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Feds charge 'Subway' sandwich tosser with misdemeanor after grand jury balks at felony indictment
Federal prosecutors in Washington, D.C., failed to convince a grand jury to indict Sean Charles Dunn for a felony in the sandwich tossing caper.
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cnbc.com
Feds fail to get indictment against DC sandwich thrower fired by DOJ: Report
Sean Charles Dunn was fired from his job at the Department of Justice after the sub-chucking incident, which was caught on video.
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huffpost.com
Trump Prosecutor Fails To Indict DC Man Who Threw Sandwich At Federal Agent
"Sandwich guy" has become a symbol of Trump’s militarized takeover of the nation's capital, and posters memorializing him have appeared all over the city.
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aljazeera.com
Grand jury declines to indict man for throwing sandwich at US agents
The decision to reject the Trump administration’s charges points to scepticism about his heavy-handed approach.
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upi.com
Grand jury declines to indict man accused of throwing sub at officer - UPI.com
A federal grand jury declined to indict a Department of Justice paralegal accused of throwing a salami sub at a federal officer deployed in Washington, D.C.
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telegraph.co.uk
Trump fails to bring federal charges against Subway-throwing DoJ staffer
Grand jurors refuse to return indictment for man who lobbed sandwich during protest against President’s Washington DC crime crackdown
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Feds charge 'Subway' sandwich tosser with misdemeanor after grand jury balks at felony indictment
Federal prosecutors in Washington, D.C., failed to convince a grand jury to indict Sean Charles Dunn for a felony in the sandwich tossing caper.