A 66-year-old woman has been arrested near the White House; police found a loaded gun in her car after she said she had a letter for President Biden. The woman was reportedly stopped at one of the many checkpoints located around the White House in Washington DC. After telling authorities she was there to deliver …
Armed Woman Arrested Near White House, Claims She Had a Letter for Biden
The woman and a man were arrested at a checkpoint outside the White House on Saturday evening, claimed they wanted to meet President Biden.
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A woman claiming to be delivering a letter to President Biden was arrested near the White House with a loaded gun in her car, according to reports.
The woman, identified as 66-year-old Sylvia Hall, was arrested at a checkpoint on Saturday evening around 5.30 p.m. on the east side of the White House complex near the Old Ebbitt Grill restaurant on 15 Street NW.
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Over the weekend, a Virginia man was arrested at a DC checkpoint with a handgun and 500 rounds of ammunition. The capital is on edge ever since the riot that occurred on Capitol Hill as members of Congress were certifying the 2020 Electoral College results. Now, as we enter the final days of the Trump presidency, we have nearly 30,000 troops in the city, walls erected, and fences set up ahead of Joe Biden’s inauguration. So, this story about some guy caught with a gun and ammunition obviously got the liberal media going, but it was exacerbated when it was reported that the man presented a fake credential. Yeah, about that last part. It’s fake news. Once again, the media was absolute trash at doing their jobs and when called out about it, some people threw a tantrum. At heart, this was a misunderstanding. It’s not a harbinger of some coup from within cuckoo narrative. And the man has been released, no extremist ties, and had a proper Pa
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