D.C. Jury Acquits Man in Sandwich-Throwing Case Involving Federal Agent

D.C. Jury Acquits Man in Sandwich-Throwing Case Involving Federal Agent

NPR • 06 Nov 20:01

A Washington, D.C., jury acquitted Sean Charles Dunn of misdemeanor assault charges after he threw a sandwich at a federal agent during a protest against the Trump administration's law enforcement surge.

Jury Deliberates in Case of D.C. Man Accused of Assault for Throwing Sandwich at Federal Agent

NBC News • 05 Nov 21:03

A Washington, D.C. jury is deliberating the case of Sean Dunn, who faces a misdemeanor assault charge for throwing a sandwich at a federal agent during a protest against federal law enforcement presence in the city.

Trial Begins for D.C. Man Accused of Assaulting Federal Agent with Sandwich

AP News • 04 Nov 20:06

Sean Charles Dunn faces trial for allegedly throwing a sandwich at a federal agent during a protest in Washington, D.C., with defense arguing it was a political statement.

Trial Begins for Sean Dunn Accused of Assaulting Federal Agent with Sandwich

CNN • 04 Nov 16:33

Sean Dunn faces trial for allegedly throwing a sandwich at a federal agent during heightened law enforcement presence in Washington, D.C.

Trial Commences for D.C. Man Accused of Assaulting Federal Agent with Sandwich

AP News • 03 Nov 21:51

The trial of Sean Charles Dunn, a former Justice Department employee accused of assaulting a federal agent by throwing a sandwich, has begun in Washington, D.C.

Trial Commences for Former DOJ Employee Accused of Assaulting Federal Agent with Sandwich

The New York Times • 03 Nov 16:05

Sean C. Dunn, a former Justice Department paralegal, faces trial for allegedly throwing a sandwich at a federal agent during a protest in Washington, D.C.

Trial Begins for Former DOJ Employee Accused of Assaulting Federal Agent with Sandwich

NBC News • 03 Nov 15:50

Jury selection has commenced in the trial of Sean Dunn, a former Justice Department employee charged with misdemeanor assault for allegedly throwing a sandwich at a federal agent in Washington, D.C.