Capitol Police: No one monitoring camera feed of Pelosi home during attack

Details: Staff at the command center noticed the police activity on the screen and used the feeds to monitor the response and assist investigators, per the police statement.

• The command center has access to about 1,800 cameras, which allows them to collect evidence from any camera’s location at any time, while personnel monitor select video feeds, per the department.
• When the speaker is at her home, the cameras there are monitored around the clock, Capitol Police said.

Zoom out: In light of the attack, U.S. Capitol Police Chief Thomas Manger on Tuesday called for more resources to boost security around members of Congress, and congressional leadership in particular.

Catch up quick: The alleged attacker, David Wayne DePape was ordered to be held without bail Tuesday and pleaded not guilty to all state charges, including attempted murder, burglary and elder abuse.