If DC won't arrest ATV riders, Trump should
The latest iteration of the popular Grand Theft Auto computer game will be released this November. As with previous editions, the game will allow players to turn its fictional streets into festivals of unrelenting criminality.
TL;DR
- Illegal ATV and dirt bike riders are frequently engaging in dangerous stunts and disregarding traffic laws in Washington D.C.
- Local officials, including the Attorney General and police, are criticized for their failure to adequately enforce laws against these riders.
- A 10-year-old was critically injured by an illegal dirt bike driver, highlighting the severity of the problem.
- The U.S. Attorney's Office has limited authority but could pursue offenders more energetically through racketeering cases.
- The article suggests that President Trump should use his authority to take action if city officials do not address the issue.
- There is a perception that district officials, particularly the Attorney General, are too lenient on crime and shift blame to the police.