Watch: DC Police Union Chairman Accuses Higher-ups Of Massive Crime Cover Up

Claims they would order officers to not file crime reports or put them down as more minor offenses

The chairman of the DC Police Union has accused higher-ups within the police department of massive fraud by way of hiding the true extent of DC crime stats.

Gregg Pemberton asserts that senior officials were attending crime scenes and ordering officers “don’t write that one down,” and “don’t add that to the list,” or “put that down as a more minor offense.”

“They respond to the scenes of these violent crimes and, inevitably, you’ll have a captain, or a commander show up on the scene and advise them to take a report for a lesser offense,” Pemberton urged.

He added that “sometimes they’ll be a shooting or a stabbing, [they’ll] be directed to take an injured person to a hospital report – not even a crime at all.”

“Sometimes a robbery will be reported as a theft…burglary reported as unlawful entry…we’re VERY skeptical that these crime stats are accurate,” Pemberton emphasised.

It appears that Democrats running the city attempted to make the capital appear safe when in reality crime and violence was out of control.

The DOJ and US Attorney Pirro have officially launched a probe into the possible manipulation of DC crime data.

Meanwhile, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt revealed during a briefing that 465 arrests have been made since President Trump’s operation in DC began.

Leavitt noted that 52 criminals were arrested Monday, including an MS-13 gang member.

Charges included assault with a deadly weapon for stabbing, parole violation for robbery, murder, outstanding warrant for attempted murder, assault on federal law enforcement officer, and felony assault.

Leavitt also noted that a total of 48 homeless encampments have also been removed so far.

Attorney General Pam Bondi further announced Wednesday that the number of arrests this week has hit 550.

On Tuesday, large contingents of U.S. Secret Service agents hit the streets of DC after being deputized by Bondi.

The deputised agents are now allowed to enforce federal and local laws in DC.

Even more DC residents expressed support and love for President Trump’s deployment of federal agents and National Guard.

“I feel safer. I do. It doesn’t bother me at all,” one resident said, adding “I just feel that more police presence there are, I just feel like I’m more inclined to be downtown more often than I usually am.”

The streets of DC are much much quieter.

And crime is already substantially down.

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