Director General of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Christie Noem On this week’s podcast, she revealed how her wallet was taken away at a restaurant in Washington, DC, and described it as “professional.”
The wallet was photographed by a white man wearing a mask on Sunday, and the bag contained $3,000 in cash and personal documents such as a passport, keys, driver’s license and DHS badge.
“In fact, it was sort of a shocking thing because it was sitting by my legs. I actually felt my wallet and he hooked it with his leg and took it a few steps away and took the medicine, then dropped his coat on it and took it,” Noem said.Vince Shaw. ”
“I felt that, but I thought my grandson was kicking me in the foot. But it was done very professionally and this always happens to people and they live in a community where this is dangerous and I reaffirm why I am here,” she added. “My job is to make sure I can do every day to make our community safer. President Trump Families recognize that no type of violence in their lives is necessary. ”
Gnome’s wallet was stolen several days after a similar incident, just a block away: Report
Homeland Security Secretary Christie Noem has been recognized for President Donald Trump’s remarks during an event that announces new tariffs at Rose Garden in Washington, D.C., on April 2. (AP/Mark Schiefelbein)
a Homeland Security A spokesman previously told Fox News Digital that Noem’s “every family was in town, including her children and grandchildren.”
Noem said in an interview with the podcast that she is not sure why she was targeted, but that the investigation is ongoing.
Noem’s wallet stolen for thousands of dollars at DC Restaurant: Source
Homeland Security Secretary Christi Noem will speak on March 26th during a tour of the terrorist confinement center in Tekolka, El Salvador. (AP/Alex Brandon)
“I think I was a busy grandma with four grandchildren under the age of four. And while I was looking after them, eating food and enjoying the family, certainly my wallet was even touching my legs.
“So I think we need to be aware of it, but we are making sure that there are consequences for those who make a living from hurting others,” Noem added.
Homeland Security Secretary Christie Noem will be seen in a meeting between President Donald Trump and El Salvador President Naive Buquere at the White House Oval Office in Washington, DC on April 14th. (Ken Cedeno/Upi/Bloomberg Getty Images)
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A woman dining with her family recently had her wallet stolen in Washington, D.C., just a few blocks from the restaurant where a gnome handbag was swiped, NBC News also reported this week.
Cameron Arcand of Fox News contributed to this report.
