Journalist arrested at D.C. protest defended by former White House attorney Kathryn Ruemmler
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The passage mentions a journalist arrested during a Trump‑related protest who secured representation from a high‑profile former White House lawyer. While this links a former senior administration offi Felony rioting definition under D.C. law cited. Six officers injured; property damage to Bank of America, McDonald’s, Starbucks. Arrestees released on recognizance; court dates set.
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