Two weeks ago Secret Service and today FBI vehicle carjacked.

[Anonymous]

DC doesn't bother fingerprinting recovered stolen cars (at least not ours). Maybe the FBI will bother...

[Anonymous]

Have they released more details on the attempted theft of the Secret Service vehicle in Goergetown and the weapons use?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:A police car was taken at UDC last week. We’re all sitting ducks, while our Council “listens” to proposals.

I listened to a bit of Pinto's hearing today, the activist industrial complex is HUGE, thankfully there were some other voices - business owners, tenant associations, a former CM who emphasized truancy needs to be a focus, etc.

Which groups are part of the DC activist industrial complex??

[Anonymous]

DC Justice League

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DC doesn't bother fingerprinting recovered stolen cars (at least not ours). Maybe the FBI will bother...

The Secret Service is also an investigative and law enforcement agency.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Have they released more details on the attempted theft of the Secret Service vehicle in Goergetown and the weapons use?

I keep waiting too!

[Anonymous]

It seems like everything besides arrest is merely performative, the whole system is non-functional.

[Anonymous]

Labor camps

[Anonymous]

Hold on, the kid using a gun in the commission of a carjacking was already wearing a GPS ankle monitor. This must be made up. I wonder when the last time was that he checked in with his social worker or his social worker checked in with him.

[Anonymous]

A catch and release minor with an ankle monitor carjacked an FBI agent would be hilarious if it wasn’t so sad.

[Anonymous]

All I have to say is thank god we have other law enforcement agencies in DC. Can you imagine the bedlam if only DC was responsible? We'd be sitting ducks for terrorists. They can't even get these middle schoolers to stop carjacking and get them back to school

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Probably all coordinated by [b]DC Justice Lab, who also drafts the legislation and talking points, wrap around dog and pony show.

I would call DC Justice Lab practically Communist but the reality is that no Communist government would tolerate the kind of criminals that they coddle.

Bingo.

Actual socialist worker’s paradises would put you in front of a firing squad the next morning tor stealing a loaf of bread the night before.

If we’re gonna go full tilt stupid and be commies, I demand we have commie criminal justice, too.

I could get behind sending the street criminals and junkies to Siberia honestly.

Well we actually have our own desolate arctic region. There's lots of unpopulated areas in Alaska.

[Anonymous]

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Video of suspects

Aren't the fingerprints of the suspects all over that vehicle. You can see them touching the doors as they are leaving.

Yep and if they're wearing an ankle bracelet, it shouldn't be too hard to match them. Surely they got fingerprinted before the ankle bracelet?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A police car was taken at UDC last week. We’re all sitting ducks, while our Council “listens” to proposals.

I listened to a bit of Pinto's hearing today, the activist industrial complex is HUGE, thankfully there were some other voices - business owners, tenant associations, a former CM who emphasized truancy needs to be a focus, etc.

Which groups are part of the DC activist industrial complex??

DC Justice Lab

dsa.org

Harriet's Dreams

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hold on, the kid using a gun in the commission of a carjacking was already wearing a GPS ankle monitor. This must be made up. I wonder when the last time was that he checked in with his social worker or his social worker checked in with him.

Is that a violation of parole in DC? I am not sure. Maybe you are allowed to carjack federal officials when wearing an ankle monitor - but only on Tuesdays?