The suspect in the Capital Jewish Museum shooting may face the death penalty, with the case highlighting the intersection of antisemitism, crime, and geopolitical tensions.

Two D.C. men received 15-year sentences for drug trafficking and weapons charges after pleading guilty. They were part of a network distributing various narcotics and firearms.

A D.C. man was sentenced to 70 months in prison for a burglary, with 3 years of actual incarceration, after pleading guilty to a first-degree burglary charge.

Elias Rodriguez faces hate crime and murder charges for a deadly shooting at a Jewish Museum event in Washington, D.C., claiming he acted for Palestine. The Justice Department emphasizes intolerance for violence based on hate.

Police are searching for a suspect after an unarmed attempted carjacking in Northwest Washington D.C. where one person was injured; two teens have been arrested.

An 18-year-old suspect was arrested for a May attempted carjacking in Northeast D.C. after a police investigation. The MPD encourages public tips and offers rewards for information on violent crimes.

D.C. police seek help in solving the fatal shooting of Akim Toure in Northwest Washington, offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

DC police investigate a hit-and-run on DC-295 where a pedestrian was killed by a speeding Toyota Camry. The victim, Lee Clark, was pronounced dead on the scene.

The Metropolitan Police Department arrested two teenagers for an armed carjacking in Southeast D.C. The ongoing investigation seeks further information, with a reward for helpful tips.

An 81-year-old man, Julian Bueno, was arrested in D.C. for assaulting a street vendor with a machete over a product dispute.

A man died and two were injured in a triple shooting in Southeast DC; police are investigating and offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

A Maryland man was arrested for the 1995 homicide of a D.C. police officer, who was his girlfriend at the time. Evidence re-examination led to renewed charges.

ICE removed Romulus Mihai, a Belgian fugitive convicted of child sex crimes, after he illegally sought U.S. citizenship without disclosing his criminal past.