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You’re Putting Yourself on Thin Ice Here,’ Judge Warns Defendant After Release Violations

DC Superior Court Judge Todd Edelman admonished a stabbing defendant with a warning after she violated her home confinement twice but allowed her to remain on release at a hearing on July 14.  Shauntia Daniels, 27, is charged with assault with a dangerous weapon for her alleged involvement in a non-fatal stabbing on May 23 at the 7-Eleven on the 3000 block of 14th Street, NW. Read more »

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Judge Sentences Three Carjacking, Robbery Defendants–Two to Jail, the Third Gets Probation

DC Superior Court Judge Andrea Hertzfeld gave two defendants in a carjacking, robbery case 64 month concurrent sentences but reluctantly released the third suspect on probation in a May 20 hearing.  “I don’t know what I’m supposed to do here,”said Judge Hertzfeld as she considered the fate of Jalen Dyson, 25, convicted with the two others in a crime the judge described as “horrible” and horrendous.” Dyson was originally charged with robbery while armed.  His two co-defendants, Yahshaiyah Enoch, 23, faced a count of armed robbery and Xavier Wall was accused of  conspiracy, armed carjacking, possession of a firearm in a crime of violence, robbery while armed, assault to commit robbery while armed and first-degree theft.  According to a police report, on June 23, 2023, officers responded to a robbery call at the Ivy City Motel on the 1600 Block of New York Avenue, NE. Read more »

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17-Year-Old Homicide Defendant in Perfect Compliance with Release Conditions

DC Superior Court Judge Michael Ryan acknowledged a teenage homicide defendant's perfect compliance with his release conditions in a hearing on April 7.  Leroy Dixon, 17, is charged with second-degree murder while armed for his alleged involvement in the fatal shooting of 16-year-old Dominique Dingle on May 20, 2025 on the 1000 block of Third Place, SE.  Dixon is charged under Title 16, which allows prosecutors to try juveniles as adults for certain serious offenses. Read more »