Peter Hermann
Washington Post
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Police balked at giving Michael Fanone his badge back. Then a reporter called.
D.C. police initially said it was against policy to let those who leave keep their badges. But it made an exception for Fanone, who was badly injured on Jan. 6. → Read More
A month after turning 17, he was killed on his way to work
D.C. police said Antonio Cunningham was shot on his way to a sub shop in Northeast Washington. His parents say he was robbed. → Read More
D.C. police search for murder suspect who escaped custody at GWU Hospital
Authorities are searching for 30-year-old Christopher Haynes, who is wanted on murder charges in D.C. → Read More
Man stabbed and wounded on Green Line Metro train, authorities say
Metro Transit police found the victim at the L’Enfant Plaza station. They believe he was stabbed during a fight on a train. → Read More
Secret Service investigating suspicious substance found in White House
A field test indicated the substance was cocaine. Authorities sent the sample to a lab for further testing. → Read More
Fire damages Ristorante Piccolo in Georgetown
Two firefighters suffered minor injuries and were treated and released from a hospital. → Read More
Teen, 15, fatally shot in Southeast Washington
A teenager, 15, was fatally shot in Southeast Washington, according to police. The youth is the 12th juvenile fatally shot in D.C. this year. → Read More
Police, prosecutors target Kennedy Street Crew in Northwest D.C.
Authorities said that 12 members of the group were arrested and that 42 illegal firearms and large quantities of drugs were seized. → Read More
Two-alarm fire burns building on H Street in Northeast Washington
A two-alarm fire burned an unoccupied building on H Street in Northeast Washington. → Read More
Man dies in apartment fire in Southeast Washington
The fatal fire early Monday in the Washington Highlands neighborhood was confined to the victim's kitchen, officials say. → Read More
Shootings in D.C. kill two teen cousins, critically injure 6-year-old
Teenager killed, youngster shot and critically wounded in spate of shootings involving young people in D.C. → Read More
Teen slain, child critical after two D.C. shootings
A teen was slain and a child was in critical condition after separate shootings in Southeast Washington. → Read More
Woman missing from D.C. is found dead in Maryland, police say
Danielle Denise Moss's body was discovered in Waldorf, Md. She had been missing since April. → Read More
Police arrest suspect in fatal shooting aboard Metro train
The suspect is accused of shooting a 17-year-old during a dispute aboard a Metro train as it pulled into the Waterfront station. → Read More
Bystander struck and killed after dispute, gunfire in Shaw, police say
Gunfire erupted after a dispute between three men, authorities said. The victim did not appear to be connected to the dispute. → Read More
Prosecutors say no charges in fatal shooting by FBI agent at Metro Center
The U.S. attorney’s office said 28-year-old Troy “TJ” Bullock pushed the agent over a wall on the platform of the station. → Read More
Man fatally shot in Brentwood in Northeast Washington
D.C. police arrest a suspect in an unrelated fatal stabbing in Southeast. → Read More
AG seeks deal with D.C. police lodge over allegedly illegal whiskey sales
The police lodge was selling Jack Daniels online. The Attorney General's office said in a proposed settlement that the practice might have broke the law. → Read More
D.C. police investigating two homicides in Southeast Washington
A man stabbed on May 25 in Southeast Washington has died; police identify woman fatally stabbed in Potomac Avenue apartment → Read More
Departing D.C. police chief says he pushed city to ‘think differently’
In an interview, Robert J. Contee III said he instituted reforms, but he also tried to advocate for punishment to be a part of the justice system. → Read More