During a mental observation hearing Jan. Read more »

A murder defendant is still incompetent to stand trial, according to a report from the  Department of Behavioral Health (DBH).  Alisa Randall, 31, is charged with second-degree murder while armed for allegedly stabbing 59-year-old Ronald Jones in an apartment on the 1300 block of Euclid Street, NW on July 15. Read more »

A report stated that even though a murder defendant is not competent to stand trial now, she  will likely gain competency after treatment. Read more »

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During a felony status conference on Aug. Read more »

During the month of July, there were 20 homicides, four more than June. Read more »

A murder defendant was removed July 31 from a courtroom after she repeatedly interrupted judicial proceedings. Read more »

The Metropolitan Police Department is investigating a homicide that appears to be domestic in nature. Read more »

DC Superior Court Judge Michael O'Keefe sentenced a defendant to 80 years incarceration on Nov. Read more »

A jury found a shooting defendant guilty on eight charges during trial on June 26. Read more »

On June 25, counsel tasked jurors with addressing a double homicide trial as a puzzle to determine innocence or guilt.  Beysean Jones, 29, is charged with first-degree murder while armed and assault with intent to kill while armed for his alleged involvement in the shootings of Ronald Brown, 19, and Tijuan Wilson, 41. Read more »

The prosecution called their last witness on June 24 to testify regarding video footage they allege tracks the defendant’s vehicle to the site of the homicide.   Beysean Jones, 29, is charged with two counts of first-degree murder while armed and assault with intent to kill while armed for his alleged involvement in the shootings of Ronald Brown, 19, and Tijuan Wilson, 41. Read more »

On June 20, prosecutors brought forth a key witness to testify about his business with a double homicide defendant during a trial presided over by DC Superior Court Judge Michael O’Keef. Read more »