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'No matter who you are, you can’t just go around throwing stuff at people because you’re mad': DC riveted by Subway sandwich hurling case | Fortune
The defendant doesn't dispute that he threw his submarine-style sandwich at a Customs and Border Protection agent outside a nightclub on Aug. 10.
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upi.com
D.C. man on trial for throwing sandwich at Border Patrol officer - UPI.com
Sean Dunn faces a misdemeanor assault charge after hurling a Subway sandwich at a federal agent to protest Trump's deployment of troops to the capital.
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fortune.com
'No matter who you are, you can’t just go around throwing stuff at people because you’re mad': DC riveted by Subway sandwich hurling case |…
The defendant doesn't dispute that he threw his submarine-style sandwich at a Customs and Border Protection agent outside a nightclub on Aug. 10.
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bbc.com
Sandwich thrown by protester 'exploded' and left mustard stain on border agent, court hears
Sean Dunn's attorney acknowledged he threw the sandwich, but argued it was a "harmless gesture".
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Man who threw sandwich at US border agent not guilty of assault
Sean Dunn's attorney acknowledged he threw the sandwich, but argued it was a "harmless gesture".
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cnbc.com
DC sandwich thrower Sean Dunn found not guilty of assaulting federal agent
Former DOJ employee Sean Dunn was charged with tossing a Subway sandwich at a federal officer who had been deployed to Washington by President Trump.
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theguardian.com
Man who threw sandwich at US federal agent found not guilty of assault
Former justice department employee’s lawyers argued it was a ‘harmless gesture’ during an act of protest
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Jury acquits Washington resident in sandwich-throwing incident - UPI.com
Former Justice Department paralegal Sean Dunn is not guilty of assault for throwing a sub sandwich at a Border Patrol agent in Washington, a jury decided.
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It's not assault to throw a Subway sandwich at a border patrol agent, DC jury rules | Fortune
A former DOJ employee who threw a sandwich at a federal agent during President Trump’s law enforcement surge in Washington is not guilty of assault.