Bowser, MPD react to Trump’s pardon of DC police officers convicted in man’s death
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and the Metropolitan Police Department react to President Donald Trump’s pardon of two former D.C. police officers convicted in the death of a 20-year-old man during a police chase in October 2020.
Trump pardons two former D.C. police officers convicted in death of a moped rider
Trump gave both former officers full and unconditional pardons. The D.C. Police Union argues that the men were wrongly convicted and maliciously prosecuted. Prosecutors accused the men of conspiring to hide what led to Hylton-Brown’s death.
A contingent of 23 troopers helped officers with the Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia, staffing a detail that kept them on Pennsylvania Avenue for 15 hours on inauguration ...
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DC on edge as police beef up security for Trump’s inauguration following two assassination attemptsAs the inauguration of Donald Trump looms, many residents of the District of Columbia are anxious about how members of the ...
MPD seeks public help in identifying a package theft suspect from January 14 on the 1500 block of Pennsylvania Avenue SE.
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Several law enforcement agencies in Maryland declined requests for police assistance for President-elect Donald Trump’s ...
Detectives in D.C. are investigating after a mother and her young child were found dead in an apartment on Saturday afternoon. A spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police Department told DC News Now ...
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Man injured in shooting near high school in Northeast DC; police investigatingD.C. police are investigating after a man was found shot near a high school in Northeast early Thursday morning. According to ...
The Metropolitan Police Department appeals for community help in identifying a suspect in a recent shooting of a teenager in ...
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