No prosecution was brought against the staff of Stephen Colbert, who was arrested for entering the US Capitol.

Nine CBS employees Last Show with Stephen Colbert Those arrested for alleged raids on the US Capitol last month will not be prosecuted, government lawyers said on Monday.

According to Breitbart News, the group was arrested at the Longworth House Capitol office building and was initially accused of breaking into House of Representatives office buildings hours later.

Nine people were reportedly expelled from the Committee hearing on 6 January for lack of proper journalistic credentials.

Among those arrested was puppeteer Robert Smigel. Stroke Comic Dog is a successThe character on The Colbert Show is with writer Josh Komers, associate producer Allison Martinez, and senior producer Jake Plunkett.

Tucker Carlson mocked the arrest of Stephen Colbert’s employees after they entered the Capitol building. https://t.co/V364nKiBJc

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Employees, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) and Rep. Lauren Bobert (R-Col.).

Police said the group was arrested on trespassing charges because “group members were told they would be escorted inside the buildings by personnel before entering the Congressional buildings, and it was not done.”

Now they are free from all kinds of mistakes.

This is stated in a statement by the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Evening Show staff were invited to the congressional staff building for interviews and were never formally asked to leave the area, even though the Capitol police told them they should have an escort. The description was:

After a thorough review of all the evidence and the relevant legal authority, the U.S. District Attorney’s Office decided that it could not file an illegal entry charge against the nine people arrested at the Longworth Office Building on June 16, 2022.

The office must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that these invited guests are guilty of trespassing because their attendants choose to leave them unattended. We do not believe that the Bureau can secure and maintain jurisdiction over these allegations.

He added that by the end of this month, these people will no longer need to appear in court.

Colbert defended his team, saying they made “a few last-minute first-degree puppet shows and make-up pranks” when they were detained. He added that all participants were calm and professional.

The veteran host did not apologize for the incident.

In a separate statement, Capitol police reported late Monday that they are working with the US Attorney’s Office and that the office will not prosecute the nine people.

“We respect the decision made by this office,” Capitol police said. Said.