Trump's DC Prosecutor, a former J6 defender, holds a session to tackle crime on the Capitol Hill

Ed Martin, the reigning US lawyer of DC, will meet with legislators and other local interest groups in his office on Thursday to address crime on Capitol Hill.

In a letter from Martin von preserved by Washingtoner, Aimed at “Capitol Hill Friends”, he writes: “I write this letter because you or a member of your office have victims of crimes in Washington, DC, or a certain role or responsibility in solving this problem.”

The letter continues: “While every crime in the district is unacceptable, it is particularly worrying that members and employees, public staff who represent their constituencies at home, are subject to threats from increased violence here in Washington, DC.

Martin stipulates that he “deeply alerted about the rate of violent crimes against those who work on the Capitol Hill” and added: “While violence against everyone in Washington, DC is unbearable, they expose their positions unique threats and I hope we can formulate solutions together.” He invites the recipients to a “two -ameral and cross -party meeting” in his office.

Washington tried to cover the meeting, but was asked by the organizers to go, who said that the event was not open to the press.

Martin has been a preliminary US lawyer for DC since President Trump's inauguration and has been nominated to take on the role permanently. The US Senator Adam Schiff from California determined a nomination of Martin at the beginning of this month, which was partially participating in the rally on January 6, 2021 “Stop the Dely” rally before the Capitol slump and the subsequent legal defense of several accused riandalers. On Monday, CBS News Reported that Nearly 100 DC Us Attorney's Office Employees Signed Off On A Memo Urging the Senate to Oppose Martin's Nomination, Writing that Martin's “Refusals to Acknowledge The Legitimacy of the 2020 Presidential Election and the Illegality in the Conduct of 1600 Individuals Overran the Police and the Capitol on January 6, 2021, Causing Physical Harm to Dozens and Potential Irreparable Damage to the Institution of Democratic Disqualifies the government.

Martin's acting term as a US lawyer of DC expires on May 20, unless he is confirmed by the Senate.