Three Choppa City crew members were convicted for armed robberies of Brinks trucks in Washington, D.C., with over $1.2 million stolen. Sentencing is scheduled for January 2024.

Angelo Deleo Long, 45, was arrested by the Metropolitan Police for a burglary on Georgia Avenue, Northwest D.C., and charged with Burglary Two. The MPD seeks a second suspect.

D.C. police investigate a fatal shooting in Southeast Washington; 32-year-old Alphonzo Glascoe was pronounced dead on the scene. A $25,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

Maurice Spears was arrested in D.C. for charges related to sexual abuse and assault, after allegations of non-consensual sexual acts and violent assault against an acquaintance.

The MPD is investigating a series of thefts and vandalism against work vehicles in Washington, D.C., and seeks community assistance to find the suspects.

The Metropolitan Police Department warns of an email extortion scam demanding bitcoin by falsely claiming to have sensitive personal data. They advise against payment and encourage reporting these incidents.

The Metropolitan Police Department in Washington D.C. recovered 48 firearms in a week, including rifles and ghost guns, and arrested individuals like Terrell Rayvon Wright for firearm-related offenses.

A North Carolina man was convicted of assaulting law enforcement and other charges from the January 6th Capitol riot and is set for sentencing in December 2024.

Antonio Lamotta was sentenced to six months in prison for his role in the Capitol riot, including a felony charge of civil disorder, and must also pay restitution.

Police arrested a suspect for a Northeast Washington homicide, where a man was found shot dead on September 2. The suspect faces first-degree murder charges.

Quenton Jones was sentenced to 19 years for arson and other charges after setting his ex-girlfriend's apartment on fire and continued harassment, leading to a major building evacuation.

Hawaii man Alexander Cain Poplin faces charges for his alleged involvement in the January 6 Capitol riot, including assaulting a police officer with a weapon.

Kylee Palmer was found guilty of second-degree murder and other charges related to a 2020 fatal shooting in Southeast, D.C.