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So I guess the question is: Did they need a warrant? Who's property is that? IMO it's property of the legislative branch, so the executive should have a warrant. Not sure what the law says though.
Ownership might be complicated. Its a legislative office that's leased from a courthouse.
They surely needed a warrant since they were not in hot pursuit of a criminal; hence the need to fabricate a story about rioters.