Posted on Mar 5, 2022
U.S. Secret Service takes two men into custody in Washington's Georgetown neighborhood
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More than a half dozen U.S. Secret Service officers on Thursday took two men into custody from a car in Washington's Georgetown neighborhood and removed what seemed to be an assault-style rifle from the vehicle, a Reuters witness said.
The two men were handcuffed and separated, according to the Reuters reporter who witnessed the incident. The witness said the officers also pulled what appeared to be body armor components from the car. The vehicle was a black four-door Ford sedan with Indiana plates that said Marine Corps Veteran.
The Washington Post reported that the two arrested men told police they had driven from Indiana to volunteer to fight in the war in Ukraine. The spot from where they were arrested was near the Ukrainian embassy in Georgetown. The Secret Service and Washington police did not respond to a request for comment on the newspaper report.
The two men were handcuffed and separated, according to the Reuters reporter who witnessed the incident. The witness said the officers also pulled what appeared to be body armor components from the car. The vehicle was a black four-door Ford sedan with Indiana plates that said Marine Corps Veteran.
The Washington Post reported that the two arrested men told police they had driven from Indiana to volunteer to fight in the war in Ukraine. The spot from where they were arrested was near the Ukrainian embassy in Georgetown. The Secret Service and Washington police did not respond to a request for comment on the newspaper report.
U.S. Secret Service takes two men into custody in Washington's Georgetown neighborhood
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Is it illegal to answer the call to join the fight in Ukraine? It's not like joining ISIS or a terrorist group?
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I looked into it before for joining other nations military in general. There is nothing against joining other nations as long as they don't have direct conflict with the USA. If they have conflict then as a US citizen it would be considered treason.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
MAJ James Woods Location, Location, Location! The Secret Service became Involved when they were on the other side of the Park from the Naval Observatory, Official Residence of the Vice President of the US. DC has some of the Strictest Gun Laws, Although (Everyone is armed there, Either with the Secret Service, National Park Police, DSS Diplomatic Security Service, Armed Rent a Cops protecting Military Facilities or Gang Bangers) "Georgetown" where We Train Future "Diplomats" and Spooks. Yeah there were Arrested Near the Ukrainian Embassy but they Obviously Hadn't done their Appropirate "Intelligence" Once You Cross that Bridge from Rosslyn/Arlington with Body Armor and Weapons. You've Screwed the Pooch. Ukraine or Anyone Else doesn't Need Your Help "You're an Idiot".
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
MAJ James Woods While I was in DC I was SPAWARS 6211 and MAA COMSPAWARSYSCOM, Naval District Washington Badge #9, I was still a Spook Too.
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And —> Alas, Georgetown’s *Commander Salamander* is no more. Dropped a lot of coin there back in the day.
https://wtop.com/lifestyle/2018/06/forget-the-wonder-woman-reboot-locals-wax-about-the-real-commander-salamander/
https://wtop.com/lifestyle/2018/06/forget-the-wonder-woman-reboot-locals-wax-about-the-real-commander-salamander/
Forget the ‘Wonder Woman’ reboot — locals remember the real Commander Salamander | WTOP News
Early customers of D.C.'s iconic punk boutique Commander Salamander reflect on what it was like in the store that's being recreated in the upcoming film "Wonder Woman 1984."
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