"Jeanine Pirro's Tough Stance as U.S. Attorney: Sentencing in Drive-By Shooting Case and Indictment for Assault on Senior Citizen"

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"Jeanine Pirro's Tough Stance as U.S. Attorney: Sentencing in Drive-By Shooting Case and Indictment for Assault on Senior Citizen"

[!CDATA[Jeanine Pirro, the former Fox News host, has taken on the role of U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, appointed by President Donald Trump. In her first official act, Pirro announced the sentencing of two men involved in a drive-by shooting near a D.C. elementary school. Rasheed Mullins, 27, and Josiah Warfield, 24, were each sentenced to over seven years in federal prison for their roles in the April 2024 shooting. Mullins received 90 months, while Warfield was sentenced to 100 months, with both ordered to serve five years of supervised release after their prison terms. Additionally, Pirro's office revealed the indictment of Te’Vaughn Brown, 20, for felony assault on a senior citizen before a Nationals baseball game last August. Brown's trial is scheduled to commence on July 14.]]