Pirro After Sandwich Case’s no Felony: Crime ‘Normalized’ in D.C.

A Washington, D.C., grand jury disproved the legal mantra “you can indict a ham sandwich,” rejecting the Justice Department’s attempt to prosecute a Subway sandwich assault on a federal immigration officer.

But Jeanine Pirro, U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, rebuked the rejection of the felony charge as a partisan decision fed by a biased jury’s lack of “reality” and acceptance of “normalized” crime in the Democrat-run city.

“There’s not a lot I can talk about in terms of grand juries, but what I can tell you is this: There are a lot of people that sit on juries and they live in Georgetown, or Northwest, or some of these in better areas and they do not see the reality of crime that is occurring,” Pirro told “Fox News Sunday.”