DC Stolen SUV Almost Hits Woman and Dog on Sidewalk As Police Chase It… Evelina Voronina was in the 100 block of U Street Saturday, when she heard screeching tires and sensed something 
was about to happen. That’s when she saw the car on the sidewalk being chased by police, and she knew she had to act fast. She grabbed her dog and ran up the steps of a house hoping not to be hit. The car missed her and her dog by just a few feet and a couple of seconds. The near-miss was captured on a Ring Camera.
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Stolen SUV Almost Hits DC Woman on Sidewalk:
Two Shot! 1 dead, 1 injured.
February 10, 2024: Early Saturday morning around 4 a.m., Police received calls for two shootings on Iverson Street in the county. Upon arriving on the scene, police found one man dead in an automobile and another injured in the 2300 block who was taken to the hospital in stable condition. Officers are saying that the two shootings appear to be related, and they’re are asking anyone with information to call county Police at 1-866-411-TIPS (8477).
Repeal “Good Behavior Credits” Now!
This is why we have so many X-cons walking our streets these days adding to their criminal resume.
Stop it now!
The parents of slain tech CEO Pava Marie LaPere, who was murdered on Friday, September 22, 2023, shared their profound grief Tuesday while urging lawmakers to end good behavior credits for convicted criminals like “Jason Billingsley” who killed their daughter.
Jason Billingsley, charged with first-degree murder in the 2023 death of LaPere, was released from prison in October 2022 after serving a shortened sentence for a 2013 rape because he earned good behavior credits behind bars. Billingsley was also charged with two dozen counts in a previous rape in which a woman and man were bound with duct tape before being set on fire.
Ms. LaPere’s family and others say that she would still be alive today if it had not been for the practice of… “Good Behavior Credits”
Feds’ to help combat violent crime in DC.
MPD is now focused on collaborating with Federal Law Enforcement Officials and digital media specialist to help the U.S. Attorney’s Office prosecute violent crimes in the District. Matthew Graves, the U.S. Attorney for D.C., said Friday that by realigning resources, his office should be able to “pick up the pace” on prosecuting crimes that involve guns and carjackings. Part of that, Graves said, involves using special analysts who comb through phone and other digital evidence as part of one crime scene, then step back and review the data to determine if there are any patterns. According to David Sundberg, Assistant Director of the FBI’s Washington Field Office, this new team will work with law enforcement investigators to help solve violent crime cases in the District of Columbia.
3 Shot, 1 Dead in Northeast!
Four men were shot on Raum Street in the Trinidad neighborhood of Northeast D.C. D.C. police advised that DC-911 received a call on Friday, February 9th at approximately 10 p.m. for a shooting 
in progress inside a building near the 1200 block of Raum Street NE. Upon arrival, police found one man inside the building and two others outside. Two of the three men shot transported themselves to local hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries. Fifth District Commander Sylvan Altieri confirmed the third man died after succumbing to his injuries.
Score one for the Good Guys!
A man was shot Friday night in Southeast after D.C. police say he opened fire on officers.
At a news briefing, D.C. Police Chief Pamela Smith said officers were on “proactive patrol” 
when they tried to make contact with a man they saw inside the courtyard of an apartment complex in the 1400 block of Bangor Street SE around 7 p.m. She said the man tried to flee and officers pursued him into an alley where he pulled out a gun and fired “multiple shots” at police. Officers returned fire, striking the individual who was later transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. No officers were injured.
Three Year Old Boy & Mom Shot!
A 3-year-old boy is dead and his mother is injured after a Thursday night shooting outside of an apartment complex in the 1400 block of Kanawha Street around 5:30 p.m. in the Langley Park 
neighborhood. The mother was taken to a D.C. hospital in stable condition and the child was taken to Children’s National Hospital, where he later died. Police are actively investigating this case and are asking for anyone with information to contact them. A $25,000 reward through Crime Solvers will be given to anyone who provides information that leads to an arrest.
Murder Suspect Arrested:
Today, Detectives from the Metropolitan Police Department’s Homicide Branch announce the arrest of a juvenile who killed a man in Northwest.On Monday, December 18, 2023, at approximately 11:46 a.m., Fourth District officers were at Georgia Avenue and Kennedy Street, Northwest, when they heard gunshots. They responded to the 5400 block of Illinois Avenue, Northwest, where they located a man with gunshot wounds. A private vehicle took him to a hospital where he died. The victim was identified as 27-year-old Jihad Darden, of Northwest, DC.
On Wednesday, February 7, 2023, pursuant to a DC Superior Court custody order, members of the Metropolitan Police Department’s Homicide Branch and Prince Georges County Police Department located and arrested a 15-year-old juvenile male of Bowie, Maryland. Upon his extradition to Washington, DC, he will be charged with First Degree Murder while Armed. CCN: 23205126
The “DC Crime Bill” Vote is Today!
The City Council is scheduled vote on the Secure Omnibus Bill today. A bill designed to curb the rise of violent crimes in the city. 
The bill, sponsored by Council member Brooke Pinto, incorporates much needed changes to current law. Including, but not limited to… Drug-Free Zones, Felony Crimes, Organized Retail Theft, Wearing a Mask (while committing a crime), Carjacking, etc.
This bill would also seek to change current rules regarding the detainment of violent suspects. If passed, it would make permanent provisions for a any adult charged with a violent crime to be held in jail until trial, even if they had not been previously convicted of another violent crime. It will also expand the amount of time a juvenile can be held. If a young person commits a violent crime with a gun, an imitation firearm or knife, they can be held until trial. This applies to certain unarmed offenses as well, including murder, first-degree sexual abuse and carjacking. The majority of folks arrested carjacking in 2023 were juveniles.
Wanna know what’s in the Crime Bill?
Check it out here… Secure DC Omnibus Amendment Act of 2024
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