Pam Bondi draws the parajurist of the Doj for having allegedly overthrew the member of the National Guard

Friday, the prosecutor General Pam Bondi dismissed another parajurist of the Ministry of Justice, this time to overthrow a member of the National Guard in Washington, DC, on the work path earlier this month.

Elizabeth Baxter of the environmental division of the department arrived to work just after 8:20 on August 18 in the “4Con” building of the DoJ in the Noma district, where she boasted at a security guard whom she had just gesture at the Metro Center Metro Stop and told the goalkeeper: “F – K The National Guard”, said Bondi, according to Metro, according to Metro, according to Metro, Guardian: “F – K The National Guard,” said Bondi, according to the metro, according to the metro, according to the metro, according to the guardian New York Post.

“Today, I have taken measures to terminate an employee of the DoJ for inappropriate conduct towards members of the National Guard service at DC,” said Bondi at the point of sale.

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The Attorney General Pam Bondi dismissed another parajurist from the Ministry of Justice. (Samuel Corum / Bloomberg via Getty Images, on the left, and Mandel Ngan / AFP via Getty Images, on the right.)

“This Doj remains determined to defend the agenda of President Trump and to fight so that America is once again sure,” she continued. “If you oppose our mission and you lack respect for the police – you will no longer work at the Doj.”

Later in the day, Baxter was seen on doj security images which hold his middle finger at the National Guard and exclaiming: “F – K You!” The reported point of sale. She would also have been seen demonstrating to a security guard from the department how she held her middle finger.

On August 25, she would have arrived at work and would have boasted again to the security guard that she hated the National Guard and that she had told them of “FK off!”

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Elizabeth Baxter was interrupted for overthrowing a member of the National Guard in Washington, DC, on the way to work. (Getty Images / Tasos Katopodis)

“You are withdrawn from your position as parajurist, GS-0950-11, environmental defense section, environmental and natural resources division, and federal service, in force immediately,” Bondi wrote in a letter of termination in Baxter Friday following a survey on his conduct, according to the Outlet.

The Trump administration has moved in recent weeks to stimulate the presence of federal DC police to try to reduce crime. Hundreds of federal agents and troops of the National Guard were deployed in the streets of the city as part of the federal takeover of the district.

Hundreds of federal agents and troops of the National Guard have been deployed in the streets of DC. (Jacquelyn Martin / AP Photo)

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Baxter’s termination comes after Sean Charles Dunn, another Doj parajurist, was dismissed after being accused of having launched a sandwich on a customs and border protection agent earlier this month in Washington, DC

Dunn, who worked in the International Affairs section of the Criminal Division in Building 4Con, was initially accused of a crime, but a large jury refused to submit an indictment. He was then accused of an offense, which could cause up to a year in prison.