WMATA bans individuals convicted of sexual or violent offenses on its transit system for up to a year, extending the previous 24-hour maximum. Violations of the Passenger Conduct Rule also apply.

A man was arrested for attempting to abduct two women near Alexandria Metro stations, which led to widespread community concern and a swift police response.

MPD seeks community assistance in locating Mercury Ford, suspected of the homicide of Tequila Parker in Anacostia; a warrant for First Degree Murder while Armed has been issued.

The Metropolitan Police are searching for Mercury Ford, accused of shooting Tequila Parker in southeast Washington, D.C., prompting a plea for public assistance.

A Maryland man received life sentences for the murders of his pregnant girlfriend and a store clerk in 2022. The case included the first conviction for the murder of a viable fetus in Montgomery County.

A suspect was arrested for a Northeast Washington, D.C., shooting that injured two men. The Metropolitan Police Department confirmed the incident and subsequent arrest.

Damon McQuarters pleaded guilty to second-degree murder for the 2024 shooting of Michael Simpson outside a D.C. gas station; sentencing is set for August 22, 2025.

The Metropolitan Police arrested a suspect for a 2024 homicide in Northeast Washington, D.C., after the victim died from blunt force trauma months later.

The Metropolitan Police are investigating the fatal shooting of a juvenile, Angel Dominguez, in Northwest Washington, offering a $25,000 reward for information.

A 14-year-old was arrested by the MPD for two armed carjackings in Washington D.C., involving a gun and a knife, with the police investigation ongoing.

Metropolitan Police seek public help in the Southwest Waterfront shooting of an 18-year-old. A reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

Four men have pleaded guilty to their roles in a series of drive-by shootings in Southeast D.C., associated with a gang known as the "Get Back Gang" and "the Z."

The MPD in Washington D.C. recovered 53 illegal firearms in one week and made several arrests, including for "Ghost Guns," emphasizing their ongoing efforts to combat gun-related crimes.