Federal grand jury in D.C. refuses to indict people accused in Trump’s crime crackdown
At least six times, jurors declined to validate charges federal prosecutors were alleging.
SEPTEMBER 02 2025 1:35 PM
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At least six times, jurors declined to validate charges federal prosecutors were alleging.
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