federal law enforcement, DC crime prevention, warrantless arrest authority
BREAKING: AG Pam Bondi has just DEPUTIZED Secret Service and DC Metro Transit officers, giving them warrantless arrest powers in DC
They can now arrest criminals in the streets for violating federal OR local laws.
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A HUGE development that will help MAKE DC SAFE AGAIN! pic.twitter.com/ipEpsRxVGJ
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) August 16, 2025
BREAKING: AG Pam Bondi has just DEPUTIZED Secret Service and DC Metro Transit officers
In a significant move to enhance public safety, Attorney General Pam Bondi has officially DEPUTIZED Secret Service and DC Metro Transit officers. This decision grants them warrantless arrest powers in Washington, D.C. With this new authority, these officers can now arrest individuals committing crimes, whether they are violating federal or local laws.
They can now arrest criminals in the streets for violating federal OR local laws
This unprecedented measure aims to bolster law enforcement’s ability to maintain order and protect citizens. With the authority to act swiftly without needing a warrant, officers are expected to respond more effectively to criminal activities. The ability to arrest criminals on the streets could lead to quicker interventions in situations that may otherwise escalate if law enforcement had to wait for a warrant.
A HUGE development that will help MAKE DC SAFE AGAIN!
This development is seen as a crucial step towards making D.C. safer. Many residents have expressed concern over rising crime rates, and this initiative aims to address those fears head-on. By empowering officers with enhanced arrest capabilities, the government hopes to deter criminal behavior and restore public confidence in safety measures in the capital.
As this situation unfolds, it will be interesting to see the immediate impact on crime rates and community safety in D.C. The collaboration between Secret Service and Metro Transit officers marks a new chapter in local law enforcement, one that prioritizes rapid response and community protection.
Stay updated on this developing story and how these changes will shape the future of public safety in Washington, D.C. For more information, check out Nick Sortor’s tweet here.