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President Donald Trump on Monday shifted to Federalizing policing in the nation’s capital after years of unruly violent crime at Washington, DC.
The move to polarization has created a ruckus from the opponents, and the celebrations from supporters who want to end violence in the city. Washington has extended Trump’s move after Washington attracted national attention with a string of high-profile events over recent months and years.
However, not everyone agrees with Trump’s new plan.
President Donald Trump, along with the Defense Secretary, PT Hegaseth, Left, and Attorney General Palm Bandy, speak during a news conference to discuss crime in Washington, DC, in Brady Press Briefing Room at White House in Washington on August 11, 2025. (Through Andrew Cablero-Renolds/AFP Getty Image)
Fox News contributor and former DC Homeoid Detective Ted Williams are among those who oppose federal intervention. “While the President can be mean well, it is going anywhere fast,” he told Fox News Digital. “DC is not a war zone. Precisions are coming for constitutional violations. This is an overcome.”
He also said that criminals would only wait for federalization, and when the National Guard soldiers are drawn from the streets, they will return.
“Joe and his boys are going on vacation and will return after this crazy experiment ends.”
President Donald Trump Washington, DC moves to Federals Policing (Getty image)
Police President who likes the National Fraternities of Gamaldi like Trump’s plan.
“Their average murder rate has doubled in the last 10 years. They used less than 100 housewives on average. Now they were more than 200,” Gamaldi said, a claim that is supported by a claim that is supported by City’s own data.
“And this is because you have a radical element on the city council that has saved his police. They have embraced the door criminal justice policies. And clearly, he treated the hardworking men and women of law enforcement in that city like rubbish
Below is a list of some of the most notorious crimes viewed by the city.
1. East-dog employee beaten up by teenagers in an attempt to carriage
According to sources, the former government’s efficiency employee Edward “Big Balls” was attacked while trying to help a woman. (@REALDONALDTRUP Truth through social)
In the morning of 3 August, a pre-department of the government proficiency (DOGE) employee was beaten during an attempt to an attempt in the Logan Circle neighborhood of the city.
Edward Coristine, known as “Big Balls”, was encountered by a group of teenagers, while out with the other significant other. Police said that he pushed the woman into his vehicle to protect her and bored the wrath of criminals.
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Nearby patrol authorities intervened, and the attackers fled on foot, but the corestine was not left out of the blood.
A 15 -year -old man and a 15 -year -old woman have been arrested in connection with the crime. They face allegations of unarmed carriage.
2. Congress’s intern shot and killed
21-year-old Eric Torpinian-Jachim was shot at 1200 blocks of 7th Street, Northwest on 30 June. He died a day later. He was a student at the University of Massachusetts – Amharst and Rape Ron Estase, R -Kan.
Many people got out of a vehicle and started firing shot. The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) said that the target of Torpinion-Cachim was not aimed at shooting.
Eric Torpinian-Cachim saw celebrating with his mother. (Tamara Jachim)
A 16 -year -old man and an adult woman were shot, but both survived. The FBI is assisting MPD in the investigation of the case. No suspect has been occupied.
3. Two Israeli Embassy employees shot dead
On 21 May, two Israeli embassy employees were shot dead while leaving a program at the capital Jewish Museum.
The victims were Yonon Liscsky, an Israeli, and Sara Milgrim, an American.
31 -year -old Elias Rodriguez of Chicago was immediately caught. He has been accused not only of murders, but also with federal hatred crimes. He allegedly shouted “Free, free Palestine!” While in custody.
Yaron Liskinski and Sarah Lynn Millgrim, who was left to death at the capital Jewish Museum, was shot and killed for a photo at an unknown place, in this handout image released by the Embassy of Israel on 22 May, 2025 in the US. ,
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4. Navy yard tin crowded in the neighborhood
On the night of 17 May, a crowd of about 100 teenagers terrorized the Navy Yard Neberhood A Block from the National Park.
It was a second such teenage acquisition in less than a month.
Around 8 o’clock, the police started receiving calls about disorganized conduct, but the situation quickly turned violent. A group of teenagers defeated two buyers, punched them, knocked them on the ground and then according to them, stomaching them Wusa9,
A similar fight took place later. Fox News Digital receives a video of the incident:
5. Senior Congress employees Karjack, robbed in Navy Yard
On 9 May, California Democratic Rape Sara Jacobs, an employee of the Navy Yard, was a victim of an armed factories in the neighborhood.
The employee, who remained anonymous, was robbed of the iPhone, MacBook, ID and Capital Parking pass issued by a government.
The next day, the car was recovered, and a 15 -year -old teenage male from Washington was accused of armed carriageing, and a 14 -year -old teenager from Maryland was accused of carrying a pistol without a license and unauthorized use of a vehicle.
Rape. Sarah Jacobs (D-CA) Washington speaks at a rally with grandmother and Congress members for “Build Better” for “Build Better” in front of US Capital Building in DC on December 9, 2021. ,
6. House Democrats carried out at gunpoint at Navy Yard
In the late 2023, rape. Henry Culler, D-Texas, armed outside an apartment building, was carried out by masked men who is a popular residence for Congress members, also in the Navy Yard neighborhood.
At that time, Culler said that he took a conscious decision to not fight back for his safety.
He condemned the crime, “punished with guns,” and touched the soft-on-crime policies, given that if the criminals are put in jail, “you have found them to lock and keep them there.”
Rape. Henry Culer, D-Texas, Thursday, on 27 June 2019, interacts with reporters at Capital after a meeting of House Democrats. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call)
7. House Democrat attacked the apartment lift
In February 2023, rape. Angi Craig, D-Min., Was attacked in the lift of his apartment in the nation’s capital.
Police identified 26 -year -old Kendrick Hamlin as suspects. Craig said Halin punched her in the chin and caught her with the neck.
Craig said he closed it with a hot cup of coffee carrying him.
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Rape. Angi Craig, D-Min., Attends a news conference outside the capital on cheap insulin, which votes in the House of Representatives on Thursday, 31 March 2022. (Bill Clarke/CQ-Roll Call, Ink Getty Image)
Other recent violent offenses include a 2023 beating death of a homeless person with a metal pipe near the ellipse in the city of Washington and a metropolitan area Transit Authority police officer, who was stabbed on the face near the DC Navy Yard Subway Station.
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Fox News’ Stephen Sorece, Adam Subs, David Spunt, Charles Creits, Landon Mione and Sara Rampaf contributed to the report.
