Pam Bondi fires DOJ paralegal for allegedly flipping off National Guard member

On Friday, the Public Prosecutor Bam Bondi launched the Ministry of Justice, this time, for her heart from a member of the National Guard in Washington, DC, on her way to work earlier this month.

Elizabeth Paxter from the Ministry’s Environmental Department arrived to work after 8:20 am on August 18 in the “4con” building in Doj in the Noma area, where she boasted the security guard who just spoke to the metro metro center and told the guards, “and.

“Today, I took measures to end the employee of the Ministry of Justice for inappropriate behavior towards members of the National Guard service in the capital,” Bondi said to the director.

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“This Ministry of Justice is still committed to defending president Trump’s agenda and fighting to make America safe again,” she said. “If you are opposing our mission and lack of respect for law enforcement – you will not work anymore in the Ministry of Justice.”

Later that day, Paxter was seen on the security clips of the Ministry of Justice up to its middle finger on the National Guard and shake, “FK You!” I mentioned the port. It was also claimed that she was seen showing the department’s security guard how she carried her middle finger.

On August 25, it was claimed that she had reached work and boasted again with the security guard, which was hated by the National Guard and that she told them that “FK.

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Elizabeth Paxter has been completed to flip a member of the National Guard in Washington, DC, on its way to work. (Getty Images/Tasos Katopodis)

“You have been removed from your position to the semi-legal specialist, GS-0950-11, environmental defense department, environment and natural resources department, and from federal service, effective,” Bondi wrote in a letter to Backter on Friday after an investigation into her behavior, according to the port.

In recent weeks, the Trump administration has moved to enhance federal law enforcement in the capital in an attempt to reduce crime. Hundreds of federal agents and the National Guard forces have been deployed in the city streets as part of the region’s federal acquisition.

Hundreds of federal agents and the National Guard forces have been deployed in the streets of the capital. (JacQuelyn Martin/AP Photo)

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The termination of Paxter comes after Sean Charles Den was expelled, another legal, after being accused of throwing a sandwich in the customs protection agent and borders earlier this month in Washington, DC.

Den, who worked in the International Criminal Division Department in the 4CON building, was initially charged with a felony, but the Grand jury refused to hand over an indictment. He was later accused of a wing, which may lead to up to one year in prison.