Sean Charles Dunn, a former paralegal with the Justice Department's Criminal Division, was arrested in Washington, D.C., after throwing a wrapped Subway sandwich at a Customs and Border Protection officer. The officer was deployed to the city as part of a federal law enforcement initiative linked to President Donald Trump's crime crackdown. Following the incident, Dunn was fired and faces felony assault charges. The event, which also involved verbal insults directed at the officer, has drawn local attention and has been depicted in murals, becoming a symbol of resistance for some in the District of Columbia.