Luria and her family have received threats throughout her service on the committee, a spokesman said.
On Tuesday, the Norfolk City Council voted to accept up to $68,000 from the U.S. Capitol Police that the Norfolk Sheriff’s Office will use to pay deputies for the security support for Luria when she is in Norfolk, where she lives.
Sheriff Joseph Baron said the money will in part be used to pay the off-duty deputies for 24-hour security support they already provided Luria on days she was in the area earlier this summer, while the rest will be available for future use when needed.A spokesman for Luria declined to discuss further details of the security arrangement, citing safety reasons, but said Luria had received threats throughout the duration of her service on the Jan. 6 committee. She and Rep.
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