol Police.
Today’s attacks on the Capitol are dangerous, unacceptable and an attack on our democracy—and must stop.
— Senator Gary Peters (@SenGaryPeters) January 6, 2021
