Married co-defendants accepted plea deals for an armed robbery that resulted in a non-fatal shooting before DC Superior Court Judge Jason Park on Jan. Read more »

DC Supreme Court Judge Jason Park rejected a shooting defendant’s request for release during a hearing on Jan. Read more »

DC Superior Court Judge Jason Park granted a mistrial on Jan. Read more »

Multiple detectives testified regarding a shooting investigation in a trial before DC Superior Court Judge Jason Park on Dec. Read more »

DC Superior Court Judge Jason Park dismissed two charges for a non-fatal shooting defendant and waived the appearance of his co-defendant who refused to get off transport on Nov. Read more »

On Feb. Read more »

On July 14, Nikia Cunningham pled not-guilty to fifteen charges resulting from a shooting.  Cunningham, 28, is charged with assault with intent to kill, aggravated assault knowingly while armed, possession of a firearm during a crime of violence, armed robbery, assault with a dangerous weapon, unlawful possession of a firearm with a prior conviction, second degree cruelty towards children, possession of a pistol without a license outside of a home or business, possession of an unregistered firearm, and unlawful possession of ammunition for her alleged involvement in a non-fatal shooting on the 300 Block of Franklin Street, NE on March 28.  The incident left one victim suffering from non-life-threatening injuries.  According to court documents, Cunningham went with another individual and her baby to the victim's residence in search of drugs. Read more »

During a felony status conference on April 12, DC Superior Court Judge Heidi Pasichow granted bail, but due to another case, the defendant will remain at the DC Jail. Read more »

On April 6, DC Superior Court Judge Renee Raymond found probable cause to charge Nikia Cunningham with one count of assault with a dangerous weapon.  Cunningham, 28, is charged in connection to a shooting that occurred on March 28 on the 300 block of Franklin Street, NE.  Judge Raymond stated that based on the evidence provided to the court, she found probable cause that Cunningham was the one to commit the crime. Read more »