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Trump's federal surge could help fill need for more DC officers, mayor and police chief say
The first night of the federal surge reportedly saw 43 arrests in Washington, D.C. as federal officers took to the streets with the Metropolitan Police Department, a move that city leaders say could end up having a "positive" impact.
D.C. officials expressed that the surge will allow them to strengthen their relationship with federal law enforcement for ...
D.C. Police Chief Pamela Smith faces social media mockery after appearing confused by reporter's question about chain of ...
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi and Drug Enforcement Administration Administrator Terry Cole were both given authority over the MPD by Trump. Bondi was asked to "take command" of the department, while ...
The response drew criticisms from pundits online and the Trump War Room account circulated the exchange as an apparent ...
As Donald Trump took over the control of Washington DC's police in an attempt to curb what the administration said a steep ...
Mayor Muriel Bowser and Chief Pamela Smith struck a conciliatory tone amid a wave of outrage from other D.C. officials in ...
She stressed that the law is the law, and she has to cooperate, which means providing the MPD's services to the federal government. Throughout the emergency period of 30 days, MPD ...
Roughly nine hours after President Donald Trump declared a public safety emergency in Washington, D.C., and took control of ...
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