US EditionSubway Sandwich Thrower Found Not Guilty in D.C. Jury Rebuke
- On Thursday, a Washington, D.C. jury found Sean Dunn, former Department of Justice paralegal, not guilty of misdemeanor assault after he threw a Subway sandwich at a U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent on Aug. 10.
- U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro's office initially sought felony charges but a Washington, D.C. grand jury refused to indict, so prosecutors pursued a misdemeanor instead amid President Donald Trump's deployment of federal agents to Washington, D.C.
- Defense lawyers emphasized gag gifts and visual evidence to argue that a Subway sandwich still in its wrapping and the `Felony Footlong` patch showed the throw could not cause harm.
- Jurors deliberated for roughly 7 hours before returning the not guilty verdict, and Sean Dunn hugged his lawyers, saying he was relieved and looking forward to moving on.
- The acquittal is another setback for prosecutors in Washington, reflecting backlash over law-enforcement surge cases and a pattern of grand juries in Washington, D.C. refusing to indict.
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Ex-DOJ Employee Found Not Guilty of Assaulting Border Patrol Officer with Sandwich
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Colbert Celebrates DC Sandwich Thrower's Acquittal With T-Shirt Cannon
Colbert Celebrates DC Sandwich Thrower's Acquittal With T-Shirt Cannon On Thursday, Sean Dunn, the man charged with assaulting a border patrol agent with a sandwich, was found not guilty, and CBS’s Stephen Colbert was eager to celebrate. The Late Show host mocked the idea that a sandwich posed a grave enough threat to the officer to merit the charges by hurling a Subway sandwich at a boxing dummy using a T-shirt cannon. Sticking with the CBS br…
Oh So Now Sandwich Beatings Are Legal
Oh no, JD Vance, food pornHe admitted he beat the Border Patrol Gestapo idiot with a sandwich. “I did it. I threw a sandwich,” said former DOJ employee and admitted sandwich hurler Sean Dunn, about that time he brought a sandwich to a fascism fight and did it on camera. He threw the sandwich longways, it was maximum blunt force salami action, there was mustard involved, but on Thursday a DC jury looked at that video and told US Attorney Jeanine …
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