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Federal Agents Will Be Out 24/7 on Patrol in Washington, the White House Says
Federal and local agencies made over 100 arrests since the patrols began, aiming to reduce crime despite recent declines in violent offenses, officials said.
- The White House announced an increase in National Guard troops and federal officers on patrol 24/7 in Washington starting Wednesday.
- On Tuesday night, law enforcement made 43 arrests, increased from about two dozen previously.
- The arrests included various charges like driving under the influence and assault with a deadly weapon, confirmed by the White House.
- A 'significantly higher' presence of guard members was promised for Wednesday night, according to the White House.
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