Aug. 27 (UPI) -- A federal grand jury declined to indict a fired Department of Justice paralegal accused of throwing a salami sub at a federal officer deployed in Washington, D.C.
Prosecutors sought to charge Sean Charles Dunn, 37, with felony assault of a Customs and Border Protection officer on Aug. 10. The New York Times reported Tuesday that prosecutors couldn't persuade grand jurors to indict him in the high-profile case. CNBC also confirmed the no-bill.
The Washingtonian magazine described him as "DC's hero."
After the incident, Dunn was fired.
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