An Alabama man was sentenced to 34 months in prison for assaulting officers during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. He also received a fine and supervised release.

A suspect turned himself in and was arrested for a May armed robbery and firearm possession on Rhode Island Avenue, with no injuries reported during the incident.

The MPDC has arrested several individuals for unauthorized vehicle use, spanning various DC neighborhoods, with no specific pattern in terms of incidents or perpetrators.

DC police arrested Maurice Nelson for an armed carjacking after a helicopter observed the stolen car. Nelson faces multiple charges; the second suspect is at large.

The Metropolitan Police seek a suspect of a threats offense in D.C.'s Navy Yard. A woman was followed and threatened in her building last Friday. The suspect fled and police offer a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

MPD in D.C. reported seizing 45 firearms, including "Ghost Guns," in one week, underscoring the city's ongoing battle against armed violence. Various arrests accompanied these recoveries.

Matthew Leland Klein was sentenced to 90 days for felony and misdemeanor charges from the Jan 6 Capitol breach.

The GW Holiday Tailgate will cause traffic disruptions and street closures in DC on Nov 18, with enforcement of no parking zones and potential for increased pedestrian activity.

The Metropolitan Police Department seeks public help to identify suspects in an October 13th burglary of a vape shop on H Street Northeast, offering a reward for information.

Police seek two suspects for the vandalism of a security camera in Northeast DC on November 13. Images of the suspects have been released to the public for identification.

Darnell Peoples, 22, has pled guilty to first-degree sexual abuse of an elderly woman in her garden in Washington, D.C., with a suggested 20-year prison term.

A Maryland man was sentenced to seven years for a 2023 carjacking of a delivery driver after pleading guilty to carjacking and carrying a pistol without a license.

Maryland man, Mynor Josue Fernandez Alfaro, was sentenced to 63 months in prison for distributing fentanyl. His co-conspirator Edward Steven Monge received 96 months. They sold over 4,500 lethal pills and earned $150,000 via Cash App.