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An FBI intelligence report describing plans for violence at the Capitol was sent via email to lower-level officials the night before the Jan. 6 riot, and was never read by Capitol Police or Washington, D.C. leaders, according to testimony at Tuesday's Senate hearing.
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At issue, [officials] say, is a hesitancy by the FBI and other agencies — born out of legitimate free speech concerns — to collect and disseminate intelligence based on the social media postings of domestic political actors. [Lawmakers] said FBI officials should have personally briefed senior police officials on the intelligence.
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Although a report from the FBI's Norfolk, Va., field office — the one sent by email the night before the riot — described social media threats of violence, top FBI officials never mentioned it or other threats in planning meetings, Acting Washington D.C. Police Chief Robert Contee said. The FBI told NBC News that the Norfolk intelligence came from a message board thread and was “aspirational, with no specific and credible details.”