Murder Defendants Receive New Trial Date
A scheduling conflict between counsel pushed the trial date for a murder case from May 20, 2019, to Sept. 30, 2019. Co-defendants Charles Young and Steven Robin are charged with…
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A scheduling conflict between counsel pushed the trial date for a murder case from May 20, 2019, to Sept. 30, 2019. Co-defendants Charles Young and Steven Robin are charged with…
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On Sept. 29, DC Superior Court Judge Micheal O’Keefe denied a defense motion to recuse himself from a non-fatal shooting case as well as an alternative motion to reconsider a…
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On July 31, sentencing for Charles Monroe was delayed because he refused to take a plea deal. Monroe, 18, was charged with multiple counts of robbery while armed, possession of…
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D.C. Witness data shows an approximately 67 percent decrease in homicides in April from the previous month. There were nine recorded homicides in April, down from the 15 homicides recorded…
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There were 15 homicides in March, approximately a 50 percent increase from the previous month. In comparison, 13 homicides happened in March of last year. Three people have been arrested…
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Homicides in October increased by 50 percent from September and have outpaced homicides from October 2020, according to D.C. Witness data. Homicides rose in the District of Columbia in October…
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From the Washington Post: By Courtland Milloy Columnist June 18 at 7:00 AM Since 2015, a group of aspiring young journalists has chronicled every homicide in the District on the…
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Metropolitan Police Department close four homicide cases in two days.
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“Young people ought to be able to come into our community and enjoy themselves without being nervous that a gun is going to be pulled out and someone is going to end up dead,” Interim Police Chief Peter Newsham said.
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