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A D.C. jury found Sean Charles Dunn not guilty after he threw a Subway sandwich at a federal officer during a protest, symbolizing dissent against federal law enforcement actions in the city; the case drew attention to issues of free expression and police conduct.
A man named Sean Dunn was found not guilty of misdemeanor assault after throwing a sandwich at a federal agent in Washington, D.C. The case drew attention as a symbol of resistance against federal law enforcement presence in the city. Dunn's actions were deemed a harmless gesture by his defense, and the jury acquitted him, emphasizing that the sandwich throw did not constitute forcible force or cause injury.
Sean Dunn's trial in Washington centers on whether throwing a deli sandwich at a Customs and Border Protection agent constitutes a criminal offense, amid broader protests against law enforcement actions during the Trump administration.
A D.C. man, Sean Charles Dunn, is facing a brief federal trial for throwing a sandwich at a federal agent, amid political tensions and claims of selective prosecution, with the judge calling it 'the simplest case in the world' and expecting it to last two days.
Jury selection has begun in the trial of Sean Dunn, known as the 'sandwich guy,' who gained notoriety after throwing a salami sub at a federal officer in Washington, D.C., amid political tensions and protests against federal actions in the city. Dunn faces a misdemeanor assault charge after a viral video of the incident circulated widely, sparking debates over political targeting and free speech.