Metropolitan Police seek a suspect for a daytime robbery at a Northwest bank on April 5th, asking for public help to identify the thief caught on video footage.

D.C. police seek a suspect for a late-night burglary at a Southeast restaurant; they request public assistance to identify the individual involved in the crime.

Brittany Johnson was arrested for a violent burglary involving assault with a meat tenderizer in Southeast D.C.

Police in Washington, DC are searching for a suspect who committed an armed robbery on 52nd Street NE, escaping with cash after threatening the victim with a gun.

Police are searching for two burglars who stole items from a Northwest Washington home on April 13. The MPD urges public help to identify the suspects.

A man was arrested for a January shooting in Northwest DC after collaborative efforts by MPD and ATF using an arrest warrant for Assault with Intent to Kill.

Two teens were arrested in Washington, DC, for a violent daylight robbery, facing charges of robbery using force.

MPD detectives are investigating a non-fatal shooting in the Northeast area and searching for the suspect's vehicle. They seek public assistance in finding the assailant responsible for the recent gun violence incident.

Two men were wounded in a Southeast Washington shooting. Police are searching for the gunman. The incident occurred on the night of April 7. The injuries are non-life-threatening.

Traffic changes are coming to D.C. for EcoBash on April 19, including street closures, parking restrictions, and potential towing of parked cars in emergency no-parking zones.

An 18-year-old, Mohamed Samura, died after being struck by a speeding Audi in NW D.C. The crash, which involved the car hitting another vehicle before mounting the curb, is under investigation.

Jaime Ayala was arrested in Northwest Washington, DC for an assault with a knife, after initially swinging a bottle at the victim. The incident occurred on P Street and led to charges of Assault with a Dangerous Weapon.

A former North Korean diplomat in Thailand, Myong Ho Ri, is indicted in the U.S. for sanctions evasion, bank fraud, and money laundering to aid North Korea.