MPD investigates a fatal crash in Northwest DC involving a recently carjacked vehicle, resulting in the death of 18-year-old Devin Clark and injuries to another; driver charged with DUI.

A man attempted self-immolation during a protest in DC, was saved by police and bystanders, and Chief Smith praised their swift action. The incident showcased MPD's commitment to safety and first amendment rights.

A fire in Southeast D.C. resulted in two deaths and left an elderly woman in critical condition; the cause is under investigation with one arrest made.

A suspect was arrested for an assault with a gun in Southwest Washington, D.C. after a victim was attacked by multiple suspects for refusing to buy marijuana. The investigation continues with a call for tips.

Metropolitan Police investigate the homicide of Tiara Thompson in Northwest D.C. after she succumbed to gunshot wounds sustained on October 2nd. A $25,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

The Metropolitan Police Department has apprehended the third suspect in a fatal stabbing case in Northwest D.C., following the earlier arrest of two women.

The Metropolitan Police Department is seeking information on a suspect from a Southeast shooting, offering a $10,000 reward for tips leading to arrest and conviction.

Two individuals were arrested following an armed carjacking in DC, with police later recovering the stolen vehicle and charging the suspects with various crimes.

The Metropolitan Police Department investigates a shooting in Northeast Washington D.C. that left one man dead and two others injured. A reward is offered for information.

Deangelo Wooten was sentenced to prison for shooting a teenager during a domestic dispute after threatening texts; he received 8 years for aggravated assault and a concurrent 6 years for firearm possession.

Suspect Rafael Diaz-Powell was arrested for a June theft and assault at a Giant Food store in Montgomery County after store employees recognized him from a police release.

New York man James Weeks was sentenced to 27 months in prison for assaulting officers during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, with additional fines and supervised release.

A Virginia man, Robert William DeGregoris, was found guilty of felony and misdemeanor charges from the January 6 Capitol riot.