Two members of the teen gang accused of viciously beating 19-year-old former DOGE staffer Edward “Big Balls” Coristine during a failed carjacking in Washington, D.C., are now facing new criminal charges—and the public wants answers.
Last month, a Biden-appointed judge allowed the suspects to walk free despite the graphic nature of the assault that left Coristine bloodied and battered. The decision set off outrage across the city and drew national attention when President Trump himself weighed in.
Trump even posted a photo of Coristine after the attack, using it as a stark example of the lawlessness overtaking the nation’s capital under Democrat leadership. Within days, Trump federalized D.C., deploying National Guard troops and federal agents to restore law and order.
Initially, the two teens—both just 15 years old—were charged only with unarmed carjacking. Despite the brutal nature of the attack, the judge imposed only electronic monitoring and curfews before letting them go. That decision didn’t sit well with many in the city.
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