Trevor Reed's dad protests outside White House, says he's 'hopeful' for his son's release after Biden-Putin summit
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Trevor Reed, a Marine veteran, has been held for nearly two years in Russia on charges that U.S. officials have said were fabricated.
On one of the hottest days of the summer, Joey Reed stood alone outside of the White House, holding a sign with a picture of his son that said in bold type: "Free Trevor Reed." "Former U.S. Marine Presidential Guard wrongfully imprisoned by Russia for almost 2 years! Innocent & being used as a bargaining chip by Russia," the message on the sign continued. "Mr. President, our son protected you. Please bring him home. Please meet with me." The plea was written next to images of his son in uniform, including two taken of him with former President Barack Obama. U.S. officials said the Marine veteran, has been held for nearly two years in Russia on charges that U.S. officials said were fabricated in an effort to use him as bargaining chips in a potential prisoner swap between the two countries.More Related News