U.S. Attorney Edward R. Martin Jr. cites a 25% reduction in violent crime during his first 100 days, noting a collaborative effort in the District of Columbia.

A former USDA Program Director pleaded guilty to participating in a $400,000 kickback scheme. His nephew also pleaded guilty. They both await sentencing.

U.S. Attorney Ed Martin Jr. credits President Trump's first 100 days for a 25% decrease in D.C.'s violent crime, highlighting the "Make D.C. Safe Again" initiative and collaboration between law enforcement agencies.

A man was killed and a woman injured in a shooting in Northeast Washington, D.C. Police are investigating and offering a $25,000 reward for information.

Chilean national Mario Bustamante Leiva faces charges including wire fraud and identity theft for alleged purse thefts in Washington, D.C. restaurants.

Metropolitan Police apprehended a suspect in a Southeast D.C. shooting where officers' quick response and medical aid may have saved the victim's life. The suspect faces Assault with Intent to Kill charges.

Clyde Wimbush, a missing 64-year-old man, has been found safe, with thanks given to the community for aiding in sharing information about his disappearance.

A man was injured and a dog killed in a violent incident involving police and two large dogs in Prince George’s County, with a police car crashing en route.

A juvenile was arrested in D.C. for a stabbing that left a victim with non-life-threatening injuries. Police urge public assistance in the ongoing investigation.

Three men were hospitalized after a shooting in Alexandria, Virginia; two are seriously injured and one in critical condition. No arrests have been made, and police are investigating.

MPD and USSS arrested Mario Bustamante Leiva for a series of purse-snatching robberies in D.C. He faces Robbery (Stealth) charges; the investigation is ongoing.

Montgomery County Police seek public help in a death probe after a woman with a gunshot wound was pronounced dead. The male who drove her to the hospital fled, and an autopsy is pending. Details and a call for tips were released.

U.S. Attorney Edward R. Martin Jr. warned Green Theory, a D.C. pot dispensary, about operating too close to schools, highlighting conflicts between federal and local marijuana laws.