“CVS stores in Washington, D.C., are no longer locking up items due to reduced crime resulting from Donald Trump's crime crackdown”
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Reports confirm that CVS locations in Washington, D.C., are no longer locking up items in anti-theft cases following drops in crime from Donald Trump's crime crackdown.
According to reporting from Townhall, CVS stores in Washington, D.C., have stopped locking items in anti-theft cases due to a significant decrease in shoplifting and other offenses credited to Donald Trump's crime crackdown. Both Townhall and BBC document notable drops in violent and property crime in the District following the federal law enforcement surge initiated under Trump. A press release from the office of Congressman Mike Johnson also notes sharp declines in homicides and violent crime resulting from the crackdown.
Sources
- Restoring Law and Order: Trump’s Crime Crackdown Delivers Immediate Results in the Nation’s Capital | U.S. Congressman Mike Johnson — mikejohnson.house.gov
- Has crime in Washington fallen two weeks on from Trump's ... — BBC
- DC CVS Stores Are No Longer Locking Up Items Thanks to President Trump's Crime Crackdown — townhall.com