Senate staffer attacked at gunpoint near Capitol as crime rises in Washington, D.C.

Last Thursday, a staffer for Sen. Katie Britt, R-Ala., was a mile from the U.S. Capitol when a man pointed a gun in her face and demanded her purse and her keys

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Britt’s staffer is one of at least five lawmakers and staffers to be attacked this year. Earlier this month, Rep. In Seattle so far this year, the city's 53 murders in 2023 thus far has surpassed last year’s total and is more than double the city’s 2014 total of 26.

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