Federal prosecutors unsealed an indictment May 12, 2026, accusing four D.C. residents of a multi‑jurisdiction ATM robbery conspiracy that used hydraulic rescue tools to open machines. The case ties into earlier Prince George’s County investigations of similar break‑ins.

D.C. police arrested 22‑year‑old Dionzai Parker on May 12, 2026, in connection with an Oct. 6, 2022, North Capitol Street shooting that wounded four people and later killed one. Investigators say surveillance and tips led to the arrest.

A mother says her autistic daughter was sexually abused at Kelly Miller Middle School and that DCPS didn’t notify her until detectives called — parents rallied and demanded answers. District rules require same‑day incident reporting for high‑risk events.

Police released surveillance photos after an armed robbery inside a Southwest D.C. apartment last Monday; detectives are asking the public for tips.

Police in Congress Heights are investigating after a woman was found shot inside a home Tuesday morning. Authorities have not released the victim's name or suspect information.

Federal threat‑assessment experts trained hundreds of Lake County educators and police this spring, stressing that behavior — not appearance — is the clearest warning sign of targeted violence.

Four people were arrested after protesters allegedly interfered with a traffic stop near the proposed ICE detention warehouse in Salt Lake City. Police say two men were found with weapons and several were booked on obstruction-related counts.

A teenage boy was shot Monday night on Taylor Street NW and is hospitalized; police say the investigation is ongoing and are asking for tips.

A man was killed Monday evening on the 3700 block of Hayes Street NE in Mayfair. Police are searching for a dark‑blue Audi Q5 with possible Virginia plates.

Sheriff Rosie led Miami‑Dade deputies to Washington to honor K‑9 Roxi, who was mortally injured after a January pursuit crash.

Cole Tomas Allen appeared in federal court Monday and — according to reports — pleaded not guilty to an indictment accusing him of attempting to assassinate President Trump at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Prosecutors say he fired a shotgun outside the Washington Hilton; defense lawyers have filed motions seeking recusal of top DOJ officials.

Institute staff flagged a man fleeing police who ran inside a public exhibit space on 16th Street; officers arrested him Saturday and security video circulated. No injuries were reported.

Jurors heard that one defendant allegedly bragged after stabbing Ian Watkins inside HMP Wakefield on October 11, 2025; both men deny the charges. The opening statements focused on CCTV, witness accounts and motive.