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7:41Now PlayingWashington, D.C. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro announced a major public safety update highlighting a coordinated law enforcement surge that has resulted in roughly 13,000 arrests and significant reductions in violent crime, including a near 50% drop in homicides.
Pirro credited federal and local partners for thousands of convictions across homicide, firearms, narcotics, robbery, and other violent offenses, describing the effort as a sustained push to restore public safety in the nation’s capital.
She also outlined expanded enforcement targeting youth-related disorder, including “teen takeovers,” curfew violations, and new parental accountability measures under existing D.C. law. Pirro said the goal is to continue driving down crime and ensure consequences for repeat offenders and those enabling juvenile delinquency.
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