NewYou can listen to Fox News articles now!
Attorney General Pam Bondi fired another Justice Department on Friday, this time overturning a member of the National Guard who was on his way to work earlier this month.
Elizabeth Baxter of the Department of Environment, the department worked on the “4CON” building in the Justice Department in the Noma District at 8:20 a.m. on August 18, where she boasted to a security guard that she had just made gestures at the Metro Center subway station and told the Guard, “Fk National Guard,” Bondy said.
“Today, I took action to terminate the Justice Department employees for misconduct against members of the National Guard service,” Bondy told the media.
Former Justice Department worker throws sandwiches in federal officer charged with misdemeanor
Attorney General Pam Bondi fired another Justice Department Paralegal. (Samuel Corum/Bloomberg via Getty Images (left) and Mandel Ngan/AFP via Getty Images, right.)
“The Justice Department remains committed to defending President Trump’s agenda and fighting to make the United States safe again,” she continued. “If you object to our mission and disrespect for law enforcement, you will no longer work in the Justice Department.”
Later that day, Baxter was seen on the Department of Justice security footage with her middle finger on the National Guard and shouted, “fk y you!” exit report. She also allegedly saw her demonstrating to department security how she raised her middle finger.
She allegedly arrived at work on August 25 and once again boasted to security guards that she hated the National Guard and told them “F-K Off!”
Bondi
Elizabeth Baxter was fired for overturning a member of the National Guard in Washington, D.C. on his way to work. (Getty Images/Tasos Katopodis)
“You will evacuate from paralegal experts, the Department of Environmental Defense, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources and the Federal Services, and take effect immediately,” Bundy said in his termination letter to Baxter on Friday, following Bundy's investigation.
The Trump administration has moved in recent weeks to promote the presence of federal law enforcement in Washington, D.C. to reduce crime. Hundreds of federal agents and National Guard have been deployed on the streets of the city as part of the federal takeover of the area.
Hundreds of federal agents and National Guard have been deployed on the streets of DC. (Jacquelyn Martin/AP photo)
Click here to get the Fox News app
The termination of Baxter comes after another judicial assistant, Sean Charles Dunn, was accused of being fired after thrown at Customs and Border Protection agents at a Washington, D.C. earlier this month.
Dunn, who worked in the International Affairs department of the 4CON building's criminal unit, was initially charged with a felony, but the grand jury refused to withdraw the indictment. He was subsequently charged with misdemeanor, which could result in up to one year in prison.