Leo Gillick
Donald Trump kicked up another political storm when he announced the federalization of police in DC to address the crime rate in the district. While the president has his supporters, he also has critics as well. One person took out their anger for the political move by throwing a sub sandwich at a federal agent.
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It was a submarine-style sub in case you’re wondering. One man warmed up his throwing arm by launching a sub sandwich at a Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) officer. It landed him in hot water with a felony charge and being fired to boot.
Footage of a man screaming in the face of the armed federal agent lining the streets of his city, before launching a sub sandwich, has gone viral.
“F— you! You f—ing fascists! Why are you here? I don’t want you in my city!” he can be screaming at the federal officer. He then takes the footlong sub sandwich in his hand and belts it straight into the chest of the federal agent.
Ego dented, and bulletproof vest mayonaised, the agent breaks formation and chases after the sandwich-flinging rebel. But the man has his running shoes on. He high tails it and makes his escape. However, he was eventually identified as you can imagine.
Sub Sandwich Slinging Citizen Named
The man responsible for throwing a sub sandwich at a federal agent has been named and shamed for his understandable act of rebellion. Despite outpacing the police, he was still identified by the footage. Cameras are everywhere, and face recognition software is better than ever. So it was an easy matter to identify him.
US Attorney General Pam Bondi announced online, “I just learned that this defendant worked at the Department of Justice — NO LONGER. Not only is he FIRED, he has been charged with a felony.”
Sean Charles Dunn, 37, was a former department justice worker who lost his job for the sandwich attack. He is also facing charges.
The altercation comes as critics are unhappy with the federalization of the police force in DC. In this case, it was just a sandwich. But people have been known to strike violently in protest before. The move also saw legal action with Attorney General Brian Schwalb suing Trump over the police force change.
