A stabbing defendant was sentenced to 54 months of imprisonment by DC Superior Court Judge Judith Pipe during a hearing on June 27.  Tanade Warsame, 33, was convicted of assault with significant bodily injury while armed and contempt for his involvement in the stabbing of an individual on May 4, 2024 on the 600 block of I Street NW.  According to court documents, the victim claimed that the altercation started over a dispute over a $10 hat which read “I ♥ MILFS” that the defendant sold to the victim.  During the hearing, there was some confusion over whether or not the defendant would be charged with robbery, but Judge Pipe ruled that the charge would be treated as a misdemeanor.  “He failed to truly accept responsibility with what happened,” the prosecution asserted. Read more »

DC Superior Court Judge Judith Pipe denied a stabbing defendant’s motion for a new trial on March 25, as an attempt to manipulate the system. Read more »

DC Superior Court Judge Judith Pipe denied a stabbing defendant’s motion for a mistrial following an outburst by the defendant before the jury on Sept. Read more »

Defendant Tanade Warsame was found guilty on Sept. Read more »

Jurors heard testimony and closing statements on the third day of trial in a stabbing case over an “I ♥ MILFS” hat, in DC Superior Court Judge Judith Pipe’s courtroom on Sept. Read more »

DC Superior Court Judge Judith Pipe ejected a defendant from the courtroom after calling a stabbing victim a "liar" on Sept. Read more »

DC Superior Court Judge Judith Pipe delayed a stabbing defendant’s trial for a day because there weren't enough jurors available for the proceeding on Sept. Read more »