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Ex-Doge employee tells DC Beatdown
The former employee of Doge, Edward Coristine, discusses young people in Washington, DC and supposedly attacked him during Carjacking about “Jesse Watter’s Primetime”.
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Former employee of Doge Edward Coristine appeared on Monday in “Jesse Watter’s Primetime” to discuss the brutal attack that injured him in the early summer.
On August 3, Coristine was guilty of a 15-year-old from Hyattsville, Maryland, who was guilty of a youth court in Washington in Washington in Washington in Washington on August 3 on August 3 last week, attempted to have a robbery and attempted robbery in connection with the incident.
Coristine in conversation with the moderator of Fox News Channel, Jesse Watters, said he hung around with his friend group shortly before the attack.
“I went back to her car, and when we go to the car, there is a group of 10 boys directly,” Coristine recalled. “They start to scream us. And very quickly I knew that something was really done about the situation.”
The former employee of Doge, Edward Coristine, was tried to help a woman. (@Realldonaldtrump about truth social)
The 19-year-old said he had brought his girlfriend to the driver’s seat and she joined in the car before the attack started.
“They are only a few meters away and they hit me against the car,” said Coristine. “You started throwing a few blows. I hold my hands up … Fortunately, the whole thing didn’t take too long.”
“The police appeared pretty quickly, so I was very lucky that I only came out a broken nose and a concussion,” he added. “It could have been much worse.”
When asked what inspired him to draw him Washington, DC And work for Doge said Coristine said he had a “great responsibility to serve my country”.
2 young people who were arrested in the bloody DC attack on ex-Doge workers known as “Big Bugs”
Edward Coristine, a former employee of Doge, described the terrible attack in Washington, DCS Logan Circle. (Fox News)
“My grandfather was this KGB double agent for the Americans, and he died so that I could come here and live in this free country that I love so much,” said the teenager.
“And when I started to see these problems … like these 37 trillion dollars state debt and count … I thought wow, that’s crazy. Is there a way to solve it? And in this administration there was a chance when I saw the opportunity, I registered exactly.”
president Donald Trump Shortly after he was reported in August, the attack reacted and described DC Crime “completely out of control”.
“Local ‘youngsters’ and gang members, some only 14, 15 and 16 years old, randomly attack, attack, mutilate and shoot innocent citizens, at the same time knew that they were released almost immediately”, Trump wrote about the social of truth.
Coristine said that his grandfather’s victim as a KGB doubles inspired him to serve America. (Screenshot/Fox News Channel)
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“You are not afraid of the law enforcement authorities because you know that nothing will ever happen to you, but it will happen now!”
Peter Pinedo from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
