Police Report: Edward’s Corristina “Big Balls” was attacked in the alleged autumn

Tuesday afternoon, President Donald Trump has published a threat on his social media platform, the social truth to “federalize” the Columbia district, citing the affirmations of group violence. He too shared a photo of an bloody man and without shirt sitting on the street. Shortly thereafter, Elon Musk tweeted that a staff of the Department of Efficiency of the Government (Doge) was “beaten to the point of brain emotion” by an alleged band in DC. The police reports obtained by Wired confirm that the alleged victim in question was Edward Coristine, the 19 -year -old software engineer who went with “Big Balls” online and was one of the first doge agents.

According to a report by the DC metropolitan police department, two people were arrested in relation to the accident, described as a car, between 3:01 and 4:20 in the morning of Sunday 3 August. The position of the alleged accident is located in the north-western region of Logan about, a well-known and relatively central area of the city.

In addition to Coristine, the report refers to Emily Bryant as a second victim and describes it as a “significant other” of Coristine. An affiliate of doge named Emily Bryant was connected to the Federal Trade Commission, the administration of general services and the president’s executive office.

The police report seems to mention federal AND local Statutes that criminalize carjacking. He also says that a black iPhone 16 was stolen. When he was contacted by Wired, the Metropolitan Police Department initially said that there were no police reports that mentioned a “and” or a “Coristine” Edward “. However, the police report obtained by Wired says that the victims of the alleged crime were a corner and Bryant.

According to the police report, the agents who patrol the alleged crime area “observed a group of about ten young people surrounding the vehicle of complaints”, before taking on an alleged aggression of one of the two victims.

The report also states that Coristine “saw the approach of suspicions and make a comment on taking the vehicle”. He claims that the Coristine then “pushed” Bryant into the car. So, according to the report, Coristine “He turned to deal with suspicions. The suspicions then began to attack [him]. “

The police say that Coristine and Bryant have been able to positively identify two of the alleged suspicions. At that point, the report states that those two subjects “were arrested for the theft accused” and transported to the local “JPC”, perhaps the Child manufacturing centerto elaborate.

When the police officers left their vehicle, the report says that when the young people were “observed” by the officers, “they started to escape on foot. The agents were able to stop only two topics.

When he was contacted by Wired, the spokesman for the Tom Lynch metropolitan police department was unable to check if none of the alleged authors were a member of a gang. When Wired described the photo published by President Donald Trump on social truth This seems to show an bloody shorts, Lynch has verified that he saw him. While he said he could not independently verify his authenticity, Lynch noticed that the image “was published by the President of the United States” and said that “there is no reason not to believe” it was inauthentic.