Terry Cole, who is the main person of Trump for DC Police acquisition, who used to work in Kabul, Columbia?
Terry Cole, head of the Drug Enforcement Administration, will lead the federal acquisition of the police department of Washington, DC – President Donald Trump announced on Monday, which was announced for the capital. Coal, a long-time DEA agent, who was the Secretary of Public Safety, Virginia before joining the Trump administration, would lead the federal efforts to free Washington “out-of-control” crime. Trump said on Monday, “Our capital city has overtaken violent gangs and blood-soaked criminals, crowds of wild youth, drug-out frenzy and crowd of homeless people, and we are not allowing it to happen anymore. We are not going to pick it up,” Trump said on Monday.The acquisition of Trump is authorized by the law for 30 days. He will then need Congress’s approval to maintain legally control.
Cole worked in Bogota, Kabul as an agent
Coal joined the DEA in 1997 and worked as an agent in Bogota, Kabul and Mexico City, in addition to spending time in Management in Dallas and DC sector. In the early 2000s, Cole was sent to Bohota when the US performed its operation, which was called the plan Columbia. DEA agents like Coal worked with Vetied teams of Colombian police. In 2006, with ten officers with whom Cole worked, the Colombian soldiers were later convicted of working with a cartel, CNN. The Secretary of Homeland Security Christie NoM announced that federal immigration and border control officials have been “deployed to help clean the roads of our country”.Trump complained about pits and frescoes in the city and said it was “shameful”. “This is a tragic emergency. And it is shameful for me to come here,” said Trump. “I don’t like to talk here how unsafe and how dirty and disgusting, it was once a beautiful capital, with frescoes on all walls.”In addition, Trump also said, “We will bring it to the army if it is needed,” but said, “I don’t think we will need it.” However, DC Mayor Muril Boseer has said that there has been a decrease in violent crime in the district since the increase in 2023.
