Dhillon of the Justice Department says “homeless person” tries to steal her phone in DC

Harmeet Dhillon, Assistant Attorney General of the Department of Civil Rights attorney General on X, reported in an article on X that a “malicious” individual failed to successfully try to go to Washington, DC, Tuesday.

“A homeless man tried to walk back to the DOJ today trying to swipe my phone – but he didn’t return to the DOJ in his right mind, and I cleverly avoided this attempt. Until things in this city felt safe, everyone was on guard, so everyone was on guard!” Dalilong Write.

She’s in another postal She was “ok” and “nothing happened”.

Trump administrator breaks, Washington, D.C. homeless people have 2 options

“I’m faster than the homeless guy. That’s next to Presbyterian Church on the Street of New York. Several other homeless and mentally vulnerable people around. Close to WH and the travel stuff,” Daliron Explained.

president Donald Trump Aiming to suppress crimes in the U.S. capital.

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“This is the liberation day of Washington, D.C. and we will take back our capital,” Trump declared at a press conference on Monday.

one memorandum Instructed “The Secretary of Defense mobilized the District of Columbia National Guard and ordered members to address the number he deemed necessary to address the prevalence of crime in our nation’s capital.”

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one Executive Order Announcement “Effective immediately, the mayor of the District of Columbia (Mayor) shall provide services to the Metropolitan Police Force for federal purposes for the maximum period permitted under Section 740 of the National Rule Act.”