ERO deported a Mexican fugitive wanted for rape, transferring him to Mexican authorities after his removal from the U.S. Ordered by a DOJ immigration judge.

The U.S. Attorney's Office won't file charges against an MPD officer for the fatal shooting of Clifford Brooks, after a joint investigation found insufficient evidence of wrongdoing.

Nashawn Marshall was convicted in D.C. of assault with a dangerous weapon for pointing a gun at his stepfather. Sentencing is set for September 30, 2024.

A suspect is detained for a fatal stabbing in Northwest D.C., where two victims were attacked in a parking garage, resulting in one death and one injury. Charges include Second Degree Murder and Assault with Intent to Kill.

The Metropolitan Police Department in Washington D.C. removed 42 firearms from the streets between July 8-15, involving various arrests and recoveries of handguns and assault rifles.

Gina Rita Russell was sentenced to over 10 years in prison for orchestrating a $4 million extortion scheme by falsely claiming to have psychic abilities.

The Metropolitan Police Department arrested two more teenagers in connection to the murder of Reggie Brown in D.C., bringing the number of juvenile suspects to five.

The police are seeking public help to identify suspects from a non-fatal shooting in D.C.'s Chinatown; the incident followed a dispute on July 17, 2024.

Four individuals were shot in Southeast D.C., two fatally. A child and another male were hospitalized. Police seek a blue Dodge Charger linked to the suspects.

A South Carolina man received a 40-month prison sentence for assaulting officers during the January 6th Capitol riot. Thomas Casselman previously pled guilty and was also ordered to pay restitution and undergo supervised release.

Keith Jones from D.C. was sentenced to 74 months in prison for fentanyl distribution and illegal firearm possession.

The Metropolitan Police Department seeks public assistance to locate suspects in a retail theft on F Street, NW, urging anyone with information to come forward.

Swahili Village M Street and its owner settled a lawsuit with D.C. for $526,973 over wage theft violations, including underpayment and failure to distribute tips.