FCC net neutrality vote halted due to security concerns (updated)
Chairman Ajit Pai paused his speech and the video feed was cut off.
As FCC Chairman Ajit Pai was in the middle of giving his comment on the net neutrality proposal, someone handed him a note. He quickly said that on advice of security, the Commission needed to take a break. The feed was then cut off. Politico kept its feed of the evacuated room up and it showed law enforcement and bomb-sniffing dogs searching the room.
Update: After just a few minutes, the Commissioners and audience members returned to the room, the security concern seemingly resolved.
WATCH: FCC takes abrupt recess during #NetNeutrality debate "on advice of security" pic.twitter.com/cZUWBeet3K
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