AAR CORP. will pay over $55 million to settle FCPA violation investigations related to bribery in Nepal and South Africa. The company will enter an 18-month NPA, pay penalties, forfeit profits, and disgorge funds to the SEC.

MPD seized 59 firearms, including a "Ghost Gun," in D.C. from December 9-16, 2024, to reduce gun crime, leading to several arrests. Rewards up to $2,500 are offered for tips leading to arrests and seizures.

Metropolitan Police request public assistance regarding a burglary in Northeast Washington DC, offering a reward for information leading to arrest and indictment.

Andre Clark was arrested for the fatal shooting of Leonard Taylor Jr. in Southeast Washington, D.C., facing a charge of second-degree murder while armed.

A Potomac man was charged after a hit-and-run that injured a transportation worker. He was arrested upon return to the US and faces up to five years in prison and $5,000 in fines.

A Gaithersburg man has been charged with manslaughter for fatally striking a pedestrian while allegedly speeding in August. The victim was on a lawn mower when hit.

Montgomery County man, Michael MacCrae Shannon, was arrested after injuring two police officers. The incident occurred during a reported disturbance and led to Shannon facing assault and other charges.

Fourteen-year-old Sophia Baldwin has been found safe after being reported missing in Montgomery County, with community efforts contributing to her return.

Justice Thomas, 18, was arrested for a shooting in Northwest D.C. where a 17-year-old girl was injured amid an attempted robbery. The police are seeking additional suspects.

Three juveniles were arrested in D.C. for armed carjacking, with one also charged for a previous carjacking incident. The stolen vehicle was recovered, and the MPD is soliciting tips.

The MPD is seeking assistance in identifying a suspect involved in a Northeast DC assault that left the victim unconscious but with non-life-threatening injuries.

A South Carolina man received a 60-day sentence for misdemeanors related to the Jan. 6 Capitol breach, including entering a restricted building and disorderly conduct.

Corey Whittico pleaded guilty to possessing a modified firearm with a machine gun conversion, after brandishing it on Instagram. He faces up to 15 years in prison.