National Guardsman in D.C. as part of Trump crackdown on crime charged after pointing gun at colleague
Summary
A National Guardsman in Washington, D.C., part of President Trump's effort to reduce crime, was charged after he pointed a gun at a fellow soldier during an argument. The soldier, Zion Mitchell, was arrested and is being held without bond while the case proceeds.Key Facts
- Zion Mitchell, 21, is a National Guardsman from Macon, Georgia.
- He was assigned to Washington, D.C. as part of President Trump's crime crackdown.
- Mitchell allegedly pointed a gun at a fellow Guardsman during a dispute about hairstyle rules.
- The incident occurred on August 25 in front of a Popeyes restaurant.
- Witnesses confirmed they saw Mitchell pull out his gun and aim it at the victim.
- Mitchell first said it was a joke but later admitted to pointing the weapon.
- He was charged with assault with a dangerous weapon and firearm possession during a crime.
- Mitchell is currently held without bond in the District of Columbia.
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