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.

MPD warns of impostors using fake law enforcement credentials in a scam, coercing victims to pay cash to avoid supposed arrest for missing court or jury duty.

Floyd Neal was sentenced to 157 months in prison for a series of armed pharmacy robberies across Virginia and Maryland in 2021, following his guilty plea on related charges.

The Metropolitan Police Department has expanded its Amazon Lockers Program citywide, allowing secure package delivery at all district stations to prevent theft.

The Metropolitan Police seek help identifying suspects in a series of retail thefts in Northwest D.C., asking for information on the incidents that occurred on Wednesday morning.

Ruby Corado pled guilty to embezzling over $150,000 from Casa Ruby, a nonprofit serving the LGBTQ+ community. She faces a maximum 20-year sentence for wire fraud.

Suspects unsuccessfully attempted to steal an ATM by ramming a U-Haul into a Silver Spring gas station, fleeing empty-handed with no injuries reported.

A Baltimore man received a 15-year prison sentence for a 2019 shooting in Northeast DC, with subsequent supervised release. Authorities and U.S. Attorney's Office staff were commended for their role in the conviction.