Anonymous
8/6/2025, 10:01:57 PM No.1424946
Big Balls was assaulted in DC. Not because of DOGE or anything, but because the black teens living in the progressive hell hole of DC enjoy carjacking people to pass the time
https://www.newsweek.com/edward-coristine-big-balls-doge-attacked-washington-dc-donald-trump-2109443
Aformer employee at the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) nicknamed "Big Balls" was assaulted in Washington D.C. at the weekend, police said.
Edward Coristine was attacked in the city's Logan Circle neighborhood by a group of teenagers attempting to carjack him and a woman at around 3 a.m. on Sunday, according to The Associated Press and Politico. The woman was identified by police as Coristine's significant other.
Two 15-year-olds were arrested as they attempted to flee the scene.
The attack prompted President Donald Trump to renew calls for the federal government to seize control of the nation's capital.
Newsweek contacted the White House and Washington D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser's office for comment via email outside of regular business hours.
Why It Matters
Trump's remarks come as his administration weighs how far it can go to exert control over cities struggling with crime, homelessness and political infighting.
The prospect of federal intervention in D.C., which has operated under limited home rule since 1973, would mark a dramatic departure from decades of precedent. Under the Home Rule Act, the District maintains its own local government, but Congress retains ultimate authority and can overrule local laws.
What To Know
The group of teenagers approached the couple's car and made a comment about taking the vehicle, the Metropolitan Police Department said.
Coristine pushed the woman into the vehicle for safety and turned to confront the group. Several of the teenagers then attacked him until officers patrolling nearby intervened, police said.
The teenagers fled on foot. Two 15-year-olds from Maryland were later arrested on charges of unarmed carjacking.
https://www.newsweek.com/edward-coristine-big-balls-doge-attacked-washington-dc-donald-trump-2109443
Aformer employee at the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) nicknamed "Big Balls" was assaulted in Washington D.C. at the weekend, police said.
Edward Coristine was attacked in the city's Logan Circle neighborhood by a group of teenagers attempting to carjack him and a woman at around 3 a.m. on Sunday, according to The Associated Press and Politico. The woman was identified by police as Coristine's significant other.
Two 15-year-olds were arrested as they attempted to flee the scene.
The attack prompted President Donald Trump to renew calls for the federal government to seize control of the nation's capital.
Newsweek contacted the White House and Washington D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser's office for comment via email outside of regular business hours.
Why It Matters
Trump's remarks come as his administration weighs how far it can go to exert control over cities struggling with crime, homelessness and political infighting.
The prospect of federal intervention in D.C., which has operated under limited home rule since 1973, would mark a dramatic departure from decades of precedent. Under the Home Rule Act, the District maintains its own local government, but Congress retains ultimate authority and can overrule local laws.
What To Know
The group of teenagers approached the couple's car and made a comment about taking the vehicle, the Metropolitan Police Department said.
Coristine pushed the woman into the vehicle for safety and turned to confront the group. Several of the teenagers then attacked him until officers patrolling nearby intervened, police said.
The teenagers fled on foot. Two 15-year-olds from Maryland were later arrested on charges of unarmed carjacking.
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