
Secret Service Arrests Two After Car Crashes Near White House
Two arrests, a smoking sedan and a half-hour lockdown blocks from the Oval Office.
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Anna Lee writes about American politics, business, and the culture between. She prefers stories where the headline isn't the whole answer.

Two arrests, a smoking sedan and a half-hour lockdown blocks from the Oval Office.

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Two pilots, a pickup truck and a road full of traffic. Everyone walked away.

Thirty riders. One two-lane road. The car did not stop where it hit them.

What officers found hours later, 93 miles from the square, changed the case again.

Thousands of freezers have already been turned up. The feds want one thing done now.

The judge gave him twenty minutes, then decided he would not be going home.

Three countries, four boxes and a sealed storage unit sit behind one Friday arrest.

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One lane of the southbound 5 was expected to stay shut for hours, and the car came to rest on its side.

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