A man in Northeast was arrested and charged with misdemeanor sexual abuse and aggressive panhandling after making unwanted sexual contact with a victim.

A North Carolina man was sentenced to 72 months in prison for assaulting law enforcement during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, facing additional supervised release.

Southeast D.C. shooting leads to the arrest of Anthony Moten, Sr., and the seizure of three firearms by the police; victim suffers non-life-threatening injuries.

Isreal Easterday was sentenced to 30 months for his involvement in the Capitol riot, including assaulting police with pepper spray.

MPD seeks public's help in locating a suspect involved in multiple robberies across Northwest DC, beginning April 3rd with details and footage available on their website.

A man in D.C. admitted to a series of 2023 robberies, with sentencing set for June 28. He pleaded guilty to armed robberies and theft, targeting various businesses. His tactics varied, sometimes involving weapons like knives and scissors.

A man was arrested for assaulting two women with an object resembling a firearm after an argument in southeast D.C.; police are investigating the incident.

A Louisiana man pled guilty to civil disorder for his part in the January 6 Capitol riot and awaits sentencing in August 2024. His father also faces charges; his trial date is not set.

Authorities are searching for suspects who stole from a store and pulled a gun on a security guard on Bladensburg Road, Northeast. No injuries were reported, and the MPD seeks public assistance.

The Metropolitan Police Department is looking for suspects involved in a daylight burglary on Madison Street, NW DC, and is seeking the public's assistance with information.

Scott Miller, identified as a leader in the Proud Boys Maryland chapter, was sentenced to 66 months for his actions during the Capitol riot. His sentence follows a guilty plea for assaulting police officers with a weapon.

Arman Amirshahi received three years probation and 200 hours of community service for his part in a cash-for-clemency scheme in D.C. Co-conspirators received varying sentences, and all must pay restitution.

Four men from California were sentenced to prison for involvement in the January 6 Capitol breach, facing charges including conspiracy and obstruction.