DOJ Worker Fired After Allegedly Throwing Sandwich at Federal Officer: AG Bondi

DOJ Employee Arrested by 20 Officers in D.C. After Hurling Subway Sandwich at Federal Agent

"I did it. I threw a sandwich," said D.C. resident Sean Dunn, according to court documentsAndrew Leyden/Getty Sean Dunn is seen outside a Subway restaurant before throwing a sandwich at a federal officerNEED TO KNOWSean Dunn, a now-terminated Justice Department employee, was arrested by 20 officers at his home and charged with felony assault after allegedly throwing a sandwich at a federal agentViral video footage of the incident shows a man thr…

The government sent '20 police officers' in riot gear to rearrest D.C. sandwich thrower, says attorney

Sean Dunn threw a Subway sandwich at a cop and was subsequently charged with felony assault of a federal law enforcement officer.

DOJ Employee Fired and Charged with Felony After Throwing Sandwich at Federal Officer in D.C.

Let me ask you something—how many government employees secretly hate the very system they’re supposed to serve? We’ve heard whispers about resistance inside Trump’s administration.... The post DOJ Employee Fired and Charged with Felony After Throwing Sandwich at Federal Officer in D.C. appeared first on Patriot Journal.

Man Charged with Assaulting Border Patrol Agent with Sandwich in DC Is an Air Force Veteran

A man accused of throwing a sandwich at an immigration enforcement officer during President Donald Trump's federal takeover and criminal crackdown in Washington, D.C., served in the active-duty Air Force.

Heavily Armed Officers Sub-Due DC Sandwich Thrower For Assault With Deli Weapon

Everyone by now has seen the video of the brave law enforcement officer serving in Donald Trump’s ridiculous militarized takeover of Washington DC, who took the force of a thrown sandwich to the chest and, despite what must have been indescribable pain and probably watering eyes from the overpowering scent of stone-ground dijon mustard, nonetheless joined half a dozen of his colleagues in chasing down the perpetrator, thus making the streets of …

Trump’s crackdown finds a target in the DC sandwich thrower

David’s viewNobody, or nearly nobody, plans to end his day at the Subway on 14th and U Street. Plopped next to a long-abandoned smoke shop, over a gay bar that will soon host its “Caked Up” pageant, the restaurant stays open 24/7 for people who need hearty, unsurprising sandwiches to pre-empt their hangovers.The U Street Subway is now the most famous franchise in the country, and Sean Dunn its most famous patron. On Sunday night, a bystander fil…