Introduction:
Jeanine Pirro, appointed by President Donald Trump as the interim United States Attorney for the District of Columbia, wasted no time in making a significant impact. Announcing her first criminal sentences on the same day she was sworn into office, Pirro continues to bring her strong legal background and public presence to her new role. Known for her tenure as a Fox News host and prosecutor, Pirro’s appointment is seen as a bold move by the Trump administration to tackle crime and bring justice.
Jeanine Pirro’s Appointment:
On Truth Social, President Trump expressed his pleasure at appointing Jeanine Pirro as the interim U.S. Attorney for Washington, D.C., highlighting her as a “powerful crusader for victims of crime.” Trump praised Pirro’s multifaceted career, which includes her successful television hosting role on Justice with Judge Jeanine for ten years, and her current position as a co-host on The Five, one of the highest-rated shows on television.
Fox News also congratulated Pirro on her appointment, noting her valuable contributions over her 14-year career at the network. A Fox News Media spokesperson expressed well wishes for her new role in Washington, acknowledging her work both on-air and off.
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First Criminal Sentences Announced:
On her first day in office, Pirro made headlines by announcing the sentencing of two individuals involved in a violent daylight drive-by shooting near an elementary school in Washington, D.C. The two men, Rasheed Mullins (27) and Josiah Warfield (24), were sentenced to federal prison for over seven years after pleading guilty to assault with intent to murder while armed. The shooting, which occurred in April 2024, garnered significant public attention because of its proximity to a school.
Pirro’s office quickly followed up with another high-profile case announcement, confirming that Te’Vaughn Brown, 20, was charged with felony assault on a senior citizen near a Nationals baseball game in August. Brown’s trial is set for July 14.
Conclusion:
Jeanine Pirro’s swift action in her new role as interim U.S. Attorney demonstrates her commitment to upholding justice and addressing violent crime in Washington, D.C. As she continues to build her legacy, Pirro’s presence in the legal system promises to have a lasting impact on the city’s fight against crime.
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