DC Police Sergeant Arrested In Chaotic Chase With Federal Agents Despite Liberals Insisting City Is Safe
A Washington, D.C., police sergeant is on administrative leave after authorities say he crashed a car into a federal vehicle during a traffic stop and was found with unregistered weapons. Police Sergeant Montez Clark…


A Washington, D.C., police sergeant is on administrative leave after authorities say he crashed a car into a federal vehicle during a traffic stop and was found with unregistered weapons.
Police Sergeant Montez Clark, 27, and two others were arrested Monday night after Clark allegedly tried to flee from federal agents patrolling on behalf of President Donald Trump’s Make DC Safe and Beautiful Task Force, according to court records and a Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) statement to the Daily Caller News Foundation.
Clark faces ten charges of assault on a federal officer, fleeing from a law enforcement officer, leaving after colliding, carrying a pistol without a license, possession of an unregistered firearm, possession of unregistered ammunition, possession of a large capacity ammunition feeding device, violating the National Firearms Act and possession of a machine gun, the MPD said. He is being held in jail without bond and is due back in local court Friday, court records show.
An attorney for Clark did not respond to the DCNF’s request for comment.
Clark has worked with the MPD since 2019 and is assigned to the Fifth District, the department told the DCNF. He is on leave pending an MPD investigation and the court case’s outcome.


