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Justice will soon be served. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro has reported that two teens have been arrested in connection with the murder of a Capitol Hill intern. Eric Tarpinian-Jachym, who was interning at Rep. Ron Estes (R-KS), was shot and killed in Washington, D.C. on June 30th. For months, detectives were unable to locate the suspects who were responsible for his death, but now Metropolitan Police Department Chief Pamela Smith has revealed two teens have been arrested and charged with first-degree murder. Justice was delivered by the FBI and DOJ. Two suspects arrested in the murder of Capitol Hill intern Eric Tarpinian-Jachym. pic.twitter.com/t8PLnLvMmY — FBI Director Kash Patel (@FBIDirectorKash) September 5, 2025 FOX 5 D.C. reported more on the arrests and the tragic shooting: U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro provided an update on arrests in the murder of Capitol Hill intern Eric Tarpinian-Jachym. Metropolitan Police Department Chief Pamela Smith said two 17-year-olds have been arrested and a third arrest is pending. Both teens will be charged as adults. Eric Tarpinian-Jachym, a University of Massachusetts Amherst student from Granby, Massachusetts, was struck by gunfire on the evening of June 30, 2025 at the intersection of 7th and M streets NW. He was transported to a hospital, where he later died. According to the Metropolitan Police Department, multiple suspects exited a vehicle and opened fire on a group of people. A woman and a 16-year-old boy were also shot but survived. Investigators believe Tarpinian-Jachym was not the intended target. Tarpinian-Jachym was a senior majoring in finance with a minor in political science. He had been interning with the office of Kansas Rep. Ron Estes and previously served as a fellow with the Fund for American Studies. “Eric was a good, smart Republican. Quite frankly, somebody in Congress should introduce a bill called the Eric Jachym Act that works on increasing police support in D.C, and Congress can do that,” said friend Phillip Petersen. BREAKING: Jeanine Pirro announces that they’ve made TWO ARRESTS in the murder of Capitol Hill intern Eric Tarpinian-Jachym. They are still pursuing a third suspect. You can hear in her voice how passionate she is about this case. pic.twitter.com/qlnAAgU2xw — Townhall.com (@townhallcom) September 5, 2025 WCVB reported the identities of the two teens and revealed that they are being charged as adults: Chief Pamela Smith of the Metropolitan Police Department announced the arrests in the case Friday morning. “Our thoughts and prayers remain with the family,” Smith said. “We hope news of these two arrests and a third one pending — I’m confident we’ll get the third one — give Eric’s loved ones some sense of peace.” Smith said the investigation was led by a detective in the MPD’s Homicide Branch with support from several federal agencies. The U.S. Marshals Service helped to make the arrests Friday morning, she said. Cmdr. Kevin Kentish of the MPD’s Criminal Investigations Division identified the arrested suspects as Kelvin Thomas Jr. and Jalen Lucas. Both of the suspects are 17-year-old residents of Washington, D.C. “They’re both charged with first-degree murder while armed, premeditated. Both are being charged as adults,” Kentish said. Kentish said Thomas and Lucas were shooting in the direction of two others who were riding a bike and that the shooting was related to an ongoing “neighborhood crew dispute.” One of those on the bike was also injured in the shooting but survived.

The days of illegal immigrants taking Americans jobs are coming to an end under the Trump administration. A Hyundai manufacturer in Georgia was raided by ICE after the Department of Homeland Security received a tip of unlawful employment practices. After serving a search warrant, ICE agents arrested over 400 illegal immigrants who were working at the manufacturer illegally. BBC reported more on the arrests and South Korea’s response: US immigration authorities have raided a massive Hyundai factory in Georgia, leading to the arrest of over 450 people, according to one of the agencies involved in the operation. The 3,000-acre site, which was built by the Korean automobile manufacturer to make electric vehicles, had been operational for a year. The Department of Homeland Security told the BBC that agents executed a search warrant due to allegations of “unlawful employment practices and other serious federal crimes”. Korean nationals were among those detained, the South Korean foreign ministry said, calling it an “unjust infringement” of their rights. Hyundai Motor Company said it was aware of the incident at the HL-GA Battery Company construction site and was “working to understand the specific circumstances”. “As of today, it is our understanding that none of those detained is directly employed by Hyundai Motor Company,” it said in statement. “We prioritize the safety and well-being of everyone working at the site.” In a post on X, the Atlanta office of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives said it joined a number of other agencies including ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) to arrest 450 “unlawful aliens” at the plant in Bryan County. It is unclear how many South Koreans were detained but some reports suggest it was in the hundreds. Watch here: Georgia isn’t the only place where ICE is conducting raids. They are also conducting raids at factories in New York, per Syracuse: More than 40 adults were taken in a federal raid of a food manufacturing plant in Cato Thursday, including the parents of at least a