DHS chief Kristi Noem reveals how her purse was stolen: ‘Professionally done’

Christie Naim, Secretary of the Ministry of Internal Security (DHS) in Podcast this week, revealed how her bag was seized in a restaurant in Washington, DC, describing it as “professionally accomplished.”

A spokesman for the agency confirmed that the wallet was taken on Sunday by a white man wearing a mask, and the bag won 3000 dollars in cash in addition to personal documents, including its passport, keys, driving license, and DHS badge.

Nom said in “Vince’s show”: “It was somewhat horrific, because it was sitting next to my feet.

“I felt it, but I thought that my grandchildren kick me in the legs. But it was professionally accomplished, and tells us that this happens all the time for people and that they live in societies where this is a danger and reaffirms the reason for my presence here.” “My job is to make sure that I do everything, every day I can make our societies safer and that president Trump realizes that families should not be exposed to living with any kind of violence in their lives.”

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An Internal Security spokeswoman told Fox News Digital that “the entire Naim family was in the city, including her children and grandchildren – was using withdrawal to treat her family for dinner, activities and Easter gifts.”

Nayyim said during the podcast interview that she was not sure about the reason for targeting it, but the investigation is continuing.

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During a tour of the Ticoluka terrorist center, Minister of Internal Security, Christie Nom, speaks on a tour of the Ticoluka terrorist center, on March 26. (AP/Alex Brandon)

She said: “I think I was very crowded with four descendants under the age of 4 years, and I took care of them and feed them food and enjoy my family, but it is certain that my bag did not touch my feet and this is what the weak people could be.”

“I think we need to be aware, but also make sure that there are consequences for people like that who earn their lives from harming others,” Nayyu added.

Christie Nom, Minister of Internal Security, was seen during a meeting with President Donald Trump and Nayyeb Bokil, President of El Salvador, at the White House in Washington, DC, on April 14. (Ken CEDENO/Upi/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

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NBC News said this week that a woman is eating with her family was stolen in the center of Washington, DC, a few buildings from the restaurant, where Nayyim’s handbag was passed.

Cameron Arkardid in Fox News contributed to this report.