A former D.C. special police officer was sentenced to a year in federal prison after stomping on a detained patron’s face at a Northeast McDonald’s.

A Glen Burnie man was arrested this week in the June 2025 killing in Trinidad. Police say the arrest follows months of multi‑jurisdictional work by detectives.

Police arrest Michael Collins for an armed robbery in Southeast Washington; he faces charges including Armed Robbery (Gun) and Carrying a Pistol Without a License.

A federal judge in Greenbelt sentenced a 28-year-old Silver Spring man to 50 years after prosecutors said he coerced at least 108 girls, some as young as five, into producing sexual images.

The Metropolitan Police Department is seeking two suspects involved in a non-fatal assault in Northeast Washington, D.C., and is offering a $1,000 reward for information.

A Greenbelt jury will weigh whether Tom Goldstein hid millions in poker winnings and used his law firm to cover losses.

Benin native Jose Biaou was convicted of fraud, involving over $3.5 million from Covid assistance programs, and faces a maximum of 30 years in prison.

A Frederick man was arrested after a cyber tip prompted a search of his home; deputies say 37‑year‑old Steven Danko faces nine counts of sexual solicitation of a minor. Devices were seized as investigators continue their probe.

Federal prosecutors say three men, including a Laurel resident, were indicted for allegedly rigging bids for school sports equipment, hitting at least 44 Mississippi schools.

Monica Irene Delao was arrested in California for an Arizona parole violation related to narcotics; she had a history of criminal charges. Her boyfriend, Rene Tapia, was also arrested for possessing illegal items.

Montgomery County police arrested a 19-year-old Clarksburg man after investigators say he recorded women in dressing rooms at the Clarksburg Banana Republic between May and August 2025.

The FBI issued a FLASH advisory Thursday after a surge in ATM 'jackpotting' incidents. The bulletin lists indicators and mitigation steps for banks and retailers.

Two women from Texas are indicted for kidnapping and forced child labor, facing potential life sentences and fines. ICE and local authorities cooperated in the investigation.