National Guard role in law enforcement, Pete Hegseth statement on crime prevention, DC police and military collaboration
JUST IN: Pete Hegseth says National Guard will act as “FORCE MULTIPLIERS” next to police in DC
“THIS is what the American people voted for!”
The National Guard will NOT sit back and watch crimes be committed, per Hegseth.
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There might be some FAFO in DC soon! pic.twitter.com/VtR7sopBi9
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) August 11, 2025
Pete Hegseth says National Guard will act as “FORCE MULTIPLIERS” next to police in DC
In a recent statement, Pete Hegseth emphasized that the National Guard will serve as "force multipliers" alongside police in Washington, D.C. This announcement has sparked discussions about the evolving role of the National Guard in civil law enforcement. Hegseth insists that this is what the American people voted for, highlighting the expectation for proactive measures against crime in the capital.
The National Guard will NOT sit back and watch crimes be committed, per Hegseth
Hegseth’s remarks underline a significant shift in the National Guard’s approach to public safety. Instead of a passive presence, they are set to actively engage in crime prevention and response. This proactive stance indicates a commitment to ensuring safety in metropolitan areas, particularly in D.C., where crime rates have raised concerns among residents and officials alike.
There might be some FAFO in DC soon!
The phrase "FAFO" or "F*** Around and Find Out" suggests that there could be heightened tensions in D.C. as the National Guard prepares to take a more assertive role. With the combination of law enforcement and military resources, there’s potential for a new approach to managing public safety. As citizens, it’s essential to stay informed about these developments and understand how they may impact community safety and dynamics.
For more details on this unfolding situation, you can check out the original tweet by Nick Sortor here. Engaging in civil discourse about these changes is vital for community awareness and accountability in law enforcement practices.