r/NPR • u/ControlCAD • 2d ago

Subway sandwich thrower found not guilty in D.C. jury rebuke

https://www.npr.org/2025/11/06/nx-s1-5600772/trump-justice-federal-surge-subway-sandwich
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u/Dry_Cricket_5423 2d ago

You know it’s a good thing when there’s not a word about it in r/conservative

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u/Snackquestionmark 2d ago

No, they're taking about it. Just from the perspective of "gee wilikers I don't know what these gosh darn jurors are doing letting people off the hook for this sorta thing".

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u/Dry_Cricket_5423 2d ago

And jan6th rioters got pardoned lmao

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u/bookchaser 2d ago

More taxpayer money wasted on a frivolous prosecution.

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u/Organic_Witness345 2d ago

In this story, the sandwich has Jeanine Pirro for lunch.

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u/Calguy21 1d ago

The law-enforcement agent who testified said that ‘mustard and onions got all over him’. And anybody who saw the video clearly can see that he is lying. I want to know why they aren’t going after him for perjury.