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Attorney General Palm Bandy on Friday fired another department of Judicial Paralegal to close a member of the National Guard in Washington, DC to work earlier this month.
Elizabeth Baxter of the Department’s Environment Division arrived in the “4con” building in Nama district for work after 8:20 am on August 18, where she signed for a security guard that she had just hinted at the metro center metro stop and told the Guardman, “Bandy,” Bandy, “F-K National Guard,” New York Post,
“Today, I took action to abolish a DOJ employee for unfair conduct towards the National Guard Service members at DC,” Bandy told the outlet.
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Attorney General Palm Bondi fired another department of the judicial paralegal. (Via Samuel Korum/Bloomberg Getty Image, left, and Getty Image via Mandel Nagan/AFP, Right.)
“This DOJ is committed to fighting President Trump’s agenda and fighting to make the US safe again,” he continued. “If you oppose our mission and disrespect law enforcement – you will no longer work in DOJ.”
Later that day, Baxter was seen clinging to his middle finger on the National Guard on DOJ security footage and said, “F-Ku!” The outlet reported. He was allegedly seen showing a department security guard as to how he kept his middle finger.
On August 25, she allegedly arrived at work and again claimed for the security guard that she hates the National Guard and told her to “F-K Off”!
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Elizabeth Baxter was terminated to close a member of the National Guard at Washington, DC on the way to work. (Getty image/tassos cutopodis)
Bondi wrote to Baxter on Friday in a termination letter, “You are removed from the status of Paralegal experts, GS -0950-11, Environmental Protests Section, Environment and Natural Resources Division, and immediately effective from federal service,” Bandy wrote to Baxter on Friday in a terminal letter.
The Trump administration went in recent weeks to promote the presence of federal law enforcement in DC in an attempt to reduce crime. Hundreds of federal agents and national guard soldiers have been deployed on the streets of the city as part of the district’s federal acquisition.
Hundreds of federal agents and National Guard soldiers have been deployed on DC roads. (Jacqueline Martin/AP Photo)
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The termination of the Baxter comes after Charles Dun, another DOJ paralegal, was fired when he was accused of throwing a sandwich in a custom and border security agent earlier this month at Washington, DC.
Dun, who worked in the International Affairs section of the Criminal Division in the 4con Building, was initially accused of a hooliganism, but a grand jury refused to hand over an indictment. He was later accused of a rape, resulting in a year in jail.
