Sean Dunn was fired from the Department of Justice after the release of a video that apparently showed him to launch a network sandwich against an agent.
An official of the United States Department of Justice (in English, Department of Justice) was arrested for launching a network sandwich Subway Against a federal agent highlighted in Washington, the capital of the country, as part of the promise of President Donald Trump to repress the crime.
Sean Charles Dunn, who worked in the doj criminal division, was fired after a video of the accident. It is accused of qualified aggression.
The presence of federal agents, as well as the national guard, has generated great indignation in the city, mostly democratic.
Republican Trump said that shipping is necessary to fight crime and remove “drug addicts and homeless”.
Local police data show that violent crime is at the lowest level in 30 years in Washington.
According to documents for the accusation, Dunn launched a “underwater style sandwich” against a customs and border protection agent.
In a video of the accident, mentioned by the ministries in the complaint, the suspect is heard calling the “fascist” agents and shouting vulgarity against them.
“Why are you here? I don’t want you in my city,” he shouts before crossing the road.
Later, he returns and is seen launching the stubborn sandwich on the chest of a uniform agent, who seems to wear an bulletproof vest.
So he runs away while the officers begin persecution. According to public prosecutors, Dunn confessed after being arrested on Wednesday, telling investigators: “It was me. I played a sandwich”.
The United States Prosecutor Pam Bond-The highest authority of the country and head of the Doj commented on the accident on social networks on Thursday.
“I just learned that this defendant has worked in the justice department – no longer. He is not only fired, but he was also accused of a serious crime.”
According to the CBS News, a partner of the US BBC, Dunn was an accusation lawyer at the International Affairs Office of the DJ criminal division.
The American lawyer of Washington, DC, Jeanine Pirro, said in a video that announced the arrest of Dunn that “he thought it was fun”. “Well, today he doesn’t find it fun, because we accuse him of a serious crime.”
“And then, you ride your subway sandwich elsewhere,” he added.
The unusual nature of the accident generated several online jokes, including the comment “Assault with a delicate weapon” (Assault with a Deli weapon), which received more than 1,500 likes on Reddit.
According to CBS, a local judge refused to initially present the accusations, but a federal judge made it possible to present the accusation of aggression. Dunn is currently on bail and can be sentenced to a maximum of eight years in prison if it is considered guilty.
The authorities did not say if the agent was injured in the accident.
About 100 people have been arrested since agents and troops began to reach the capital of the United States on Monday.
In addition to the troops of the National Guard, there are agents highlighted by the United States (Marshals USA service) FBI, Bureau of Alcohol, Tabacco and Ariease (ATF), DHS and Secret Service.
These detachments have caused protests in the capital, which, being the seat of the federal government, do not have the same rights as a state of the United States.
In addition to sending these federal agents, Trump has put the City Police Department under direct federal control, using the provisions of the Autonomy Law of the Columbia District (Act of the Columbia District Home Rule).
This law was established by the former President Richard Nixon in 1973 to allow the residents of Washington DC, where about 700,000 people have no official vote on the congress to elect a municipal council and a mayor.
Source: Terra
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