Trump to send the FBI in night patrols in the capital: Reports

The Trump administration will send the FBI in night patrols in the country’s capital, following the threat of President Trump to threaten the boycott of Colombia, according to multiple reports.

The Washington Post reported that approximately 120 FBI agents have begun to spread night seizures to assist law enforcement in the capital to stop the Washington -based mathematics strokes, two sources said with the knowledge of The Outlet.

A spokesman for the FBI told the New York Times that there was an involvement in “increased federal law in Washington” by its agents and the White House port indicated.

The post mentioned for the first time in the FBI’s night attacks.

White House official Kelly Mayer told NewSnation that about 450 federal officers will be “in high traffic and other hot points known in Washington, DC.”

“Everyone who lives in the capital of our nation knows homelessness and crime begins this city,” said the White House.

“You can thank President Trump for recently taking him to clean it. Under the leadership of President Trump, the capital will be safe and beautiful again for its inhabitants, legislators and visitors from all over the world,” the press secretary added.

Last week, it was claimed that a young man was beaten by trying to run in Washington. It turns out that the man is Edward Corestine, who gained attention earlier this year because of the combination of his position in the billionaire government efficiency section, Elon Musk and the title of “Big Knees”.

On Tuesday, Trump posted a message on a social media, which includes a blood -stained Korestine image, as well as his feelings that the crime in the country’s capital was “out of control.” The president also said that “if the capital does not meet together, quickly, we will have no choice but federal control of the city, and the management of this city how it should be operated.”

The hill arrived at the FBI for comment.