David Valadao: “There's also cameras from neighboring businesses that we're…”

“Well, the damages were over the $900 limit from that in California, so it is going to be a felony. We've got cameras, so there's footage. We have an idea who these people are. And There's also cameras from neighboring businesses that we're looking through. We've been touched with all law enforcement, from our local police to sheriff's department, even Capitol police. We're not taking this lightly, and we are going to make sure that if we can find these people, we want to prosecute them.” (01:23–01:27)

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