Incident Involving Edward "Big Balls" Coristine
Edward "Big Balls" Coristine, an early member associated with the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), was reportedly involved in a carjacking incident on August 3 in Washington D.C. The 19-year-old was at Logan Circle when he and fellow DOGE affiliate Emily Bryant were targeted by approximately ten juveniles, according to police records obtained by Wired.
Details of the Carjacking
The police report details that the group encircled Coristine and Bryant, making threats to take their vehicle. Coristine intervened to protect Bryant, pushing her aside during the assault. Responding officers arrived as the assailants fled on foot, arresting two juveniles for unarmed carjacking. The incident also involved the theft of a black iPhone 16.
Coristine's Background and Activities
Coristine, a technologist involved in government downsizing efforts, gained notoriety for his role in initiatives aimed at reducing federal expenditures, including cutting billions in defense contracts. He publicly announced his work on Twitter, inviting others to join efforts to address fiscal challenges.