Anna King Oo Ah Caskari Howlgab Ah Ayaa Ugu Yeedhay Dacwad Iyada Oo Ay Maxkamadda U Gudbisay $3 Milyan Kadib Markii Ay Ilaalada Qaranka Xabsiga Ku Dhigteen

Haweeney qaaday bilado dhagax iyo dahab ah oo dagaalkii Ciraaq ka soo qayb gashay ayaa sheegay in ay dhaawac qaaday kadib xannibaad ay sameeyeen xubno ka tirsan Ilaalada Qaranka Idaho.

Anna King, oo ah kabtan howlgab ah oo ka tirsan Ciidanka Maraykanka ee Ciraaq ka adeegsaday, ayaa markii la xidhay 8-dii Maajo waxaana ay hadda dacwad gudbisay iyada oo doonaysa $3 milyan oo doolar. Ilaalada Qaranka ayaa ku andacoodey in ay tuhunsan yihiin in ay weerartay mid ka mid ah xubnaha laba maalmood ka hor.

Xannibaadkii Yard-keeda Hortii Ka Dhacay

Anna King waxaa xannibay seddex xubnood oo ka tirsan Ilaalada Qaranka Idaho iyada oo ku sugan yard-keeda hortii magaalada Washington, D.C. 8-dii Maajo. Waxaa la duubay kamarad ammaan oo Ring ah, waxaana King tiri: 'Get away from me right now. You have absolutely no authority to detain me.'

Xubnihii waxay gadaal ka galeen iridda King, wayna wajaheen, dhulka ayay ku dhufteen, gacmahana way ku xireen xidho caag ah oo zip ties ah. King waxaa dhaawac baahsan ka gaaray curkeeda oo qalliin u baahday, waxaana ay la ildaran tahay calaamadaha naxdinta kadib

Dacwadda iyo Doonista Magdhawga

ACLU ee Degmada Columbia iyo shirkadda qareennada ee Levy Firestone Muse ayaa magacooda ka gudbiyay dacwad federaal ah oo ka dhan ah Ilaalada Qaranka Idaho, iyada oo doonaya $3 milyan. Qareenada King waxay andacada Ilaalada ku tilmaameen mid 'baseless' oo aan eede la soo oogin

Michael Perloff, oo ah qareen sare oo ACLU DC ah, wuxuu yiri: 'This is a really troubling example of what happens when you rely on National Guard members to do your policing. National Guard members aren't trained for this work.' Wuxuu kaloo matalay Sam O'Hara oo la xidhay sanadkii hore

Boqolkiiba Ilaalada iyo Caydhka King

Ku dhawaad 5,000 xubnood oo Ilaalada Qaranka ayaa loo diray D.C. iyada oo qayb ka ah kooxdii anti-crime ee Madaxweyne Trump bishii August ee la soo dhaafay, iyadoo dambiyadu ay ahaayeen kuwii 30-sano ee ugu yar. Dhamaan waxaa sarkaal ka dhigay Marshals Service

King waxaa habeen ku xidhay Booliska Metropolitan, waxaana hadda lagu eedeynayaa in ay weerartay xubnihii xannibay. Waxay tiri: 'I'm not going to stop sitting outside of my home on my bench, and I'm not going to stop bringing awareness to the fact that armed National Guardsmen in any city in the U.S. is uncalled for.'

On May 8, retired U.S. Army Captain Anna King was pushed to the ground and zip-tied by three Idaho National Guard members in her Washington, D.C. front yard while sitting on her porch. The incident, captured on a Ring security camera, has prompted a federal lawsuit seeking $3 million in damages.

The Detention and Aftermath

King, a decorated veteran who earned a Purple Heart and a Bronze Star during her service in Iraq, told the guards: 'Get away from me right now. You have absolutely no authority to detain me.' Despite her protests, the three Idaho National Guard members entered her property, overcame her resistance, and restrained her with zip ties.

Following the detention, Metropolitan Police were called to the scene. King was held overnight and is now facing charges of assaulting the very guards who detained her. Her attorneys describe the National Guard's justification—that she assaulted a guard member two days earlier—as 'baseless,' noting that no charges have been filed against her for that alleged incident.

A Broader Pattern of Concern

King's attorneys believe she was targeted because she has been a vocal critic of the National Guard's deployment, displaying signs such as 'Occupation: Troops Out' and 'National Guard Stop Being So Embarrassing.' Michael Perloff, a senior staff attorney at the ACLU of DC, said: 'This is a troubling example of what happens when you rely on National Guard members to do your policing. National Guard members aren't trained for this work.'

The incident is part of a larger deployment of nearly 5,000 National Guard members to D.C. under President Trump's anti-crime task force, launched last August despite a 30-year-low in crime. All troops in the task force have been deputized as special police by the U.S. Marshals Service and are carrying handguns, a rarity for domestic National Guard operations.

Physical and Emotional Toll

King sustained serious injuries to her wrist from the tight zip ties and required surgery. She is also suffering from post-traumatic symptoms, stating: 'Being a combat veteran, having served in war to then be abused and assaulted by National Guardsmen at home has deeply decreased my ability to sleep again. I'm having nightmares daily.'

The Idaho National Guard declined to comment due to ongoing litigation but stated it is committed to the professionalism and accountability of its service members. King has vowed to continue her protests, saying: 'I'm not going to stop sitting outside of my home on my bench, and I'm not going to stop bringing awareness to the fact that armed National Guardsmen in any city in the U.S. is uncalled for.'