Feds charge fired DOJ employee with misdemeanor for 'Subway' sandwich throw in D.C.

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Prosecutors person charged the antheral accused of throwing a "Subway" sandwich astatine a national serviceman connected a Washington, D.C., thoroughfare with conscionable misdemeanor battle aft failing to person a grand assemblage to indict him connected a felony battle charge, tribunal records show.

Former Department of Justice worker Sean Charles Dunn is accused of tossing the sandwich astatine a Customs and Border Protection serviceman connected Aug. 10.

That serviceman and different national authorities had been deployed to Washington by President Donald Trump to ace down connected what the president has claimed is simply a rampant transgression occupation successful the capital.

Dunn was fired by the DOJ aft his arrest.

Dunn's lawsuit is the 2nd 1 successful caller days successful which the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia has been incapable to person a expansive assemblage to contented an indictment successful a lawsuit involving alleged assaults connected national instrumentality enforcement officers.

It is highly uncommon for DOJ prosecutors to neglect to get a requested indictment.

On Monday, U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro's prosecutors bureau told a judge that they had been incapable successful 3 abstracted attempts to get expansive jurors to indict Sydney Reid, who is accused of forcefully pushing an FBI agent's manus against a cement partition successful precocious July.

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