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Homeless People Worry Police Will Sweep Camps in NW DC After Resident Complaints

Advocates for the homeless and the people who live in the tent camps worry that a sweep of the park is imminent.  They’re gonna come out here and crack heads and take you out, bottom line,” Robert Buchannan, who lives in one of the encampments, said. Some of the people living in the encampments said they are in the system to get off the streets. Many, however, have been in that system for years.  Buchannan described it as an uphill battle. We are basically backed up against a wall, trying to get out of here, he said. While the letter expressed sympathy for the plight of Buchannan and others like him, it stressed that their being there is “illegal and unsafe.”

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Haaland creates task force on Interior law enforcement after incidents draw scrutiny

Haaland creates task force on Interior law enforcement after incidents draw scrutiny
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Witnesses describe chaotic scene before vehicle smashed into Washington Monument barrier: court docs

Witnesses describe chaotic scene before vehicle smashed into Washington Monument barrier: court docs Published  A driver who crashed into the Washington Monument barrier is scheduled to appear in court today. WASHINGTON - Witness accounts describe a chaotic scene before a driver smashed his vehicle into a barrier at the Washington Monument on Saturday. On Sunday, U.S. Park Police charged Jack Joseph Dessin, 38, assault with a dangerous weapon (automobile) and destruction of government property after the incident Saturday evening. According to documents, witnesses told police that, at the scene, Dessin had told them he was dying and the government was trying to kill him.

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