Capitol "security plan" in place for Trump arraignment

• This indictment in particular, which charges Trump for his actions in the lead-up to the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, is resurfacing ugly memories.

What he's saying: "We're prepared for tomorrow," Capitol Police chief Thomas Manger said at a press conference, though he said the fencing erected in the aftermath of Jan. 6 will not be reinstalled.

• Manger said there is a "security plan in place," but declined to go into specifics.
• He said the Capitol Police and other law enforcement agencies have "been working together in preparation for whatever [happens]," adding, "We've been talking about this for a couple of weeks now, we've had a couple phone calls today."

The backdrop: Capitol security precautions for Trump's first two arrests have included bike rack-style fencing around the complex and an increased law enforcement presence.

• In both cases, law enforcement said in advance there were no specific threats and each day passed without incident.

• The 7-foot-tall post-Jan. 6 fencing, which was brought back for the Justice for J6 rally and Biden's first State of the Union, has not made a reappearance since Republicans took control of the House this year.

The big picture: The Capitol is still on edge more than two years after the Jan. 6 attack.

• Just on Wednesday, police evacuated Senate office buildings due to a 911 call reporting an active shooter, which turned out to be unsubstantiated.
• Capitol Police "responded within seconds" and sent more than 200 officers to clear the buildings, Manger said. Police later gave the all-clear.