US Capitol Police Chief Says Increased Law Enforcement in DC ‘Benefits Everybody’
Former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund highlights a 38% rise in lethality since 2018 and says D.C.'s homicide rate is five to six times higher than other major U.S. cities.
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Former Capitol Police Chief says crime by ‘gangs of youth’ in DC has spiked, escaped ‘certain neighborhoods’
Former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund warned Breitbart News Daily that Washington D.C.’s homicide rate is "five to six times that of any other major city in the United States."President Donald Trump announced Monday that he plans to deploy approximately 800 National Guard troops and assume oversight of the Metropolitan Police Department to tackle rising crime in Washington, D.C. The announcement caused shockwaves across the media, with some cr…
US Capitol Police chief says increased law enforcement in DC ‘benefits everybody’
The new chief of U.S. Capitol Police, Michael Sullivan, was sworn in a little over a month ago. Now that he’s got his footing, he’s been subject to rapid-fire changes from President Donald Trump’s administration. Amid a shifting landscape in law enforcement in the nation’s capital, Sullivan told WTOP’s Nick Iannelli that he’s adjusting and has his priorities in check. “We welcome any assistance that we can have to make this community safer. To h…
Exclusive — Former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund: Bigger Picture Shows D.C. Crime Is on the Rise - Conservative Angle
The bigger picture shows D.C. crime is on the rise, former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund said during an appearance on Breitbart News Daily, days after President Donald Trump announced he is placing the D.C. Metropolitan Police Department under direct federal control and activating the National Guard to restore law and order in the nation's capital. The post Exclusive — Former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund: Bigger Picture Shows D.C. Crime I…
[Kyodo News, Washington] U.S. President Donald Trump said on the 13th that he intends to extend beyond the initial 30-day deadline the measure that placed the Washington, D.C., police under federal control in the name of crime prevention.
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