A Washington, D.C., woman, Sidney Lori Reid, was found not guilty of assaulting a federal agent, marking another setback for U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro. Prosecutors had initially attempted to indict Reid on felony assault charges after she allegedly kicked an FBI agent while filming an ICE detention, but grand juries declined to indict. This resulted in a misdemeanor trial which also failed, with the jury delivering a not-guilty verdict after less than two hours of deliberation. The case is part of a pattern of cases in which Pirro’s office has brought charges against district residents that have been rejected or dismissed.
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Federal grand juries in Washington, D.C., are repeatedly refusing to indict cases brought by the Trump-appointed U.S. Attorney, Jeanine Pirro, under the Trump administration’s “federal crime crackdown.” This trend is exemplified by the case of Nathalie Rose Jones, who was accused of threatening Trump online; the grand jury returned “no bill” despite the charges. This reflects the grand jury’s resistance to the cases, as they are unconvinced by the evidence. The grand jury’s refusals have been occurring in multiple other cases as well, creating a rare clash between federal authority and local jurors.
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On August 10, 2025, former DOJ employee Sean Charles Dunn allegedly threw a sandwich at a Customs and Border Protection officer in Washington, D.C. Initially, prosecutors sought a felony assault charge, but after failing to secure a grand jury indictment, they proceeded with a misdemeanor assault charge instead. Dunn was subsequently fired from his position at the DOJ. The U.S. Attorney’s office, led by Jeanine Pirro, is prosecuting the case.
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On Saturday, the Senate confirmed Jeanine Pirro, a former Fox News personality and Trump loyalist, as U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia by a vote of 50-45. Pirro had been serving in the role on an acting basis since May after previously co-hosting “The Five” on Fox News. The confirmation followed the approval of Emil Bove, a former Trump defense lawyer, to a U.S. appeals court. President Trump praised Republican senators for their efforts to approve his nominees, blaming Democrats for delays.
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I have always prided myself on being someone who stands up for women and supports female empowerment. But when I heard about Jeanine Pirro and Laura Ingraham slamming the female Secret Service agents who protected Trump during the recent shooting incident, I was appalled. These women, who bravely put their lives on the line to shield the former president, are being criticized for their height and gender by two individuals who have no idea what it takes to do their job.
It is beyond comprehension to me that Pirro and Ingraham would attack these agents, especially considering the gravity of the situation they were in.… Continue reading
As I read about the recent comments made by Jeanine Pirro and Laura Ingraham slamming the female Secret Service agents who protected Trump, I was appalled by their lack of empathy and understanding of the situation. Instead of acknowledging the bravery and quick thinking of these agents during an active shooter situation, they chose to focus on irrelevant aspects such as height and gender. It is disheartening to see prominent women tearing down other women for doing their jobs and putting their lives on the line to protect a former president.
The fact that Pirro and Ingraham would criticize these female agents without fully understanding the complexities of their roles is truly disappointing.… Continue reading
DC Woman Acquitted of Assaulting ICE Agent After Jeanine Pirro’s Repeated Failures
A Washington, D.C., woman, Sidney Lori Reid, was found not guilty of assaulting a federal agent, marking another setback for U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro. Prosecutors had initially attempted to indict Reid on felony assault charges after she allegedly kicked an FBI agent while filming an ICE detention, but grand juries declined to indict. This resulted in a misdemeanor trial which also failed, with the jury delivering a not-guilty verdict after less than two hours of deliberation. The case is part of a pattern of cases in which Pirro’s office has brought charges against district residents that have been rejected or dismissed.
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Grand Jury in D.C. Refuses to Indict in Trump Crackdown Cases
Federal grand juries in Washington, D.C., are repeatedly refusing to indict cases brought by the Trump-appointed U.S. Attorney, Jeanine Pirro, under the Trump administration’s “federal crime crackdown.” This trend is exemplified by the case of Nathalie Rose Jones, who was accused of threatening Trump online; the grand jury returned “no bill” despite the charges. This reflects the grand jury’s resistance to the cases, as they are unconvinced by the evidence. The grand jury’s refusals have been occurring in multiple other cases as well, creating a rare clash between federal authority and local jurors.
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Feds Charge Fired DOJ Employee with Misdemeanor in Sandwich Throw Case
On August 10, 2025, former DOJ employee Sean Charles Dunn allegedly threw a sandwich at a Customs and Border Protection officer in Washington, D.C. Initially, prosecutors sought a felony assault charge, but after failing to secure a grand jury indictment, they proceeded with a misdemeanor assault charge instead. Dunn was subsequently fired from his position at the DOJ. The U.S. Attorney’s office, led by Jeanine Pirro, is prosecuting the case.
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Senate Confirms Jeanine Pirro as U.S. Attorney for D.C.: Reactions and Outrage
On Saturday, the Senate confirmed Jeanine Pirro, a former Fox News personality and Trump loyalist, as U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia by a vote of 50-45. Pirro had been serving in the role on an acting basis since May after previously co-hosting “The Five” on Fox News. The confirmation followed the approval of Emil Bove, a former Trump defense lawyer, to a U.S. appeals court. President Trump praised Republican senators for their efforts to approve his nominees, blaming Democrats for delays.
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Jeanine Pirro And Laura Ingraham Slam Female Secret Service Agents Who Protected Trump: ‘You Can’t Do It If You’re 5’5”
I have always prided myself on being someone who stands up for women and supports female empowerment. But when I heard about Jeanine Pirro and Laura Ingraham slamming the female Secret Service agents who protected Trump during the recent shooting incident, I was appalled. These women, who bravely put their lives on the line to shield the former president, are being criticized for their height and gender by two individuals who have no idea what it takes to do their job.
It is beyond comprehension to me that Pirro and Ingraham would attack these agents, especially considering the gravity of the situation they were in.… Continue reading
Jeanine Pirro And Laura Ingraham Slam Female Secret Service Agents Who Protected Trump: ‘You Can’t Do It If You’re 5’5”
As I read about the recent comments made by Jeanine Pirro and Laura Ingraham slamming the female Secret Service agents who protected Trump, I was appalled by their lack of empathy and understanding of the situation. Instead of acknowledging the bravery and quick thinking of these agents during an active shooter situation, they chose to focus on irrelevant aspects such as height and gender. It is disheartening to see prominent women tearing down other women for doing their jobs and putting their lives on the line to protect a former president.
The fact that Pirro and Ingraham would criticize these female agents without fully understanding the complexities of their roles is truly disappointing.… Continue reading