dozen school-age children, according to Gov. Kathy Hochul. Hochul issued a statement Thursday night that she is outraged by the raid at the factory by federal agents, some masked, which she described as cruel. The immigration raid started at about 9 a.m. at the Nutrition Bar Confectioners factory at 12351 Route 34, according to an employee. The family-owned business, founded in 1978, makes specialty nutrition bars. Federal agents also conducted a raid in Fulton, Hochul said in her release on late Thursday. But today syracuse.com confirmed with Fulton Mayor James Rice that there was no raid in his community. He said he had incorrect information on Thursday. Hochul said at least a dozen children may have returned home from school to an empty house. “I’ve made it clear: New York will work with the federal government to secure our borders and deport violent criminals, but we will never stand for masked ICE agents separating families and abandoning children,” Hochul said. The raid included officers from the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the Cayuga County and Oswego County sheriff’s offices. The Cayuga sheriff’s office had its mobile command center at the factory. Cayuga County Sheriff Brian Schenck said the raid was a U.S. Department of Homeland Security criminal investigation. He declined to provide any other details. The Oswego sheriff’s office did not respond to inquiries about the raid. I voted for this! ICE raided a snack bar company in New York State today – called nutrition bar confectioners arresting dozens of illegal immigrant workers. pic.twitter.com/LLcWU5D5jy — Ann (@ITGeekCT) September 5, 2025

This was a classless move. During the Eagles’ season opener, defensive linemen Jalen Carter was kicked out of the game within the first six seconds. Carter was kicked out of the game after spitting on Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott. The New York Post reported details on the incident: Jalen Carter’s first game of the Eagles’ new season was over before the first defensive snap. With Philadelphia trainers addressing an injury after the opening kickoff, Carter, the star defensive lineman, walked up to Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott and proceeded to spit on his chest. Carter received an unsportsmanlike penalty and was ejected just six seconds into the game, with Eagles chief security officer Dom “Big Dom” DiSandro escorting him off the field as the NBC broadcast reacted in shock at how the first game of the NFL season began. “Whoa, whoa,” NBC play-by-broadcaster Mike Tirico said, before later adding, “First of all, I got no idea what he’s thinking, and second, this is massive in terms of the game.” “He’s the best player they have on their defense and about 80 percent of what we were gonna talk about on this broadcast,” NBC analyst Cris Collinsworth said. “Because to beat the Philadelphia Eagles, you have to double-team Jalen Carter. If you don’t, you don’t get your offense started. Now you take off that one player on the defense that you had to focus your attention on, and it’s almost like Micah Parsons now gone from the Cowboys — same impact now with Jalen Carter gone.” Referee Shawn Smith told a pool reporter that an official observed Carter spitting on Prescott, describing it as a “disqualifiable foul” because it’s a “non-football act.” Take a look: We might not be able to figure out what a catch is but we’ve got Jalen Carter’s spit in 4K pic.twitter.com/xhv0Yr9JqP — Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) September 5, 2025 However, there’s more to the story. It appeared Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott was the first to spit but didn’t get caught by the referees. Watch here: Dak Prescott spit at Jalen Carter first pic.twitter.com/IpDHw8rHQF — NFL Retweet (@NFLRT) September 5, 2025 NBC Sports reported more details on Prescott’s actions: Thursday night’s game between the Cowboys and Eagles took a wild turn before the first snap when Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter was ejected for spitting on Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott. Carter’s loogie was launched in front of an official, which made the ejection an easy call, and video showed that it appeared to be in response to Prescott spitting in his direction as the teams began huddling up after the opening kickoff. Prescott could be seen spitting in the direction of the Eagles and said in his postgame press conference that he spits “a thousand times throughout the game.” Prescott said he “wasn’t going to spit on my lineman and I just spit ahead,” which led to Carter asking if Prescott was trying to spit on him. Prescott, who called that “insulting” because “I wouldn’t spit on somebody,” could be seen on video responding to Carter while moving toward him before Carter’s own spit flew. “I actually said words like, ‘Why the hell would I’ — excuse me, but probably even more colorful — ‘what would I need to spit on you for?’ He just spit on me in that moment, it was more of a surprise than anything,” Prescott said, via a transcript from the Eagles. Prescott said he’s “pretty sure [Carter] knows that I didn’t try to spit on him or wasn’t even aiming to spit on him” and that he doesn’t “wish for anybody” to be ejected even though it was a positive for the Cowboys on the drive and throughout the game.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) conducted an immigration enforcement operation at Hyundai's Metaplant America in Georgia. The raid resulted in the detainment of 475 illegal aliens, marking it as the largest single-site enforcement operation in the history of Homeland Security Investigations.