Administration That Hired Guy Who Urged Capitol Rioters to Kill Cops Puts Federal Police on DC Streets, Neo-Nazi Sentenced for Thwarted Maryland Attack, and an Arlington Native Wrote the New Film "Weapons" - Washingtonian

Federal law enforcement officers, led by the US Park Police, are set to increase their presence in Washington, D.C., responding to safety concerns raised by President Trump. Despite this announcement, a two-hour tour of the District by the Associated Press revealed minimal visible law enforcement, with only local DC police observed. In a related effort, the US Attorney for DC, Jeanine Pirro, requested the DC Council to amend its second chance policies for criminal offenders as the administration criticizes the city for being lenient on crime.

Federal law enforcement officers will increase their presence on DC streets, following President Trump's concerns about safety in the capital. Despite this, a recent tour found minimal law enforcement visibility.

The administration urged the DC Council to revise second chance policies for offenders, amidst accusations of the city being lenient on crime, highlighting tension between federal and local governance.

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