The Office of the DC Attorney General sent an email to area hospitals on Thursday afternoon warning them to prepare for an influx of involuntary hospitalizations as the White House ordered an increase of law enforcement in Washington, DC.
Last weekend, former DOGE operative Edward “Big Balls” Coristine was carjacked near 14th Street. Since that incident, President Trump has ramped up his criticism of DC, saying he plans to crack down on crime and homelessness in the District. He’s increased federal law enforcement presence in the District and deployed off-duty FBI agents to fight street crime in DC.
The email sent by Attorney General Brian Schwalb’s office on Thursday warned area hospitals to expect a “surge of arrests and FD-12s by local law enforcement and federal partners.” FD-12 is