US EditionWhite House Touts Arrests Amid Trump's Takeover of Washington, DC
Federal and local agencies made 23 arrests, including murder and gun charges, and seized six illegal firearms during the first day of the federal takeover of DC police.
- On Tuesday, federal and local agencies reported 23 arrests during their first full day of patrols in Washington, D.C., including murder and gun suspects.
- Under the District of Columbia Home Rule Act, President Donald Trump said Monday he would federalize the police department under U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi’s authority, and Leavitt suggested this will last at least 30 days.
- About 850 officers and agents were deployed, with arrests for homicide, gun offenses, drug distribution, and federal partners seized six illegal firearms, Leavitt said.
- After one night of federal patrols, authorities seized drugs and multiple firearms, making Washington, D.C., safer than the night before.
- After the 30-day period ends, Leavitt said officials will reevaluate and make further decisions.
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MAKING DC SAFE AGAIN: 23 Arrests, 850 Additional Officers Deployed - Geller Report
DC needed Trump to step in to fix it. KOMO: Twenty-three arrests were made in the nation’s capital city on the first night of President Donald Trump’s crackdown on crime in Washington, D.C. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt shared the news Tuesday during a news briefing. She said approximately 850 officers and agents were deployed, with arrests for crimes such as homicide, gun offenses, drug possession with intent to distribute, evasi…
White House touts arrests amid Trump's takeover of Washington, DC
(NewsNation) — More than 850 National Guard troops and other federal agents were on the ground in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday as the district emerged from the first full night of President Donald Trump’s law enforcement takeover. Since Trump's troop deployment and local police federalization, the administration has reported nearly two dozen arrests. The White House on Tuesday touted 23 arrests for gun charges, drunk driving, fare evasion, rec…
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