Washington’s New Prosecutor Makes Mark with High-Profile Convictions

Washington D.C.’s new interim U.S. Attorney is making swift progress, securing major convictions in drug, gun, and violent crime cases. Key wins include taking down members of the “21st and Vietnam” gang and stopping a man who livestreamed bomb threats.

Her office is blending tough enforcement with community programs, aiming to dismantle dangerous networks while addressing root causes. The aggressive approach is earning praise and setting a new tone for justice in the capital.

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