Metropolitan Police Seek Suspect After Threat Incident in Navy Yard, D.C., $1,000 Reward Offered for Information
The Metropolitan Police seek a suspect of a threats offense in D.C.'s Navy Yard. A woman was followed and threatened in her building last Friday. The suspect fled and police offer a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.
Silver Spring Community Mobilizes to Search for Missing 22-Year-Old Woman as Police Seek Public Assistance
Montgomery County Police are searching for a missing 22-year-old woman from Silver Spring and asking the public for assistance. She was reported missing on November 15th and described as 5'5" with brown hair and eyes.
Former D.C. Public Official Pleads Guilty to Bank Fraud for Illicitly Obtaining $844,000 in PPP Loans
A former D.C. public official, Wendy Nicole Villatoro, pleaded guilty to bank fraud, obtaining $844,000 from the PPP through falsified loan applications. She faces sentencing in February 2025 and must pay restitution and forfeit luxury items.
Damascus Resident Charged with Sexual Assault of Three Underage Girls, Police Urge Other Victims to Come Forward
A 28-year-old, Irvin Ariel Portillo, was arrested by Montgomery police for allegedly sexually assaulting three girls, facing charges of rape and abuse. Authorities are investigating and solicit additional victims to come forward.
Ex-Federal Employee from Waldorf Admits Guilt in Fabricating Over 200 Resumes to Secure Government Jobs
Former federal employee Tremayne Matthews pled guilty to falsifying over 200 resumes to acquire federal jobs and creating fake affidavits to support his claims when investigated. Sentencing is set for May 29, 2025.
Montgomery County Council Passes Legislation to Strengthen Public Campaign Finance, Aiming to Diminish Big Money Influence in Elections
The Montgomery County Council has passed Bill 20-24 to update their Public Campaign Finance Law, enhancing public financing options for candidates to reduce big money in politics.












