Washington, D.C. grand jury refuses to sue two accused of posing ace death threat

Grand jury in Washington, D.C. refuses to prosecute two people accused of threatening lives President Donald Trumpprosecutors confirmed to Fox News Digital Buting.

Officials in the U.S. Attorney’s Office said both cases involved threats to the president, while jurors refused to charge, preventing the case from moving forward.

Involved in a case Natalie Rose Jones, He was accused of posting online threats to assassinate Trump, and then reiterated the threats directly to the Secret Service agent in the interview.

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American lawyers in Washington, DC, USA Jeanine PirroHis office forced the indictment to slam the jury’s refusal on Tuesday.

“The Washington, D.C. grand jury refused to prosecute people who threatened to kill the U.S. president. Her intentions were clear, traveling through five states,” Pirro told Fox News in an exclusive statement.

“She even confirmed the same thing to the Secret Service in the United States. It’s the nature of a politicized jury. The system here is broken on many levels. Instead of the anger arising from a specific threat to kill the president, the grand jury in DC refuses to let the judicial process begin. Justice should not rely on politics.”

The office of U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro in Washington, D.C., forced the indictment, who slammed the jury’s refusal on Tuesday, saying the system “breaks on many levels.” (AP Photo/Evan Vucci, file)

In the second case, another grand jury refused to sue Edward Alexander Dana Threat to kill Trump Arrested last month for unrelated vandalism in the District of Northwest Columbia

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According to the allegation documents, Dana told police that he was intoxicated, admitted the threat and described himself as a descendant of the Hugos, French Protestant who launched a rebellion in the 1600s.

Magistrate G. Michael Harvey then denied the prosecutor’s request to block the jury, ordering the disclosure of the “incorrect” bill to Dana’s lawyers.

Nathalie Rose Jones and Edward Alexander Dana both threaten to kill President Donald Trump in a separate incident. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)

Dana’s Defense AttorneyElizabeth Mullin told Fox News Digital that she “never seen anything like this” during her 20-year practice.

“This is the result of their extraction of weak cases and attempting to deport them to the federal district court,” Mullin said.

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Meanwhile, Piro said Grand Jury in Washington, DC For political motives, he was unwilling to hold the defendant responsible for violence or threats.

Last week, she told Fox News that residents were “too used to crime” that they were increasingly reluctant to prosecute.

On Tuesday, she called for a decision not to sue Jones and Dana, “the system is collapsing from within.”