MPD seeks help in Northwest stabbing case, urging tipsters to contact them with information and offering a reward for leads that result in an arrest and conviction.

Owen Roland Kirill Fowler was charged with gross negligent manslaughter by vehicle after a fatal speed race in Montgomery County that killed Jobani Alfredo Cruz.

The police in Montgomery County are seeking public help to locate Jennifer Orellana, a missing 17-year-old girl, last seen by her family. Her physical description and photograph have been circulated.

One person died and four were injured in an early morning crash on I-270 in Montgomery County, which involved a vehicle fire. Traffic was disrupted but has since resumed. Details remain under investigation.

Owen Roland Kirill Fowler has been charged with Gross Negligent Manslaughter by Vehicle following a fatal crash involving a speed contest in Bethesda.

The MPD in Washington D.C. seized 71 firearms, including untraceable "Ghost Guns," in one week, leading to multiple arrests and highlighting community involvement in crime prevention efforts.

A suspect has been arrested in connection with early morning burglaries and a non-fatal shooting in Northeast Washington D.C. The investigation remains active.

The Metropolitan Police are seeking a suspect for an assault in Southeast D.C. and request public assistance. The incident involved a violent confrontation after a car window was broken.

Montgomery County is increasing security in retail areas during the holidays to prevent theft, using patrols, plainclothes officers, cameras, and drones.

The Metropolitan Police Department is seeking a suspect from a robbery that occurred on the 4400 block of Benning Road, NE D.C., offering a reward for information.

MPD seeks help identifying suspects in an armed robbery on C Street, NW, offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

Authorities seek a suspect for property destruction in DC's Northeast, following defacement of surveillance cameras with spray paint. A reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

Five individuals were arrested for vandalizing the AIPAC building in Washington, D.C.; an investigation is ongoing, with potential hate crime considerations.