Mr. Moose denied lawful access to Kenneth Jackson, the Acting USIP President (as approved by the USIP Board).
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arrived onsite and escorted Mr. Jackson into the building. The only unlawful individual was Mr. Moose, who refused to comply, and even tried to fire USIP’s

In a dramatic turn of events at the U.S. Institute of Peace (USIP), Kenneth Jackson, the Acting President appointed by the USIP Board, was reportedly denied access to the building by a man identified as Mr. Moose. The situation escalated as the D.C. Police were called to the scene, ultimately escorting Jackson into the facility while Mr. Moose allegedly refused to comply with directives. Witnesses described the scene as tense, with Mr. Moose reportedly attempting to assert control over USIP operations. Sources suggest that this incident raises questions about internal conflicts within the organization, as the USIP Board had already sanctioned Jackson’s leadership role. The police intervention highlights the ongoing challenges in ensuring compliance with organizational governance and the complexities of leadership transitions. As this situation unfolds, it remains to be seen how it will impact the USIP’s mission and its ongoing projects.

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