A movie of the scene where Trump supporters invaded the US Capitol and one woman was shot and died



A demonstrator by Donald Trump's supporters broke through security and invaded the building of the Capitol, where a joint session of the Senate and Senate was held to finalize the outcome of the U.S. presidential election. .. In the turmoil of the suspension of deliberations, a woman in the demonstrators was shot and treated, but died.

Woman Fatally Shot As Far-Right Insurrectionists Storm Capitol: Protests Halt Congress'Electoral Count: Live Updates: NPR

https://www.npr.org/sections/congress-electoral-college-tally-live-updates/2021/01/06/954028436/us-capitol-locked-down-amid-escalating-far-right-protests

US Capitol evacuated as pro-Trump mob storms building --The Verge
https://www.theverge.com/2021/1/6/22217411/capitol-building-lockdown-protesters-trump-supporters

UPDATE: Shots fired at US Capitol; Trump supporters rush House and Senate chambers, destroy media equipment --The Blaze
https://www.theblaze.com/news/trump-supporters-storm-capitol

A woman shot dead in the US Capitol | Overseas elections | NHK News
https://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/20210107/k10012800841000.html

Independent journalist Taylor Hansen said he was right next to the woman who was shot, and tweeted the footage right after the shooting. The footage shows the shot woman bleeding.



The footage begins with a confused situation immediately after the woman was shot.



A woman who was shot is lying between the person wearing the cap in the back and the person in the blue backpack in the foreground, and multiple people are trying to care for him. The identity of the woman who was shot was not revealed, but she was not armed.



It is believed that it was a police officer of the United States Capitol Police who shot it. There is a glimpse of a person with a gun, but it is unknown if this person shot.



Elijah Shepher, a reporter for the news site The Blaze, reports on the demonstrators being in conflict with security personnel inside the Capitol.



The footage shows a group wearing the Star-Spangled Banner and a red hat ramming a security officer with a baton.



At one point, a banner called 'TRUMP' was hung on the outer wall of the Capitol.



Initially, President Trump called on his supporters to 'go to the Capitol,' but tweeted a video calling on people to go home when the turmoil broke out. However, this homecoming tweet etc. was hidden by Twitter. Twitter reports that it has deleted three tweets due to repeated serious violations of its ' Policies for Inhibiting Civil Activity .'



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