Grand jury refuses to sue Washington, DC sandwich thrower | Washington, DC

Grand juror refuses to approve criminal prosecution against a alleged man, rejecting federal prosecutors Throw a sandwich at law enforcement officers in protest Donald TrumpDeploy armed forces on the streets Washington, DC.

This is the second time in recent days when a grand jury has refused to vote for the person accused of assaulting federal officials and expresses strong opposition to Trump’s decision to send the National Guard and federal agents to the streets of the U.S. capital, allegedly to undermine violent crimes.

Sean Charles Dunn episode It’s all the rage on social media.

Dunn, 37, a former Justice Department paralegal, was initially accused of throwing sandwiches at customs and border protection officials patrolling the Northwest Washington region on August 13, known for its bars and restaurants with other agents.

The video shows a man, supposedly Dunn, an officer standing on kerbside. He then threw a software on the pointed range, hit the agent in the chest, and then chased with the officer and several of his colleagues.

The complaint against Dunn noted that he stood near the officer, saying he and his colleague “fascists” shouted, “I don’t want you in my city.”

After the incident, the Trump administration released a large number of videos of armed personnel heading to Dunn’s apartment, increasing the attention the case has attracted. Poster depicting Dunn Lofting sandwich Appear Around the country’s capital.

Federal prosecutors rarely get charges at jury hearings because they control the information jurors hear and prohibit the defendant’s attorney from being in court.

It is unclear whether prosecutors will continue to seek charges against Dunn, who can be done by withdrawing the felony charge and making it a misdemeanor, which does not require prosecution.

But even that is a symbolic climb Trump administrationwhich requires the crime to be prosecuted by the worst federal charges, with more severe sentences for those crimes.

Dunn will appear in court on September 4 in a judge to determine whether a crime is committed.

Mirror that refuses to sue him Sidney Lori Reid’s casefederal prosecutors carried out three felony attacks on him in 30 days after being arrested during last month’s immigration protests.

Prosecutors reduced the charges to low-level misdemeanors on Monday, suggesting that they have exaggerated the charges against her.

On the same day, a judge dismissed all charges against a man who was arrested last week at the store Joe’s store, where police claimed two handguns were in his schoolbag.

Judge Zia M Faruqui said prosecutors violated Torez Riley’s constitutional rights to him, claiming: “The violation cannot come from the government.”

A series of defendants have been charged with relatively minor violations, usually handled by the district court if they are simply criminal charges because of Trump’s highly controversial force deployments in Trump. Critics condemned the deployment as an attempt by a city run by a presidential Democratic rival and inspired by a desire to intimidate rather than eliminate crime.