The Doj’s Dhillon says that “the smelly homeless” tried to steal his phone at DC
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles!
Harmeet Dhillon, the deputy prosecutor general of the Division of Civil Rights of the Ministry of Justice, reported in a position on X that an “smelly” individual tried in vain to steal his phone in Washington, DC on Tuesday.
“A Malodent homeless tried to slip my phone today while I was walking at DC at the Doj for an appointment-but he was not in his good sense and I cleverly dodged the attempt. It will be some time until things feel safe in this city, so everyone remains alert!” Dhillon wrote.
She said in another job that she was “ok” and “nothing happened”.
The homeless at DC have 2 choices while the Trump administrator retracts
Harmeet Dhillon, President Donald Trump’s candidate for the deputy prosecutor general of civil rights, is preparing for his confirmation hearing before the senate judicial committee in the Dirksen Senate Board on Capitol Hill on February 26, 2025 in Washington, DC, DC (SOMODEVILLA / GETTY Images)
“I was faster than the homeless. It was next to the Presbyterian church on Ave NY.
President Donald Trump aims to repair crime in the national capital.
Scoop: the new repression of Trump’s DC crime gives more than 100 arrests
“It’s Liberation Day at DC and we’re going to resume our capital,” Trump said at a press conference on Monday.
A memorandum Offers “The Secretary of Defense to mobilize the National Guard district and members of the Columbia district order to an active service, in number that he deems necessary, to respond to the crime epidemic in the capital of our country”.
The troops of the National Guard spotted Washington DC while Trump launches the repression against the crime of the street
Click here to obtain the Fox News app
A executive decree Note that “to count immediately, the mayor of the District of Columbia (Mayor) will provide the services of the metropolitan police forces for federal purposes for the maximum period authorized under article 740 of the law on the rule of the domicile”.
