[conservative98]

Where’s they find it? Where’s the proof it even left the building? How come there’s no photos of it being carried outside the Capitol building? If her staffers found it, it didn’t go very far and likely never left.

[no-s]

It didn't leave the building:
"the lectern was found by a member of the Senate staff in the Red corridor of the Senate wing off the Rotunda in the Capitol building."

Gratuitous overcharge.

[DoodleDawg]

Where’s they find it? Where’s the proof it even left the building? How come there’s no photos of it being carried outside the Capitol building? If her staffers found it, it didn’t go very far and likely never left.

If you rob a bank and you drop the money on your way out the door do you think you won't get charged with bank robbery?

He walked off with it. First mistake. He allowed himself to be filmed doing it. Bigger mistake. His lawyer should try for a plea deal but given the notoriety I doubt they'd be interested.

[libertylover]

Federal investigators said Senate staff found the lectern the day after the riot.

"conservative98": Where’s they find it? Where’s the proof it even left the building? How come there’s no photos of it being carried outside the Capitol building? If her staffers found it, it didn’t go very far and likely never left.

Good point. Was it ever really stolen, or just moved?

[EinNYC]

I hope they smeared it with COVID virus.

[a fool in paradise]

overcharged

[combat_boots]

By the Senate someplace

It was moved

[Fido969]

It never left the building. The “theft” charge is dicey.